A new rule was implemented five years ago in which once-graduated players could transfer without having to sit out a year. Syracuse has two of those players on its team. Read more »
The sophomore defenseman, as of Saturday, had begun practicing and running, but not contact drills. Read more »
Student Association elected new representatives, discussed the investigation into President Eric Evangelista and discussed projects with the Athletic Department and Department of Public Safety. Read more »
Super Bowl weekend typically isn’t a good time to release a film. Movie columnist Erik Benjamin shares why horror genres can break that trend. Read more »
The campaign, called “Green Light NY: Driving Together,” calls for all qualified drivers to have licenses, regardless of immigration status. Read more »
The transfer "butted heads" with her coach at SIUE and eventually took for a more competitive conference. Read more »
Last week, President Donald Trump nominated Neil Gorsuch to fill the vacant seat on the U.S. Supreme Court. Despite Gorsuch’s qualifications, his nomination is still causing controversy with Democrats in the Senate. Read more »
The Judicial Review Board said they had needed extra time to collect more testimonies and allow more people to come forward. Read more »
Environment columnist Lydia Niles explains why New York state Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s clean water proposal is a step in the right direction, but not enough to solve the state’s water problem. Read more »
A new conveyor belt sushi place opened up on Marshall Street with plenty of options for all and with special Syracuse-themed sushi rolls. Read more »
Maria Minniti, director of the Whitman School's Institute for an Entrepreneurial Society, responds to two Feb. 1 Daily Orange articles about the Koch brothers' donation to the institute. Read more »
Syracuse University officials respond to a Feb. 1 letter to the editor that expressed disapproval of the location of a campus-wide disability forum. Read more »
Families come in all shapes and sizes. Morgan Lyons shows her love for her family with a contemporary lion on her arm. Read more »
Ever wondered what your personal trainer is thinking while you power through that last mile? The Walk Against Humanity app was developed for fitness but with a dark humor twist. Read more »
Abroad columnist Saniya More writes about London’s unplanned urban structure that makes it one of the world’s most important cities. Read more »
As of Monday evening, 244 members of the SU community — most of them faculty members — had signed an online petition urging Chancellor Kent Syveurd to take tougher stance on President Donald Trump’s executive order on immigration. Read more »
The New York State Senate on Monday passed the bill, sponsored by Sen. James Seward (R), to establish a statewide ride-hailing regulatory framework. Read more »
The Syracuse Planning Commission Monday night passed the proposal to demolish the structures at 727 S. Crouse Ave., including the popular Hungry Chuck's bar. Read more »
Donald Trump has outlined four steps to address cybersecurity. A draft of his executive order, which describes two separate audits, was released in late January, but Trump delayed signing it last week. Read more »
The owner of Amelia Leigh Boutique cited low foot traffic as a reason to shut down the store. Read more »
Two more conference wins has bumped up Syracuse to No. 20 in the Week 14 Associated Press Top 25 poll. Read more »
It's the first time a Syracuse player has won a weekly conference award this season. Read more »
Here’s a recap of what was said Monday afternoon on the weekly ACC coaches teleconference. Read more »
