FATHER'S TIME: After 2 years at Denver, Brendan Bomberry realized he had to be closer to his son
Brendan Bomberry left Denver to come to Syracuse, the city his son was born in, to be closer to his family. Read more »
Daily Archives: February 8, 2017
From the Design Desk: Syracuse University’s new typeface, Sherman
Members of The Daily Orange Design staff share their thoughts on Syracuse University’s rebrand, which includes a shift from the typeface ITC Franklin Gothic to Sherman. Read more »
Syracuse University chancellor’s condemnation of Trump’s executive order on immigration was sufficient, but should have come sooner
The Daily Orange Editorial Board considers Chancellor Kent Syverud’s denouncement of President Donald Trump’s executive order adequate, but contends that it should have been made weeks ago. Read more »
Male politicians should follow the example of New York state Gov. Andrew Cuomo and defend women’s reproductive rights
Gender and Sexuality columnist Kelsey Thompson commends New York state Gov. Andrew Cuomo for his proposal to incorporate Roe v. Wade into the state’s constitution. Read more »
Syracuse can learn from Seattle… when it comes heroin
The U.S. opioid epidemic knows no boarders. Columnist Renata Husted explains how Syracuse can look to Seattle for inspiration on how cities are trying to combat it. Read more »
British TV industry is getting richer and the US is its biggest market
TV columnist Malvika Randive talks about the recent growth of the British Television industry, and why British shows are in demand for American audiences. Read more »
This year’s Oscar nominations point to roadblocks
Movie columnist Lilly Stuecklen has Oscar dreams, but Hollywood’s current climate proves a lot of norms stand in her way. Read more »
How Syracuse University is working to improve safety for Chinese students
In light of Syracuse University student Xiaopeng “Pippen” Yuan being murdered, Chinese students on SU campus have developed a campaign to increase safety for the Chinese student population. Read more »
Walk-on Adrian Autry Jr. embraces role as ‘Handshake Guy’
Adrian Autry Jr. knows he’s not going to play much for Syracuse as a walk-on, but he’s found another way to contribute for the Orange. Read more »
Springfield Garden Apartments residents give their perspectives on violent shootings
Residents discuss recent crime at the DeWitt complex, where a Syracuse University student was shot and killed in late September. Read more »
Wheatly addresses undocumented students, Koch Foundation during University Senate open forum
Wednesday's University Senate open forum was first one to be held in years. Read more »
After escape to Hawaii, Syracuse's Stephanie Grossi doubles point total
Stephanie Grossi doubled her point total in the month of January. What's to credit? A trip to Hawaii. Read more »
Students at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor have access to 7,000 video games that span decades
A University of Michigan at Ann Arbor professor holds a course in the university’s Computer and Video Game Archive. Read more »
Sydney O'Hara looks to strengthen arsenal with changeup
O'Hara, last year's leader in earned runs average, wants to add to her arsenal with a changeup. Read more »
Graduate student develops economically efficient way to turn microalgae into biofuel
Syracuse University student Bendy Estime has developed a way to harvest microalgae more easily, an important and difficult step in the biofuel process. Read more »
University Union to show advanced screening of horror film 'Get Out'
The film will be released in theaters everywhere a week after the screening. Read more »
Grapes & Roses is a romantic Pisco cocktail sure to woo your Valentine
This Valentine’s Day, instead of going out to the local florist to pick up a bouquet of roses, head to the grocery store and pick… Read more »
SALTQuarter gallery explores themes of loss, memory
Stefan Zoller got his MFA from Syracuse University last year and now teaches a few SU courses. His latest exhibition “Wyoming Distance” opens at SALTQuarters this weekend. Read more »
The next step in Syracuse freshman center Taurean Thompson’s development: Avoid foul trouble
Syracuse freshman center Taurean Thompson ranks second in the ACC in fouls committed per 40 minutes, according to Kenpom.com. Read more »
Breaking silence, Syverud announces his opposition to Trump's executive order on immigration ban
Chancellor Kent Syverud announced his opposition to President Donald Trump's controversial executive order on immigration ban on Wednesday. Read more »
What does the raunchy version of 'Silence of the Lambs' look like?
Rarely Done Productions brings small scale, off-beat plays to Syracuse -- but they often take a dark angle. For mature audiences only. Read more »
SU faculty sign nationwide petition against Trump's executive order on immigration ban
More than 200 Syracuse University faculty members signed a nationwide petition criticizing President Donald Trump’s executive order banning immigration. Read more »
Pixels & Print to hold 3rd annual graphic design workshop
Students and design coaches will team up for a 48-hour design workshop this weekend. The goal is to rebrand Syracuse’s South Side. Read more »
