Syracuse can use a rebounding oriented two-center lineup when it needs to
The Orange normally spaces the floor and pushes in transition to get extra shots, but it can change to a bigger lineup when needed. Read more »
Daily Archives: February 14, 2017
ACC coaches, Syracuse players grapple with how to handle social media during the season
Some athletes don’t use social media at all during the season. Others are glued to it. Read more »
Syracuse University professor makes major impact with research about how oxygen came to Earth's atmosphere
A Syracuse University assistant geology professor had his research paper outlining his discoveries concerning the Great Oxidation Event published in a major international journal of science. Read more »
John Gillon can't repeat late-game heroics in loss to No. 8 Louisville
SU's experienced point guard seemed to be on the brink of another late, big shot. But he couldn't repeat his big time playmaking down the stretch. Read more »
Music festivals dominate summer concert landscape
Music festivals are everything when it comes to summer concerts, and these Syracuse University students have attended their fair share. Read more »
State appropriations for higher education increase for public colleges
A report published in Inside Higher Ed shows state appropriations for public colleges have gone up in 39 out of 50 states. Read more »
Syracuse softball bonds over unofficial Gnome mascot
What started as one joke involving new player Baylee Douglass has led to a team wide commitment to Gnate the Gnome. Read more »
Graduate Student Organization wins bid to host 2017 NAGPS conference
The conference is a non-profit student run organization that focuses on improving the quality of life and graduate and professional students across the U.S. Read more »
Following verdict of Evangelista investigation, Student Association needs to strengthen itself if it wants to be taken seriously
The Daily Orange Editorial Board suggests the Student Association promote internal accountability and engagement in order to heal the cracks of the spring semester. Read more »
University Senate expected to pass formal resolution collectively opposing Donald Trump’s travel ban
The Senate’s resolution regarding Trump’s executive order will serve as the latest in a string of statements and comments made by SU faculty and officials on the travel ban. Syverud denounced the order last week. Read more »
ReZone Syracuse initiative releases first rezoning draft map
The ReZone Syracuse initiative hopes to “comprehensively revise and update” the city’s zoning ordinance and map. Read more »
Syracuse ice hockey plays dodgeball to fire up before home games
SU has inched closer and closer to a first-round bye. What's to credit? Dodgeball, in part. Read more »
This SU professor got to sing for Pope Francis
After writing more than 1,100 songs and working with Michael Bolton, Cher and many other big-time artists, Syracuse professor Bob Halligan Jr. knows a thing or two about songwriting. Read more »
Working in a London office isn’t just productive, it’s healthy too
When I got my acceptance letter to the Syracuse University Abroad program for this spring, the prospect of interning in London was an attractive and… Read more »
With Valeria Salazar out for the season, Syracuse tennis looks to Gabriela Knutson and Miranda Ramirez to step up
Syracuse’s temporary-No. 1 singles player will try to partner with freshman Miranda Ramirez to make up for the loss of Valeria Salazar. Read more »
Prince’s music on Spotify makes us wonder about the resistance against streaming services
Now that Prince is available on streaming services, columnist Jenny Bourque wonders how long until the rest of the remaining hesitant artists follow. Read more »
Why Apple’s major iPhone supplier should build a factory in upstate New York, not Pennsylvania
Business columnist Alex Straus explains the likelihood of a Foxconn Technology Group factory coming to New York state over Pennsylvania. Read more »
The completion of a major trailway in New York state could have benefits for Onondaga County
Gov. Andrew Cuomo has proposed spending $200 million on completing the Empire State Trail, which would connect all of New York state and potentially drive more tourism to Syracuse and Onondaga County. Read more »
Newhouse School receives grant for free speech project from the Koch brothers
The Tully Center for Free Speech received a grant from the Charles Koch Foundation, stirring up concern among faculty members. Read more »
Student Association President Eric Evangelista found in violation of multiple bylaws
Evangelista was found guilty of violating SA’s bylaw article 4.2, which prohibits any officer from engaging in activity that “can be perceived as coercive, underhanded or manipulative in an attempt to gain an advantage of any kind within the Student Association." Read more »
Syracuse University student reports sexual offense near campus
The offense was reported to have occurred at 9:30 p.m. on Monday. Read more »
The Final Word: Beat writers discuss Syracuse’s 76-72 overtime loss to No. 8 Louisville
Our beat writers Connor Grossman and Matt Schneidman discuss Syracuse's overtime loss to No. 8 Louisville. Read more »
