Senior forward Jessica Sibley eyes late-career push
“Christmas is over, the season of giving is over." Read more »
Daily Archives: February 15, 2017
Molding a home: Syracuse Ceramic Guild has fostered artists since 1947
A collective of ceramic artists in Syracuse make intricate items through the years, constantly learning from each other. Read more »
Syracuse men's basketball roundtable: NCAA Tournament odds, Georgia Tech preview and adjustments down the stretch
Our beat writers tackle three main questions surrounding the Orange, from what needs to happen down the stretch to SU's tournament odds. Read more »
Marquis Marshall makes a name for himself at Alvernia
The son of Donyell Marshall, Marquis, failed in two prior stops at playing collegiate basketball. Only in returning to his hometown and playing for Alvernia has he rekindled a love for the game. Read more »
Syracuse prepares to face No. 7 Notre Dame, its toughest opponent yet
Syracuse is 0-3 against top 10 teams this season, and it hasn't exactly succeeded against the Fighting Irish anyway. Read more »
Keith Lambert thriving in second chance for Syracuse club ice hockey after quitting team
Keith Lambert quit early in his club ice hockey career. Two weeks in he realized he missed the sport, rejoined the team and is now having success. Read more »
Meet the 5 people who want to lead the city of Syracuse
Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner will hit her term limit at the end of this year, opening up the race to replace her to new faces. Get to know the candidates as their campaigns get underway. Read more »
Syracuse is facing numerous problems that mayoral candidates will have to address
As more candidates enter the race for mayor of Syracuse, they will have to give their stance on the wide range of issues facing the city. Read more »
New York state Attorney General issues warning on immigration scam
New York state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman issued a scam alert that fake immigration agents are soliciting money from immigrants in exchange of avoiding deportation. Read more »
Syverud defends a delay in the university's response to Trump's travel ban
University Senate passed a resolution formally criticizing President Donald Trump’s executive order on immigration ban. Read more »
Central New York Boat Show to showcase largest upstate selection of boats
With more than 500 all-new models of boats, the Central New York Boat Show will display cruisers, pontoon boats and more at the New York State Fairgrounds. Read more »
‘The Simpsons’ are the closest thing to modern-day prophets
TV columnist Malvika Randive writes how “The Simpsons” possess the supernatural ability to hilarious predict future events. Read more »
Team of Arizona State University students work to improve access to clean drinking water in underdeveloped countries
The 33 Buckets team install small, customizable water filters in communities and areas with a lack of access to clean water. Read more »
Sukesh: Violence has no place in activism because words are weapon enough
Student Life columnist Aishwarya Sukesh points to two recent incidents at New York University and UC Berkeley to explain why the use of violence at protests degrades the goal of activism. Read more »
Meeting to be held over proposed public art installations in Syracuse
The meeting will be held Thursday between the city's Neighborhood Preservation and Economic Development committee and Downtown & Metropolitan Planning committee. Read more »
Project that would demolish Chuck’s is still multiple steps away
Project developers still must apply for construction and demolition permits before moving forward. Additionally, the developers have submitted a request to the Syracuse Industrial Development Agency of $1.7 million in mortgage and sales tax breaks that have yet to be approved. Read more »
Classic Cuban Mojito is light and refreshingly sweet
A bartender from El Floridita, a well-known Havana establishment, said the secret to a perfect mojito is in the execution. Read more »
University Senate committee shares sources and uses of funding for schools and colleges
The primary source of funding for all schools and colleges was undergraduate tuition for fiscal year 2016. Read more »
A24 is competing with Disney with only a fraction of the budget
For too long, film studios fit into the same mold. A24 is breaking out and doing things to a totally different tune. Read more »
How Chancellor Kent Syverud has played a role in city-county merger effort
While serving as a co-chair of the Central New York Regional Economic Development Council, Chancellor Kent Syverud was a key player in obtaining funds from the Upstate Revitalization Initiative. That initiative gave money to a citizen group recommending a Syracuse city-Onondaga County governments merger. Read more »
Our Reader: Campus food insecurity a rising concern for universities
Anisia Lewis, an intern for the SU/SUNY-ESF chapter of NYPIRG, provides information regarding the "Hunger on Campus" report. Read more »
Choose your own adventure: Calios
It’s late on Tuesday or Thursday or Friday or Saturday or Monday or Wednesday and you are feeling yourself at the bars. As you stumble… Read more »
Former Syracuse football All-American wide receiver Amba Etta-Tawo invited to NFL Draft Combine
SU’s first All-American since 2001 was invited Wednesday to the 2017 NFL Draft Combine in March. Read more »
Video: Students react to upcoming demolition of student-favorite bar Hungry Chuck's
The Daily Orange asked students on Marshall Street how they feel about the upcoming Chuck's demolition. Read more »
