What we learned from Syracuse's 81-75 loss at Georgia Tech
Jim Boeheim passed on criticizing the referee who took away Syracuse's best chance to tie or take the lead of the game late. Read more »
Daily Archives: February 19, 2017
More than 45,000 visitors come to Syracuse for Downtown Dining Weeks
Downtown Dining Weeks is the opportunity for a three course meal at 32 local Syracuse restaurants for $25. It's fun and it's food. Read more »
Syracuse's NCAA Tournament hopes suffer blow with 71-65 loss at Georgia Tech
Yet another miraculous comeback slipped from Syracuse’s grasp as SU's NCAA Tournament hopes slip, too. Read more »
Despite Onondaga Lake remedial efforts, some blame corporate influence for blocking lake’s full restoration
Onondaga Lake has seen major improvement in water quality since remediation efforts began, but some remain dissatisfied and blame corporate influence for preventing a full restoration. Read more »
Student Association’s open forum and investigation into assembly members demonstrate forward-looking efforts
The Daily Orange Editorial Board commends the Student Association for making efforts to improve its internal make-up and be more in touch with the Syracuse University student body. Read more »
Gabby Cooper's 18 points keeps No. 21 Syracuse afloat in 85-80 loss to No. 7 Notre Dame
Syracuse lost in front of a record crowd, but freshman guard Gabby Cooper lit up the scoreboard to keep SU afloat. Read more »
Thompson: The worst part of Betsy DeVos being education secretary is her non-commitment to preventing college sexual assault
Gender and Sexuality columnist Kelsey Thompson breaks down why Betsy DeVos’s confirmation as Secretary of Education is an attack on sexual assault victims across college campuses. Read more »
Judicial Review Board official explains Evangelista’s conviction
Matthew VanDemark, the JRB’s chairman, spoke Friday with campus media about the investigation that took nearly three weeks to complete. Read more »
2 SA assembly members under investigation, 3 others resign
Five SA assembly members have been referred to SA’s Judicial Review Board after failing to attend mandatory Monday night meetings. This comes after SA was unable to meet quorum for the second time this legislative session. Read more »
Weekend news round-up: 1st Campus Facilities Advisory Board meeting held, SU partnership awards $19,000 for research
The first Campus Facilities Advisory Board is held, SU partnership awards $19,000 and a professor is awarded for dissertation work. Read more »
Syracuse-Georgia Tech Basketball poll: Grade SU's performance and vote for player of the game
Who was the player of the game in SU's loss to Georgia Tech? How would you grade the Orange's performance? Cast your vote here. Read more »
Our Reader: City of Syracuse, suburbs merge plan a reasonable solution
Gloria Sage of Syracuse suggests changes to Consensus's plan to merge the city of Syracuse and Onondaga County governments. Read more »
Fan reactions from Syracuse's crushing loss to Georgia Tech
Syracuse's road struggles continued as the Orange lost to Georgia Tech in Atlanta. Check out fan reactions to the loss. Read more »
How to show your friend from home around SU
Friends from home seem to be coming up to visit around this time of year, and there’s a lot more to do than sitting in Wendy’s parking lots like at home. It’s time to show them around Syracuse. Read more »
Aaron Carter released a new EP and it's actually decent
Music columnist Christine Chung is excited to share that Aaron Carter — her first crush — released new music after nine years. It's not as bad as she thought. Read more »
SU faculty part of team awarded $11.5 million contract by intelligence services
The team is building a web-based application that would help intelligence analysts improve their reasoning, avoid faulty logic and collaborate efficiently. Read more »
Bird Library to remain open 24 hours for midterms
Bird Library at Syracuse University will stay open extended hours during midterms, the university has announced. Read more »
No. 21 Syracuse fails to upset No. 7 Notre Dame in one of program's biggest-ever games
Notre Dame staved off another Syracuse comeback to keep the Orange winless against its program for the last 15 seasons. Read more »
Chemistry research lab at SUNY-ESF works to lessen the harsh side effects of chemotherapy
Christopher Nomura and post-doctoral fellow Ata Pinto from SUNY-ESF developed a special polymer capable of tricking cancer cells into ingesting chemotherapy drugs in a ‘Trojan horse’ style maneuver. With a more precise delivery method, these polymers may allow for lower doses of chemotherapy with the same effectiveness. Read more »
Freshman empowers young girls through Straighten Your Crown
Maddy Oliva works at the Clary Middle School to talk to young girls about what it means to be a strong woman. She is a social work major and wants to continue working with people who are in need of a voice the most. Read more »
Shkudun and Knutson dominate doubles but let down in singles as SU falls to Brown, 6-1
The pair never broke a sweat in doubles, but both ended up losing their respective singles matches. Read more »
'King Stag' makes 16th century Italian theater hilarious
The Syracuse University Department of Drama put on "King Stag," a comedia del'arte production about love and marriage. Read more »
Miranda Ramirez the lone bright spot in Syracuse's 6-1 loss to Brown
At third singles, Ramirez earned Syracuse’s only point in her defeat of Maddie Stearns, 7-5, 6-3. Read more »
Shooting on Marshall Street leaves 3 wounded
Three people were shot on Marshall Street around 2:30 a.m. Sunday morning. All are expected to survive and no suspects are in custody. Read more »
