New semi-pro soccer team Syracuse FC could roster several Syracuse players
Syracuse FC will be created as part of the expansion for the National Premier Soccer League. It'll bring another sports entertainment to the area. Read more »
Daily Archives: February 28, 2017
Meet Badfish, the Sublime cover band that melted Westcott Theater last weekend
Badfish, a world-known Sublime tribute band from Rhode Island, rocked the Westcott last Sunday. Read more »
Campbell's 5-foot-9 guard Chris Clemons is among the nation’s top scorers
Chris Clemons ranks sixth in the nation in points per game, yet he’s only 5-foot-9. Read more »
Tyson Bomberry emerging as star on Syracuse’s defense
Tyson Bomberry leading the charge for a Syracuse team that sports a brand new starting defense Read more »
Syracuse tennis doubles pairs still in flux
Head Coach Younes Limam continues to tinker with Syracuse’s doubles pairings to find the best match. Syracuse has only won one out of eight doubles points this season. Read more »
Campus Framework forum was engaging, but failed to provide concrete updates about infrastructure plan
The Daily Orange Editorial Board discusses why Tuesday’s forum fell flat in providing substantive information about the Campus Framework to the Syracuse University community. Read more »
Potential changes to South Campus and housing requirements draw backlash at meeting
Numerous audience members voiced concerns about both proposals during the question and answer portion of the university’s open forum on the Campus Framework on Tuesday. Read more »
Syracuse University official discusses Carrier Dome, Archbold Gymnasium renovations
Exact timelines for those projects were not discussed at Tuesday’s Campus Framework forum, but Chief Facilities Officer Pete Sala made brief comments about the projects during the forum and in a post-meeting interview. Read more »
Educators argue over high graduation rate’s significance
New York state's high school graduation rate hit a record high in 2016. Read more »
Why keeping graduates and attracting entrepreneurs is important to the city of Syracuse
From 2009-2014, Syracuse was ranked one of the lowest in economic growth among metro areas. As Syracuse University tries to retain graduates, other city programs, like GENIUS NY, are trying to bring entrepreneurs to Syracuse. Read more »
It’s hard to say if the SAFE Act is reducing gun violence, but that’s not reason to repeal it
Liberal columnist Ryan Dunn explains why it’s difficult to determine whether the New York state SAFE Act is actually reducing gun violence, but argues that more signs point to yes than no. Read more »
New York attorney general leads opposition against Trump’s elimination of Clean Water Rule
New York state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman criticized President Donald Trump’s approval of scaling back the Clean Water Rule that protects the nation’s water streams from pollution. Read more »
Ringo Starr’s latest gives hope to classic rock fans
Ringo Starr’s newest solo album won’t be amazing, but his place in history makes it noteworthy. Read more »
Why unfollowing your ex after a breakup is a necessity
Sex and Health columnist Renata Husted explains why you should stop what you’re doing and unfollow your ex. It’s for your own good. Read more »
This senior finished her 50,000 word novel by turning it into a video game
In her spare time, SU senior Jennifer Do is working on designing her own video game. Read more »
Once again, SU administrators hold back on Campus Framework updates
Administrators from Syracuse University held a panel and forum about the Campus Framework, but did not reveal a lot of new, concrete information. Read more »
Grad student went from working at the gym to becoming an SU cheerleader
Chris Arboleda, a second-year graduate student, quit the cheerleading team after a sports-related injury, but found his way back to athletics by becoming a personal trainer in Archbold Gymnasium. Read more »
Campus board will hopefully increase communication between Syracuse University community and administration about infrastructure
The Daily Orange Editorial Board commends the Syracuse University administration for the creation of the Campus Facilities Advisory Board. Read more »
Project that would demolish Chuck's moves forward as city agency approves tax breaks
The Industrial Development Agency voted to approve the tax breaks following a brief public hearing Tuesday morning. Read more »
Syracuse stage announces lineup for 2017-2018 season
The season will feature both classics, such as “The Wizard of Oz,” and new projects never before seen. Read more »
Gallery: No. 4 Syracuse beats Albany, 13-12
The best sights from Syracuse women's lacrosse similar last second-win over the men in the Dome, like last week. Read more »
Between Marcus Cunningham and Nick DiPietro, uncertainty looms on Syracuse’s backline
The Orange has shown in two straight close games against inferior opponents that it needs to shore up the defensive backline. Read more »
