Irish community at St. Patrick's Church thrives despite decline in Catholic population
The St. Patrick's Church community is growing and defying recent trends in Catholic church membership through their strong Irish roots. Read more »
Daily Archives: March 8, 2017
Experts weigh in on the future of cities as Syracuse decides what to do with I-81
The state had originally narrowed the options for replacing I-81 down to two from 16 last year, but now a consulting firm will be reviewing all options for the project, again. Read more »
Syracuse University’s idea of a 3-year on-campus housing requirement is not in the best interest of students
The Daily Orange Editorial Board argues that the university’s reasoning for a three-year housing requirement is baseless. Read more »
Neighborhood officials react to idea of extended housing requirement at SU
Neighborhood officials and landlords are split over whether a three-year housing requirement would have a positive effect on the university neighborhood. Students are currently required to live in campus housing for two years. Read more »
Rally on International Women's Day calls for Syverud to protect undocumented students on campus
Members of the Syracuse University community gathered on the Quad on Wednesday afternoon in solidarity with other protesters throughout the country. Read more »
Clemson doctoral student completed dissertation in the form of a rap album
A doctoral student at Clemson University challenged the boundaries of what an academic dissertation can be with his dissertation in the form of a 34-track rap album. Read more »
Fish (Feb. 14-28) remembered for love of ‘Moana’
Every day the campus community loses another dorm-acceptable sized pet. Sometimes these pets are a college-aged couple’s usually unsuccessful first foray into keeping a living… Read more »
Event commemorating SU community members who died in 2016 to be held
The event, called “Service of Commemoration” encouraged by the SU Remembrance Scholar’s “Look Back, Act Forward” commitment, will take place on Tuesday, March 21, at 4 p.m. in Hendricks Chapel. Read more »
No. 4 Syracuse set to face its Achilles Heel, Maryland
Since 2007, when Gary Gait took over as head coach, UMD has SU’s Achilles heel. The only time SU won was a road game in 2012. Read more »
The ultimate movie guide for when you’re pretending to be in Cabo
Not everyone goes on a wild trip during the week off from classes, and movie columnist Lilly Stuecklen has a fine alternative. Read more »
After an off-season spent training alone, Bryce Holmgren leads SU in hitting
Bryce Holmgren started this season with WKU. Now she dominates for Syracuse. Read more »
Free speech expert calls planned MSU whiteboard ban an ‘overreaction’
Roy Gutterman, the director of the Tully Center for Free Speech, discusses the controversial ban that will be starting this fall at MSU. Read more »
After Standing Rock, fight against pollution of indigenous lands continues for Onondaga Nation
Environment columnist Morgan Bulman explains why there needs to be increased solidarity for the right to clean water in Onondaga Lake for the Onondaga Nation. Read more »
Despite low ground balls total, Syracuse hanging around in games
Syracuse has found ways to stay in games even when it doesn’t pick up ground balls. That bodes well for the Orange as ACC play kicks in. Read more »
Top 5 TV episodes about St. Paddy’s Day
In anticipation of St. Patrick’s Day, TV columnist Malvika Randive talks about the 5 TV episodes which you should watch to prepare for the holiday. Read more »
Forget green eggs and ham. Drink this green beer, fam.
Beer-drinkers gathered last weekend on Tipperary hill for a colorful event: Green Beer Sunday Read more »
The green line on Nancy Duffy Lane is there for a reason
Mayor Stephanie Miner, also this year’s Grand High Marshal of the parade, will continue the green stripe tradition on Nancy Duffy Lane. Read more »
Take a look into the neighborhood many Syracuse citizens of Irish descent call home
Tipperary Hill has been Irish since the early 1800s, and its residents and former residents take immense pride in that. The area — and all it's quirks — is a part of them. Read more »
20 years later, 'Snow White' makes a comeback at the Syracuse City Ballet
The Syracuse City Ballet will celebrate its 20th anniversary with a production of Snow White. Based on the Grimm Story, the original ballet will run on Thursday and Sunday. Read more »
Runners were seeing green during the 12th annual Shamrock Run
The central New York Community gathered in Tipp Hill on Saturday to raise money for causes like hunger at the 12th annual Shamrock Run. Read more »
St. Patrick’s Parade Committee partnership with Food Bank highlights tight-knit community
The St. Patrick’s Parade Committee decided 11 years ago to give back to the community in the way that made the most sense: food insecurity. Read more »
Gallery: Syracuse loses 3rd straight ACC tournament game
Check out the best sights from Syracuse's ACC tournament-eliminating loss at Barclays Center in Brooklyn. Read more »
The Final Word: Beat writers discuss Syracuse’s 62-57 loss against Miami
Our beat writers discuss SU's most recent loss on The Final Word podcast. Listen here. Read more »
