Celebrate syllabus week with these weekend events
Before class assignments start to roll in, enjoy syllabus week and live up your last days of freedom at these events in Syracuse. Read more »
Daily Archives: January 17, 2018
Gov. Andrew Cuomo announces plan to address student food insecurity
The plan, called “No Student Goes Hungry,” would provide $1 million in funding to establish new food pantries. Read more »
The D.O. Editorial Board responds to SA’s long-awaited Euclid shuttle coming to fruition
The Daily Orange Editorial Board commends the Student Association for ensuring the much-needed Euclid Avenue bus was made available to students. Read more »
SUNY-ESF removes 3 department chairs as part of abrupt policy change
Some SUNY-ESF faculty said they were concerned about how quickly the university removed the department chairs — just days before the start of the spring semester. Read more »
Syracuse University women faculty generally earn less than men faculty, report shows
Across most ranks of the Syracuse University faculty, women generally make less than men. Their average salaries range from about 77 percent to 94 percent of what men earn. Read more »
Syracuse looks to find consistency in conference play
SU’s next five opponents are a combined 6-18 against the ACC, so the Orange will look to capitalize on that fact. Read more »
Amid conference slump, Syracuse searches for consistency at goaltender
Since Oct. 20, all four goalies on Syracuse’s roster have received playing time in net. Read more »
Syracuse Athletics to launch rewards program with women’s basketball game Sunday
The rewards program will be highlighted by prizes such as an Apple Watch and courtside tickets at a men’s basketball game. Read more »
The D.O.'s new Conservative columnist wants you to know conservatism isn't synonymous with Trumpism
Conservative columnist Brandon Ross explains the most important issues affecting conservatives in 2018, as well as how to break through the liberal biases on college campuses. Read more »
The D.O.'s new Student Life columnist looks forward to his last semester at 'Cusechella'
Student Life columnist Obi Afriyie explains what makes life at Syracuse University so special. Read more »
'Boeing Boeing' serves laughs at The Central New York Playhouse
The comedy "Boeing Boeing" follows Bernard, a suave playboy, as he tries to maintain his relationships and his sanity. Directed by an SU graduate student, the show runs through Jan. 27. Read more »
University Union to bring Golden Globe-winning movies to campus
Free movie screenings will take place every weekend in HBC Gifford Auditorium. Read more »
40 years since the Saltine Warrior’s removal as Syracuse University’s mascot, indigenous leaders reflect on controversy
The Saltine Warrior created controversy across campus in the 1970s. Read more »
Syracuse struggling to put out opponent’s hot hand
Three separate players have all hit at least seven 3-pointers against the Orange. Read more »
Jim Boeheim: ‘More than any team I've had at this stage of the year, we really need some days of practice’
With seven days off upcoming, Boeheim wants to figure out Syracuse's historically inept offense while the players are looking to shore up the defense. Read more »
4 takeaways from 1st University Senate meeting of the spring semester
Chancellor Kent Syverud and Vice Chancellor and Provost Michele Wheatly addressed future campus events, fundraising, SU policy review and university reaccreditation at Wednesday’s meeting. Read more »
It's Humor columnist Josh Feinblatt's last semester on campus. Here's why he's sad about it.
A lot of students are going through their last firsts of the semester, and Humor columnist Josh Feinblatt tackled his emotions about saying goodbye. Read more »
Art photography seniors display photos expressing their identity at 2018 Transmedia Photography Annual
Seniors collaborated with SU faculty and Light Work staff members to prepare their photographs for Light Work’s Transmedia Photo Annual, and they're on display now. Read more »
Student Association president: Euclid Shuttle service to start Thursday
The Euclid Shuttle will provide students living in Sadler Hall, Lawrinson Hall and the Brewster/Boland/Brockway Complex direct transportation to Lancaster Avenue, Stratford Street and Westcott Street. Read more »
Troy Henderson decides to transfer from Syracuse
Henderson will be a graduate transfer with two years of eligibility remaining. Read more »
Syracuse football conference schedule released, North Carolina only new ACC opponent
Syracuse will pay 7 of its 12 games in the 2018 season in the Carrier Dome. Read more »
Syracuse University officials to detail Quad utility work at forum Thursday
Pete Sala, the university’s vice president and chief facilities officer, will host the event. Read more »
Video: Top stories of fall 2017
Here's a breakdown of the top stories The D.O. published during the fall 2017 semester. Read more »
