Syracuse hurdler, long jumper and high jumper Aviana Goode is ready to thrive outdoors
The versatile runner is one of the only woman jumpers on SU’s roster. Read more »
Daily Archives: March 20, 2018
Don't let March Madness snacking win this year
Get ready for the most exciting part of the basketball season with these healthy snacks that’ll be fan favorites at any watch party. Read more »
Here's how hip-hop has reignited the spirit of black entrepreneurship
Things like their humble upbringings, successful branding and the proverbial chip on their shoulders have made some contemporary rappers successful businessmen. Read more »
Syracuse expects improved record in conference play after strongest start in 6 years
Stellar pitching, including an Alexa Romero no-hitter in each series, and run support primarily led by Bryce Holmgren and Alicia Hansen has led SU to four wins in its first six ACC contests. Read more »
Marc Molinaro should be the New York GOP’s pick for governor in 2018
Conservative columnist Brandon Ross argues against State Sen. John DeFrancisco’s gubernatorial run in favor of Dutchess County Executive Marc Molinaro. Read more »
International jazz brings relief for Puerto Rico’s hurricane victims
“An Evening of Music” performed by international quartet From the Heart will benefit both organizations while raising awareness of the devastation caused by Hurricanes Irma and Maria. Read more »
TRYON to open for Drake Bell at The Lost Horizon
Nashville-based pop duo TRYON will play in Syracuse this weekend before Drake Bell takes the stage. Read more »
Syracuse Stage’s 2018-19 lineup includes 6 shows
The lineup features favorites such as “Elf” and “Pride and Prejudice” and introduces shows making their central New York debut. Read more »
Syracuse University will be one of the most expensive colleges in the US next year
The university has projected that the total cost of attendance for new, first-year undergraduates next fall will be north of $70,000. Read more »
SUNY-ESF governing body considers a 2nd no confidence vote in its president
Academic Governance first voted no confidence in SUNY-ESF President Quentin Wheeler in 2016. Read more »
SUNY-ESF’s Graduate Student Association supports non-renewal of president’s contract
The statement supports a vote by SUNY-ESF’s faculty union following months of conflict between faculty and administration. Read more »
Newspaper and magazine departments to fully merge in 2019
Melissa Chessher, who will chair the new department, said the newspaper and online journalism and magazine journalism curriculum will be fully merged for the class of 2023. Read more »
Syracuse University to launch committee for disability services audit
The committee will choose a national consultant to conduct the review. Read more »
Syracuse University team presents energy-saving micro air conditioner
The Daily Orange spoke with Professor H. Ezzat Khalifa to discuss the team’s micro air conditioner. Read more »
Syracuse’s sloppy play masks season-high performances in lopsided 14-7 win
While Syracuse doubled Cornell's score, it turned the ball over 16 times. Read more »
No. 9 Syracuse dominates inferior Cornell, 14-7
The Orange pulled away in the first half, courtesy of a five-goal run that set SU apart and keyed in the blowout. Read more »
Gabriela Knutson up to No. 8 in latest ITA rankings, highest ever for Syracuse player
Knutson broke her own previous record ranking of No. 11, set two weeks ago. Read more »
Gabriela Knutson has dominated tiebreakers to move up rankings
Of the seven tiebreakers Knutson has faced this season, she has won six of them. Read more »
Local advocate wins Syracuse University award for social justice
Muhammad is the founder of We Rise Above the Streets Recovery Outreach, Inc. Read more »
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The Daily Orange Editorial Board encourages members of the greater Syracuse community to support the organization’s independent journalism. Read more »
