If you’re daydreaming about summer music festivals, learn more about Governors Ball
Even though Gov. Ball is only a three-day music festival, planning for it begins over a year in advance, said co-founder Tom Russell. Read more »
Daily Archives: April 11, 2018
Buy low, sell high: How Blumhouse does horror films the right way
The production company has used its low-budget, high-horror model to produce hits like “The Purge” and the new movie “Truth or Dare.” Read more »
SU Health Services offers STD education workshop
While it’s good to have fun in college, it’s important to be responsible, especially when it comes to having sex. Read more »
There's a few more weeks of waiting for Block Party, so check out these events instead
David Sedaris New York Times bestselling author and humorist David Sedaris is kicking off his 2018 book tour in Syracuse. The evening will include a… Read more »
Syracuse residents voice police department policy concerns
A forum was held at Eastside Family Resource Center on Wednesday night as part of the city’s search for a new police chief. Read more »
Men’s lacrosse roundtable: Inconsistent offense, thinning defense and the Tar Heels in town
The Daily Orange’s beat writers tackle three questions surrounding Syracuse ahead of its final ACC matchup — Saturday in the Carrier Dome against North Carolina. Read more »
Watchlist: 3 storylines to watch in No. 7 Syracuse's matchup with North Carolina
A beat up North Carolina team — the Tar Heels are down 13 players — comes to the Carrier Dome on Saturday as losers of six-straight games. A win for SU locks up the regular-season ACC title for The Orange. Read more »
Syracuse seeks balance between its top 2 scorers
Nicole Levy has reached the four-goal mark just once when Emily Hawryschuk has scored more than twice. For Syracuse to find success, it needs to find a balance. Read more »
For The Hill Academy lacrosse players, No. 45 isn’t just a jersey. It’s a way of life.
After Jamieson Kuhlmann’s death in 2008, dozens of Hill Academy players have honored him by wearing his number in college. Read more »
Why graduate students are still divided over a new health insurance plan
The Graduate Student Organization’s senate passed the plan, which will reduce premiums, last Wednesday. Read more »
Women in STEM are fighting climate change from Syracuse to Antarctica
Environment columnist Maizy Ludden explores how scientists in Syracuse are encouraging girls to speak up against climate change and workplace misogyny. Read more »
Sammy Fernandez sets career hits mark, Syracuse picks up 2-game sweep of Siena
The Orange nabbed two wins with relative ease as Alexa Romero cruised in game two and Fernandez recorded her record hit in game one. Read more »
Beat writers unanimously predict No. 7 Syracuse beats slumping North Carolina
The Tar Heels have lost six in a row, and our beat writers don’t think that will change on Saturday. Read more »
SU alumnus releases part-memoir, part-medical narrative on death of his brother
Tim Wendel, Class of 1978, lost a brother to leukemia, and he’s documented the medical journey in his latest memoir, called “Cancer Crossings: A Brother, His Doctors and the Quest for a Cure to Childhood Leukemia.” Read more »
Check out First Year Players’ ‘Young Frankenstein’ on Friday the 13th
The student-run organization First Year Players’ show runs this weekend. The show is the culmination of the group’s work since September. Read more »
Student Association leadership reflects on their administration one year later
Student Association President James Franco and Vice President Angie Pati look back on the progress made during their tenure and look forward to the progress to come in the 62nd legislative session. Read more »
City councilors doubt the future of Syracuse’s land bank
The Greater Syracuse Land Bank ran a $600,000 operating deficit last year. Mayor Ben Walsh has reserved $750,000 from the city budget to keep the land bank afloat next year. Read more »
Syracuse University student arrested on rape charge
Syracuse.com on Wednesday afternoon reported that Miguel A. Caamano, 21, was arrested and charged with third-degree rape. Read more »
Reporters who broke Louis C.K. sexual misconduct story speak at Newhouse
The New York Times reporters said they worked to corroborate stories with texts, emails and even messages exchanged with Louis C.K. himself. Read more »
Despite obstacles, Masha Tritou battled back to contribute for No. 28 Syracuse
The junior has dealt with injuries, illness and spotty playing time at singles. Read more »
