Hendricks forum proves importance of students’ access to SU leadership
The Daily Orange Editorial Board calls on Syracuse University to make administrators more available to students to promote institutional change. Read more »
Daily Archives: April 25, 2018
Stephen Rehfuss didn’t get recruited by Syracuse. Now he’s SU's offensive facilitator.
Rehfuss had just one scholarship offer to play lacrosse in college and was told he’d be better suited for Division III. Read more »
Music led Gianna Carideo to her catching spot at Syracuse
On the plane ride home from the College World series, Carideo, then at Washington, realized that she needed a change. Read more »
Video: Who is Syracuse: Diane Wiener
Diane Wiener, the director of the Disability Cultural Center at Syracuse University, has a tattoo of an octopus arm that pays homage to “Finding Dory.” Read more »
Diane Wiener: Center director is creating an intersectional and inclusive environment at SU
As the first full-time director of a university disability cultural center, Diane Wiener fights for an accepting, diverse and intersectional community on campus. Read more »
Dreya Cherry: Student pit manager is spreading the love she received in First Year Players
After feeling connected and valued as a pit orchestra bassoonist her freshman year, Cherry has strived to pass the love around to others in FYP. Read more »
Here’s SU Board of Trustees chairman Steve Barnes’ political donation history
Barnes and his wife, Deborah, have donated more than $650,000 in elections, including more than $450,000 to Mitt Romney and Romney-affiliated organizations. Barnes worked under Romney at Bain Capital. Read more »
Senior fashion students showcase their designs on the runway
After a year of preparation and anticipation, fashion collections designed by SU seniors will make their debut in Goldstein Auditorium on Thursday. Read more »
Take a break from studying with these weekend events
If Mayfest and Block Party aren't your thing, take a break from studying this weekend with one of these events. Read more »
Mayfest is a marathon, not a sprint: It’s time to prepare
Don’t miss out on all the Mayfest fun by making rookie mistakes. Read more »
In ACC Tournament with short turnarounds, SU needs its best when it usually gets its worst
SU kicks off the ACC tournament in Durham, North Carolina against UNC. Here’s how the Orange will look to deal with the potential of three games in four days. Read more »
Walsh’s rainy day funds are bringing brighter days to Syracuse businesses
Business columnist Patrick Penfield praises Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh’s 2018-19 budget plan for its commitment to local businesses and city revitalization programs. Read more »
SU invests more than $255 million in Central America, Caribbean islands
As Syracuse University’s endowment has grown during Chancellor Kent Syverud’s time at the college, so have its investments in Central America and the Caribbean islands. Read more »
SU students claim ‘Pledge Porno’ in Theta Tau videos was ‘satire’
The lawsuit was filed in federal court on Tuesday. Read more »
Architecture dean promises monthly forums in wake of Theta Tau videos
School of Architecture Dean Michael Speaks and Professor Lori Brown addressed student comments and questions at the forum on Wednesday afternoon. Read more »
Theta Tau, SU lawsuit hearing scheduled on Friday at federal courthouse
Attorneys for a group of students involved in the Theta Tau videos have requested an emergency preliminary injunction and a temporary restraining order. Read more »
Emily Hawryschuk, Kerry Defliese earn All-ACC honors
Syracuse's goal leader made first-team ACC and its do-it-all midfielder made second team. Read more »
4 prospective members, 1 brother of Theta Tau file lawsuit against SU
The lawsuit was filed this week. Read more »
Steeplechase runners thrive despite lack of training
Although their coaches rarely require runners to practice it, several runners have excelled in the steeplechase for the Orange this year. Read more »
