Let’s keep talking about it: Federal funds shouldn’t arm teachers
Moderate columnist Bethanie Viele argues Betsy DeVos’s new controversial plan to arm teachers is dangerous. Read more »
Daily Archives: September 10, 2018
Syracuse still mourns, remembers 9/11
The tragic terrorist attacks that took place on Sept. 11, 2001 are still remembered by the Syracuse community, 17 years later. Read more »
How ‘real’ is reality TV?
As reality TV shows like "The Bachelor" continue to gain popularity, networks and producers are finding new ways to make the genre more scripted and unrealistic. Read more »
9/11 memorial services being held in Syracuse, DeWitt, Cicero
On the 17th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, central New Yorkers can attend various services throughout the day. Read more »
WORLDS APART: After 13 years, Salat Ali is returning to the refugee camp he once left to reunite with his mother
Salat Ali came to the United States from a refugee camp when he was 11 years-old. 13 years later, he’s now preparing to return to the camp —and reunite with his mother for the first time. Read more »
Serena Williams has a right to be angry, and so do we
Gender and Sexuality columnist Lianza Reyes examines the double standards present in sports, and stereotypes at play on the tennis court. Read more »
Tailgating for a friend: How a group of SU fans honored Mark Fenton
After the death of Mark Fenton on Feb. 11, a Skytop tailgate mourned his loss with a fundraiser for kidney cancer. Read more »
Metal bands from across the country to hit Syracuse this weekend
Metal band Abigail Williams will play at The Lost Horizon this weekend, joined by Ghost Bath and Wolvhammer. Read more »
Council approves $3.2 million police contract, with criticisms
Two councilors voted against the contract because it doesn’t address long-standing criticisms of the police department's finances and high proportion of non-Syracuse residents. Read more »
Syracuse scores twice early to beat Cornell, 2-0
After losing to Notre Dame on Friday, the Orange pulled out a win on the road in Ithaca. Read more »
Video surfaces showing behavior that led to Zeta Beta Tau fraternity’s disciplinary probation, SU official confirms
The Daily Orange has obtained a video showing a person covering another person’s face with a mop and later appearing to spit into that person’s mouth. An SU official said an investigation into the video led to the fraternity’s current disciplinary probation. Read more »
Babers looks ahead to SU's matchup with Florida State, talks special teams
SU has its first conference opponent this week: a Florida State team that has struggled so far this season. Read more »
Stock Watch: Cisco, receivers up; Strickland, pass rush down after Wagner
After nabbing two interceptions Saturday, Cisco’s stock is soaring after two career games. Read more »
Taylor Bennett assumes leadership role after mother’s coaching
Switching from defense to offense has pushed Bennett into a position of leadership. Read more »
Kamal Miller’s right knee is the linchpin of SU’s defense
Kamal Miller is battling a Grade 1 right knee sprain. His health is a crucial part of Syracuse’s backline. Read more »
