Video: 44 Questions with Otto the Orange
From his favorite meme to his workout routine, beloved Syracuse University mascot, Otto the Orange, answers some hot topic questions. Read more »
Daily Archives: November 28, 2018
A look forward to Syracuse’s 1st-ever NCAA tournament appearance
The Orange are determined to prove themselves in Penn State this weekend. Read more »
How SA is working to become more visible to the student body
The two PR chairs have focused on building an “infrastructure of trust” in the fall semester. Moving forward, they want SA’s presence to be felt more throughout the student body. Read more »
Syracuse’s new depth is a ‘good problem’ in early season winning-streak
With five starters returning and new additions to the roster, Syracuse's increased depth has paid dividends early in the season. Read more »
Committee finds SU graduate employees don’t make living wage
The Graduate Student Organization’s Employment Issues Committee determined that 75 percent of graduate assistants are paid less than the cost of attendance. Read more »
The Final Word: Syracuse serves No. 16 Ohio State its 1st loss
Listen to our beat writers discuss the Orange's 72-62 win over the Buckeyes. Read more »
Artist, advocate Robert Shetterly to speak for University Lecture Series
Acclaimed artist Robert Shetterly will speak in Crouse College on Thursday evening as part of Syracuse University’s fall 2018 University Lecture Series. Shetterly’s series of portraits, “Americans Who Tell the Truth” will be on display at SU. Read more »
Oshae Brissett bounces back from foul trouble to help Syracuse upset No. 16 Ohio State
Brissett played five minutes in the first half due to three fouls but played the whole second half and didn’t pick up another. Read more »
SU survey: SEM 100 met its goals
Just over 66 percent of students who took the course responded to the survey. Read more »
Common Council could allocate more funds for SU area bicycle network
The Council will vote Monday on a proposal to approve an additional $330,500 for the University Hill Bike Network Implementation Project. If approved, the money will be used to purchase ice bikes, which have blades that let them go smoothly over icy paths. Read more »
5 ZIP codes in Syracuse are among most economically distressed in US
According to a national report, five ZIP codes in Syracuse ranked 90 or above in levels of economic distress on a 0-100 scale over a five-year period. Read more »
Syracuse rides 2nd-half surge past No. 16 Ohio State
With a chance to improve to 4-2 and pick up an important road win, Syracuse answered in the second half defeating Ohio State, 72-62. Read more »
Foul trouble, 3-point awakening and more takeaways from Syracuse’s 72-62 win over Ohio State
Syracuse had two players with three first half fouls, and Marek Dolezaj stepped up in bigger minutes due to the fouling. Read more »
Syracuse to offer paid family leave for employees
Nonunionized city employees will be eligible for 12 weeks of paid family leave beginning Saturday. Read more »
Forget Destiny, go downtown this holiday season
Student Life Columnist Patrick Linehan urges students to shop locally this holiday season. Read more »
Family ties led the Wesson brothers to Ohio State
Andre and Kaleb Wesson chose Ohio State, following their father Keith who played there from 1982-1987. Read more »
Beat writers split on Syracuse’s chances at No. 16 Ohio State
Two of our beat writers expect the No. 16 Buckeyes to handle the Orange in Columbus. Read more »
What Frank Howard’s return means for Syracuse
After missing SU’s first four games, Howard returned and started at point guard last Wednesday against Colgate. Read more »
Ebangwese, Bowllan’s path dates back to elementary school
After spending more than a decade attending the same school and playing on the same team, Santita Ebangwese and Aliah Bowllan’s time together is winding down Read more »
Anderson .Paak’s talent shines through in his multi-layered 3rd album ‘Oxnard’
Music columnist Dylan takes you on a ride through Anderson .Paak’s latest project “Oxnard.” Read more »
New La Patria Café brings authentic Latin flavors to Syracuse
This holiday season will bring the gift of Latin influence to Syracuse’s food scene with La Patria Café. Read more »
How a women’s empowerment program in Syracuse helps refugees find strength within themselves
The Women’s Empowerment Initiative was founded by Refugee and Immigrant Self-Empowerment in 2013 to promote self-efficacy for members of refugee and immigrant communities in Onondaga County. Read more »
