Crouse Hospital patient tests negative for coronavirus
Coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, is a respiratory disease that has spread to at least 109 countries, infected over 113,700 and killed more than 4,000 worldwide. Read more »
Daily Archives: March 10, 2020
American Spiritual Ensemble performs at Hendricks, speaks on historical music
The group stopped in Syracuse for their annual Winter Tour around America. Dr. Everett McCorvey explained the historical significance. Read more »
Past homeschooling beneficial for many Syracuse tennis players
Four of Syracuse’s seven players — Guzal Yusupova, Miranda Ramirez, Sofya Golubovskaya and Sonya Treshcheva — were home-schooled before coming to SU. Read more »
Syracuse to hold 38th annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade
Local businesses and Syracuse natives prepare St. Patrick’s Day festivities for this year’s parade. Read more »
No. 4 Syracuse’s dominance in individual battles adds to potent offense
With 137 goals but only 67 assists, No. 4 Syracuse’s offense is being driven by its ability to score individual goals and win one-on-one matchups Read more »
Quincy Guerrier, his freshman season and the notebook that shapes him
Quincy Guerrier may write a book one day. But for now he’s documenting his training to improve his freshman campaign. Read more »
SU Abroad students may have violated self-quarantine
DPS has received a number of “hearsay reports” of the presence of Florence students on the SU campus, according to a spokesperson. Read more »
NBA Draft experts weigh in on Elijah Hughes’ status
The Daily Orange asked three draft analysts to evaluate Elijah Hughes, who still hasn’t decided as to whether he will remain at Syracuse. Read more »
Michael Steuerwald overhauls pitchers’ approaches on and off the field
SU’s 4.71 team ERA from 2019 has dipped to 3.41 since Steuerwald’s arrival Read more »
#NotAgainSU unsure when occupation will end, calls for more negotiations
Organizers said at a Tuesday press conference that they aren’t sure when their occupation of Crouse-Hinds Hall will end. They said they would like to finish negotiations with SU officials so they can move on. Read more »
Syracuse Stage to remain open despite coronavirus concerns
Syracuse Stage will use specialized equipment to deep-clean its facilities due to the spread of the coronavirus. Performances are set to continue as scheduled. Read more »
SU musician plans tour, Syracuse’s homeless children and STEM's sway over funding
This week's episode features our coverage of musician Sarah Gross, Syracuse's homeless children and STEM's sway over Syracuse University. Read more »
How coronavirus may affect Syracuse athletics
For now, Syracuse's athletics are proceeding as usual as SU announced it plans to suspend on-campus classes until March 30. Read more »
Flyer at SUNY-ESF dorm falsely says students were quarantined
SUNY-ESF officials are investigating the incident as an instance of bias targeting individuals based on race. No one at the school is quarantined, officials said. Read more »
7-assist outing earns Stephen Rehfuss ACC offensive player of the week
Rehfuss tallied seven assists in the Orange's game against Johns Hopkins, the second time this season he's reached that mark. Read more »
SU to suspend on-campus classes as coronavirus spreads
Effective at the end of the academic day on Friday, the university will transition all academic programs online until at least March 30 in order to reduce the potential spread of the novel coronavirus. Read more »
SU student from Syracuse dies
Sekarore was a policy studies major in the College of Arts and Sciences and Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs. Read more »
