Wilmer Valderrama discusses how Latino heritage shaped his acting career
Valderrama described how his heritage and experience as an immigrant shaped his acting career and work as a Latinx activist. Read more »
Daily Archives: September 23, 2020
Human Rights Film Festival moves online to adapt to COVID-19
Each of the three films will be available for viewing on Blackboard for 24 hours between Thursday and Saturday. Read more »
Latino/Hispanic Heritage Month 2020
Latino organizations share COVID-19 resources, promote heritage month
Latino Professional Social Group of CNY, Nosotros Radio and CNY Latino have provided resources to the Latino community. Read more »
As Syracuse transitions to mobile ticketing, some fans feel left behind
SU Athletics announced in July that ticketing would completely transition to mobile when fans are allowed back in the Carrier Dome. Read more »
SU finishes fiscal year with $5 million deficit, lower enrollment rate
SU finished the fiscal year with a $5 million deficit. Chancellor Kent Syverud said the school is in a strong position to manage its financial situation. Read more »
SU alumna opens poetry art business to support grad studies
SU alumna Lianza Reyes sells poetry products with the goal of making art that matters for her customers. Read more »
Beat writers predict loss to Georgia Tech, worst SU start since 2013
Syracuse’s 0-2 start is its worst since 2013, and our beat writers aren’t confident the Orange have what it takes to turn it around. Read more »
City experts explain recent law that protects tenants
The legislation, which prevents landlords from evicting someone for nonpayment on an unregistered house, will go into effect Nov. 15. Read more »
SU plans spring study abroad programs on delayed schedule
Syracuse will move ahead planning Spring 2021 study abroad opportunities despite the pandemic. Read more »
Opponent preview: Syracuse plays Georgia Tech in renovated Carrier Dome
Here’s everything you need to know about Georgia Tech, a run-heavy team coming to break in the newly renovated Carrier Dome. Read more »
Q&A: Falk professor Rick Burton on Carrier Dome’s 40-year anniversary
The Daily Orange spoke with Rick Burton on the week of the Carrier Dome’s 40th anniversary about how the Dome has helped Syracuse stand out and about the 2014 committee that led to this year’s renovations. Read more »
Mercury pollution has threatened Onondaga Lake wildlife for decades
After years of attempted clean up, Onondaga Lake fish are still unsafe to eat, and they threaten both humans and the wildlife around them. Read more »
Campus Climate Survey has greater meaning for some community members
Some members of marginalized communities feel a greater sense of meaning in Syracuse University’s Campus Climate Survey. Read more »
Passenger on SU Centro buses tests positive for COVID-19
People who rode these bus routes on Sept. 16 and 17 should monitor themselves for COVID-19 symptoms. Read more »
SU cancels spring break, pushes semester back 6 days
The university canceled spring break this year to avoid travel complications related to the coronavirus pandemic. Read more »
Professor who referred to COVID-19 as ‘Wuhan Flu’ seeks reinstatement at SU
Chemistry professor Jon Zubieta and a free speech group called on SU in a letter Tuesday to drop its investigation on Zubieta and immediately reinstate him. Read more »
SU professor receives $1.3 million to study substance abuse, chronic pain
Ditre has studied the correlation between substance abuse and chronic pain, when he conducted a master’s thesis that studied the effects of pain on nicotine cravings and cigarette smoking behavior. Read more »
SU to reduce environmental impact of COVID-19 response strategy
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Landlords, SU work to enforce social distancing among off-campus students
SU officials met with off-campus landlords to talk about SU’s public health guidelines and how landlords could promote them. Read more »
Syracuse radio station hosts virtual music event ‘Binge This Festival’
Artists such as All Time Low, Cold War Kids and Judah and the Lion will perform at the festival. Read more »
NY data shows COVID-19 has disproportionately affected communities of color
A report found that the people most vulnerable in the COVID-19 pandemic are also those who struggle from well-established socioeconomic, institutional, health and racial inequalities. Read more »
