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Daily Archives: September 1, 2021
FLIP THE SWITCH: Football Guide 2021
As the Orange approach their next season, The Daily Orange’s 2021 Football Guide has everything you need to know about Syracuse’s rising — and established — stars. Read more »
NEXT MAN UP: How former quarterback Garrett Williams became Syracuse’s next NFL Draft prospect
Garrett Williams didn’t move to cornerback until his junior year of high school. But after a breakout 2020 season at Syracuse, he is poised to become a high draft pick. Read more »
SU, start prioritizing foreign aid
SU students should advocate for an increased foreign aid budget. Read more »
UNLIKELY LEADER: Chris Elmore’s versatility, selflessness helped him become a leader for SU football
Returning for his 5th year, fullback Chris Elmore is willing to “do it all” to help Syracuse. Read more »
HIS 'EVERYTHING': Taj Harris mirrored his mother's work ethic in his ascent to Syracuse
"The road isn't always smooth." Taj Harris’ mother moved her job schedule around so she could take him to youth football practice. After a dismal last season, Harris returned so that one day he can provide for his “everything”. Read more »
Francis Conole will run for Congress in attempt to unseat incumbent John Katko
The Democrat will challenge John Katko for the NY-24 seat, joining Steven Holden in the race. Read more »
Smith: 2021 is Dino Babers' make-or-break season
Dino Babers led Syracuse to its worst season since 2005 last year, but faces an easier schedule in 2021. Read more »
How the Syracuse Crunch's unorthodox dual affiliation saved the franchise
The Syracuse Crunch risked their stability, turning to an unorthodox dual affiliation. The risk might have saved the franchise. Read more »
Beat writers agree that Syracuse will secure close win over Ohio
Super senior Josh Black, who’s entering his sixth season, said this was the best offseason training camp he’s been a part of. Read more »
Hillsman hired by professional women’s team in Spain 1 month after resignation
One month after resigning from Syracuse, Quentin Hillsman is hired to coach a professional women’s team in Spain. Read more »
Opponent preview: What to know about Ohio before Syracuse’s season-opener
After a 1-10 season last year, Dino Babers will lead Syracuse on the road against Ohio for the first game of SU's 2021 season. Read more »
University Union releases fall 2021 cinemas schedule
UU’s fall Cinemas schedule kicks off with “Grease” and will feature additional movies like “Old” by M. Night Shyamalan. Read more »
5 Newhouse faculty members test positive for COVID-19
The four Newhouse faculty members have gone through contact tracing protocols. Read more »
SU junior's clothing brand uplifts voices of those frustrated by social injustice
With his apparel brand VOICE, Jordan Pierre aims to create a platform where marginalized communities can be heard and social change enacted. Read more »
Growing algae blooms in Skaneateles Lake pose threat to 140,000 residents
The lake is usually considered one of the cleanest Finger Lakes, but recently indicated an emergence of the neurotoxin microcystis. Read more »
New SU Art Exhibit lets budding artists paint their hearts out
Ivan Forde is the first artist being shown at SU Art Museum’s inaugural Art Wall Project exhibit. Read more »
SU creates SyracuseServes program to provide benefits, support to veterans
Syracuse founded the program in June to help veterans get benefits to keep their families financially, physically and emotionally supported. Read more »
Mayor Walsh joins over 60 mayors in commitment to promote racial equity
The commitment works towards minimizing institutional racism and systemic inequalities and acknowledges the disadvantages many communities of color have faced. Read more »
Rob Hanna solidifies ‘big role’ at safety for 2nd straight season
How safety Rob Hanna earned the starting position for the 2021 season. Read more »
