Student Association must advocate for ride-hailing services
The Daily Orange Editorial Board discusses the student benefits of bringing ride-hailing services to New York state. Read more »
Daily Archives: September 15, 2015
Students explore off-campus housing options earlier than ever
Syracuse University students have been exploring and signing leases for off-campus apartments since August — a trend that has gained momentum the past few years. Read more »
Point of Contact gallery to celebrate 40th anniversary with "Continuum" exhibition
Point of Contact, a gallery located in the Nancy Cantor Warehouse, will invite visitors to its 40th anniversary. The gallery has over 200 pieces of artwork. Read more »
SU officials discuss phase 1 of health insurance policy
Syracuse University officials are reflecting on the first steps of implementing the new health insurance policy after last week's deadline for students to waive the new plan passed. Read more »
Cuneo: Rapid reactions for every NFL team
After Week 1 of the NFL Season, we all know that it is essentially over. Every team’s identity has been sealed and nothing will change from now until December. So here are the initial reactions for every NFL team this campaign. They are set in stone and cannot be changed unless given written consent from the National Football League. Read more »
Former SU vice chancellor and provost named next University of Dayton president
Eric Spina, former Syracuse University vice chancellor and provost, has been named the next president of the University of Dayton. Spina stepped down from his role as vice chancellor and provost in December 2014 and will begin his role as president of the University of Dayton in June 2016. Read more »
Apple to release more than 50 additional emojis in software update
The release of Apple’s latest software update, iOS 9.1, comes with more than 50 new emojis. Read more »
Professor receives grants to continue study on religion
A Marjorie Cantor Professor of Aging Studies in the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics has received two grants to continue his study of the transmission of religion over four generations. Read more »
News to Know: 10 stories to help you pass a current events quiz (Sept. 8–15)
Here’s all the news you need to know from the last week. Read more »
Chemistry professor receives grant to study reactions in ice
Assistant chemistry professor Tara Kahan will use the $579,000 Faculty Early Career Development grant to study the rate of reactions in ice and whether these reactions occur at different rates in clean ice (ice in polar regions) and dirty ice (ice in cities). Read more »
Syracuse has highest rates of poverty among blacks and Hispanics in U.S.
A recent study conducted by a Rutgers University professor revealed the city of Syracuse has the highest concentration of black and Hispanic people in poverty of any of the top 100 metropolitan areas in the United States. Read more »
Syracuse partners with Uplifting Athletes to raise money for brain cancer research
The Syracuse chapter of Uplifting Athletes has partnered with SU to raise money for brain cancer research, donating money for each Orange touchdown scored against Central Michigan on Saturday. Read more »
Syracuse looks to build off recent scoring success against Drexel
After scoring two goals against Colgate on Sunday, Syracuse will try and continue its goal scoring after a lengthy drought that preceded the victory against the Raider. Read more »
Weiser-Schlesinger: 'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert' promotes music inclusivity
TV comedian and personality Stephen Colbert made his triumphant return to late-night TV with the debut of his own “The Late Show” last week, and his attention to music is what people should be talking about. Read more »
World Indoor Lacrosse Championship preview: Canada, Iroquois and US
With the World Indoor Lacrosse Championships set to begin on September 18, check out our preview of the United States, Canada and Iroquois teams. Read more »
Hohenwarter: Philosophy major questions need for apartment etiquette
Juniors Mark Leggen and Andrew Carmone are finding out the hard way that Syracuse University’s philosophy curriculum covers a broad spectrum of topics, but effectively cohabitating with other human beings isn’t one of them. Read more »
Manager talks time at The Sound Garden music and movies store
Mike Watson sits behind the counter of The Sound Garden music store on JeffersonStreet in Armory Square. He is wearing a dark gray long sleeve,… Read more »
Poll: Orange uniforms. Your thoughts?
Syracuse wore the all-orange uniforms against Wake Forest. What'd you think of them? Let us know. Read more »
Warrant reportedly issued for former SU defensive end Markus Pierce-Brewster
A warrant was reportedly issued for former SU defensive end Markus Pierce-Brewster on Tuesday. Read more »
Scott Shafer on CMU quarterback Cooper Rush: "What a great football player"
Syracuse head coach Scott Shafer says his defense will have its hands full with Central Michigan quarterback Cooper Rush this weekend. Read more »
Poll: What is your favorite spot on Marshall Street?
Marshall Street has some new faces. What is your favorite spot to grab a bite? Read more »
Poll: Should SU stop creating new administrative roles?
Syracuse is mirroring a nationwide trend of hiring many high-paid, professional administrators. Should it stop? Read more »
