Past scholars share experiences at SU
Over the course of 25 years, the Lockerbie Scholars have formed a strong connection with the Syracuse University community. Here are some of their stories. Read more »
Daily Archives: October 25, 2015
The purr-fect fall Instagram
Check out the Daily Orange scribble for Oct. 26, 2015. Read more »
Crockett: Ebony cover shows difficult relationship between black community, Bill Cosby
Gender and Sexuality columnist Elaina Crockett argues that Ebony magazine’s November cover is distinct in acknowledging the ways in which the black community has been affected by the Cosby scandal. Read more »
Souter: University Union should collaborate with niche campus groups for film screenings
Student Life columnist Zhané Souter argues that University Union should diversify its on-campus film screenings. Read more »
Razzi: Canadian prime minister, 2016 president must work to repair US-Canada relationship
Conservative columnist Victoria Razzi sees Canada's new prime minister as an opportunity for the U.S. and Canada to strengthen their relationship, but only if the countries’ leaders work collaboratively. Read more »
Benjamin: Chris Rock's natural humor makes him the ideal host for the 88th Academy Awards
Movie columnist Erik Benjamin thinks that Chris Rock was the perfect choice for host of the 88th Academy Awards because of his diversity and natural stage presence. Read more »
Falk Complex officially dedicated as centralized location of Falk College
Chancellor Kent Syverud and SU alumnus, trustee and benefactor David Falk spoke at the dedication of the Falk Complex as the centralized location of the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics on Friday. Read more »
Chengye Hou remembered for hard work, kind personality
Chengye Hou, a Syracuse University graduate student who died in a car accident last Thursday, is remembered for his hard working and kind personality by faculty members of the College of Engineering and Computer Science. Read more »
Poets performing at Dear Straight People talk slam poetry and coming out in college
The four poets performing at the Dear Straight People poetry slam, Alix Olson, Danez Smith, Yazmin Monet Watkins and Kit Yan, discuss coming out in college and poetry as a form of activism. Read more »
Yifan Tao remembered as quiet, good student
Yifan Tao, a 23-year-old graduate student at Syracuse University, died early Thursday morning in a car accident. He is remembered as a quiet person and a good student. Read more »
Clinton Foundation president, SU alumna discusses higher education issues
Syracuse University alumna Donna Shalala, the president of the Clinton Foundation, returned to SU to speak about higher education issues in the Maxwell Auditorium on Friday afternoon. Read more »
Syracuse Stage's rendition of 'The Underpants' is a racy story of sexual frustration
Syracuse Stage opened Steve Martin’s "The Underpants," a play filled with sexual innuendo, suggestive puns and physical comedy. Read more »
SUNY-ESF graduate student spends summer studying horses in Bulgaria
Rachelle McKnight, a third-year graduate student at SUNY-ESF, conducted research on the Konik horses in Nanovitsa, Bulgaria last summer. Read more »
Remembrance Week events to honor memory of Pan Am Flight 103 victims
Here is a preview of events that will be held during Remembrance Week to honor the memory of the 35 Syracuse University students who were killed in the Pan Am Flight 103 bombing. Read more »
SU honors alumnus with plaque commemorating receipt of Medal of Honor
Syracuse University honored the late Sgt. William Shemin on Friday with a plaque commemorating him as the first SU alumnus to receive the Medal of Honor. Read more »
Red Bowl Café's atmosphere and food makes it a recommended new Marshall Street staple
The Asian fusion café is brand new and specializes in a variety of Korean and Japanese style dishes. Read more »
Panel discusses advancements of and issues facing STEM fields
The “STEMing the Gap in Higher Education” panel featuring four Syracuse University deans discussed the campus- and nation-wide issues and advancements of the STEM fields on Friday in the Life Sciences Complex. Read more »
Chancellor dedicates handicapped-accessible ramp at Holden Observatory
Chancellor Kent Syverud discussed the legacy of inclusion and accessibility at Syracuse University as he dedicated a handicapped-accessible ramp at the Holden Observatory — a building he calls "iconic." Read more »
Schwedelson: Bad 4th-quarter defense puts SU behind 8-ball
Syracuse's last two games have gone the opponent's way because of late-game defensive lapses. The Orange has missed out on two games in its grasp as a result. Read more »
'Broad City' stars talk TV show's upcoming season
Glazer and Jacobson talked the start of their comedy careers and turning their web series into a TV show on Comedy Central with Amy Poehler as an executive producer. Read more »
Organized Syracuse defense holds off Wake Forest in 1-0 win
Syracuse maintained its shape and organization to hold off Wake Forest in the final seconds of a 1-0 win at SU Soccer Stadium on Sunday. Read more »
Syracuse squeaks by Wake Forest on Sheridan Street 1st-half goal
A first-half goal from Sheridan Street was all Syracuse needed in a 1-0 win over Wake Forest on Sunday at SU Soccer Stadium. Read more »
Week in Pulp: Syracuse University Press, Raury
Check out what you missed this week in Pulp. Read more »
Syracuse falls to Miami in 3 sets
Syracuse was swept for the second consecutive match, falling 3-0 to Miami on Sunday. Read more »
