Gallery: A look into The Black Arts Studio's printing process
Here's what screen printer Aaron Jenkins' process looks like. Read more »
Daily Archives: January 31, 2016
Syracuse University to hold dialogue circles with DPS to improve police, community relations
Syracuse University will be holding dialogue circles with the Department of Public Safety to improve community and police relations. Read more »
Syracuse University sororities welcome pledge classes at Bid Day
Potential new members learned their bids for Panhellenic sororities at Syracuse University on Sunday. Read more »
Syracuse basketball roundtable: Syracuse's 'small' lineup, Malachi Richardson and what Syracuse must prove
Our beat writers weigh-in on Syracuse's small lineup, Malachi Richardson and what Syracuse has to prove in the next eight regular-season games. Read more »
What Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner said at her State of the City address
Miner used the State of the City address to discuss economic development, investment in infrastructure and education. Read more »
Interactive Crime Map: Jan. 25 - Jan. 31
Here's a recap of criminal activity that happened near campus this week. Read more »
Brittney Sykes is still reshaping her game in 1st full season back from ACL tears
Brittney Sykes' field-goal percentage is 20 points lower this year than it was the last time she played a full season in 2013-14. Read more »
Students more likely to drink excessively while abroad, study finds
In the study, 50 percent of respondents said they consumed more alcohol while abroad, while 11 percent said they “black out” more often abroad. Read more »
Joey’s Italian Restaurant offers options for either a casual or a fancy dining experience
Despite being a little far from the SU campus, this Italian restaurant offers a large menu that will not disappoint. Read more »
Bird Library is now allowing students to check out books late at night
Thanks to self-checkout machines in Bird Library, students can now check out books after the desk staff has left for the night. Read more »
Artist runs screen printing studio for local businesses and punk rock scene
Aaron Jenkins is the owner of The Black Arts Studio, a screen printing shop that specializes in apparel, posters and graphics often for nearby business and musicians. Read more »
SU graduate student creates 50 Worst Dates card game
Inspired by the general principals of Cards Against Humanity and Apples to Apples, Kyle Ott created a card game in which players can create awful date scenarios in order to win. Read more »
SU alumnus brings humor to politics in podcast
Justin Robert Young who created the political card game The Contender, has recently quit his job in order to run a podcast called "Politics Politics Politics." Read more »
Schneidman: The 3-pointer is no longer life or death for Syracuse basketball
Syracuse used to live and die by the 3-pointer, but the Orange's win against Georgia Tech showed dimensions it hadn't shown before. Read more »
The president of SUNY-ESF just discovered a beetle — and named it after his boss
Along with Kelly Miller, an associate professor at the University of New Mexico, SUNY-ESF President Quentin Wheeler discovered a new beetle species. Read more »
Benjamin: Presidential candidates pair well with Oscar nominated films
With the Academy Awards coming up and the 2016 presidential campaigns in full swing, movie columnist Erik Benjamin decided to put the two together by assigning presidential candidates to the nominated films. Read more »
Stevens: Late night talk show hosts use politics to attract viewers
In a world where higher ratings are everything, TV columnist Kyle Stevens discusses some of the top late-night talk shows and how they use politics to draw in viewers. Read more »
Week in News: Focus groups to be held for health insurance policy, #BlackLivesMatter creator to speak at SU and more
Get your weekly roundup of The Daily Orange news here. Read more »
Week in Pulp: Syracuse local collects typewriters, Connective Corridor tries to engage students and more
Catch up on any Pulp you missed from last week with the weekly round-up. Read more »
Former Syracuse football player Jay Bromley will reportedly not be arrested following rape accusation
Police will not arrest Jay Bromley after a woman accused him of trying to rape her at a New York City hotel. Read more »
Freshmen push Syracuse to 6-1 win against Cornell
Five freshmen contributed in Syracuse's win on Sunday. The Orange improved to 3-0 on the season with the victory. Read more »
Valeria Salazar guides Syracuse to 6-1 win against Cornell in return from respite
Valeria Salazar sat out part of Syracuse's match against Liberty on Saturday, but returned to action to lead Syracuse to a 6-1 win against Cornell. Read more »
3 things to know from this week in Syracuse athletics
Two men's basketball wins headline a series of stories from this past week in Syracuse sports. Men's lacrosse season is also underway, while women's basketball split a pair of conference games. Read more »
