Tammi Reiss progresses as 1st-year assistant coach at Syracuse after pursuing acting career
Tammi Reiss' career has wound through acting and coaching basketball, but she's finally settled in as Syracuse's assistant coach. Read more »
Daily Archives: February 15, 2016
How Syracuse University is trying to become a more sustainable campus
SU has a history of implementing sustainability initiatives on campus. And now, the university has additional long-term sustainability plans, including becoming carbon neutral by 2040 and expanding the bike share program. Read more »
Pat McKenzie steps in for 51-year head coach at D-III St. John's
Jim Smith coached at St. John's (Minnesota) University for 51 years, but Pat McKenzie is stepping in for the storied head coach this season. Read more »
Syracuse plans to incorporate face-off specialist Ben Williams into its offense
After being the second best face-off specialist in the country last season, Ben Williams may have more of a role in Syracuse's offense this season. Read more »
Syracuse University not among 29 private institutions to receive matching grants
Syracuse University is not one of 29 private colleges and universities in New York state that will receive a total of $35.3 million in grant money that was recently announced by New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo. Read more »
Ask the Experts: SU professors on the possibility of the UK leaving the EU
Two SU professors discuss a referendum where it will be decided if the United Kingdom will leave the European Union. Read more »
SU students and professor try to raise $30,000 to fund independent movie
A class in the College of Visual and Performing Arts that allows students to work on a real film set is struggling to raise the funds necessary to carry the course into next semester. Read more »
What a Harvard business professor said about the Internet during a lecture at Syracuse University
Shane Greenstein, a Harvard Business School professor, spoke in Hinds Hall on Monday afternoon. He discussed how the Internet started as an open network and quickly became privatized. Read more »
SU professor calls Cuomo's expanded Zika virus testing an 'overreaction'
There is little threat of the Zika virus spreading to the United States, said Falk Professor David Larsen. That's why anything beyond more research or travel warnings is an "overreaction." Read more »
Take the classic jeans and a white T-shirt look up a notch
The classic jeans and a white T-shirt doesn't have to be boring. Take the timeless look up a notch with style tips from our From the Runway writer Taylyn Washington-Harmon. Read more »
D.O. fades in second half, losing to WAER, 38-30, in annual Media Cup
For the second straight year, The D.O. lost to WAER in the annual Media Cup. The D.O. played well in the first half but it wasn't enough. Read more »
Alumni return to campus for annual D.O. Palooza
It was another successful Palooza as more than 30 D.O. alumni returned to Syracuse for the annual event. Read more »
Newsmakers: Kathleen Ronayne covers Ohio Gov. John Kasich in New Hampshire
Kathleen Ronayne ('12) has spent the past few months covering Ohio Gov. John Kasich on the presidential campaign trail. Read more »
Homan: New York Fashion Week shouldn't go to the highest bidder
Style columnist Jack Homan argues that New York Fashion Week is no longer about the talent, and instead belongs to the designers that can afford to put on shows. Read more »
Hohenwarter: Make Valentine's Day amends with Kanye's new album
Did your partner hate the Valentine's Day gift you gave them? Never fear, for humor columnist Evan Hohenwarter has the perfect solution to your problem. Read more »
Syracuse basketball roundtable: Must-win games, rebounding and unknown sharpshooters
Our beat writers weigh in on games Syracuse has to win, rebounding and players having career nights against the Orange. Read more »
Cuneo: If you need love advice, I've got the answers
He might just be our humor columnist, but Danny Cuneo has some excellent love advice for all the folks out there who might not have mastered the whole "romance thing" yet. Read more »
Alumni reflect on finding love at The D.O.
In The D.O.'s 112-year history, many alumni have fallen in love working together to produce the newspaper. Read more »
Sen. Chuck Schumer visits Syracuse University to discuss college affordability
United States Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) visited Syracuse University on Monday afternoon to discuss a bill that tackles rising student debt. Read more »
Syracuse is back in AP Poll for 1st time in 2 months at No. 23
Syracuse women's basketball is ranked again after a 10 week hiatus. Read more »
3 things Jim Boeheim said on this week's ACC coaches teleconference
Syracuse head coach Jim Boeheim discussed double byes in the ACC tournament, rebounding and Tyler Lydon on Monday's ACC coaches teleconference. Read more »
5 things to watch for at the Grammys
The Grammys wouldn't be music's big night if all they did was hand out awards. As the winners are crowned (or gramophoned), check this list to make sure you don't miss any highlights. Read more »
Community should take time to reflect on the death of Britny Kabic
The Daily Orange Editorial Board encourages the Syracuse University community to take a step back, reflect on the past week and consider where our university stands now as a collective campus body after the death of sophomore student Britny Kabic. Read more »
SU student group Democracy Matters representative offers perspective on 2016 election season
Seth Porter, a senior political science and television, radio and film major, writes a Letter to the Editor on behalf of the Syracuse University student group Democracy Matters. Read more »
