Why Whitman jumped 32 spots in business school rankings
Bloomberg Businessweek ranked the Martin J. Whitman School of Management the 23rd best undergraduate business school in the country, making a 32-point climb from 2015. Read more »
Daily Archives: May 2, 2016
Runway looks for being chic while traveling home
Moving out can be stressful enough, but that doesn't mean you have to sacrifice how you look moving out. Here are some comfortable yet cute looks perfect for all your travel plans. Read more »
Why SU community members say graduate students are forced into unsafe housing areas
Many feel that SU's graduate student population is forgotten when it comes to thinking about crime against students. Read more »
Former vice chancellor and provost of Syracuse University brings ambition and idealism to the University of Dayton
Eric Spina has risen in the administrative ranks at SU for the last 20 years. Now, he's moving on to be the president of the University of Dayton in Ohio. Read more »
Aysha Seedat reflects on time as Student Association president
Student Association President Aysha Seedat reflects on her tenure and accomplishments while serving SA's 59th Session. Read more »
Pets of SU students face multiple fates at the end of the semester
Syracuse students are looking forward to the end of the semester, but some wonder what to do with their pets. Read more »
Syracuse University professor weighs on the possibility of a contested convention
Syracuse University Assistant Professor Christopher Faricy discusses the possibility of a contested convention in the 2016 presidential election. Read more »
Syracuse University professor to become first woman to win prestigious science award
The Young Scientist Prize will be awarded to Manning at its international conference on Statistical Physics July 18 through July 22 in Lyon, France. Read more »
Q&A: Former president of the World Anti-Doping Agency on 2016 Olympics, doping
Pound said enforcing anti-doping rules is difficult around the world and often international agencies have to defer to national ones. Read more »
Benjamin: Lessons I learned from 2016 movies
Movie columnist Eric Benjamin dissects 2016 films thus far and lessons learned from box office failures and successes. Read more »
SU alumnus, Adam Sandler look-alike gets invite to movie premiere
SU alumnus and Adam Sandler doppelgänger Max Kessler never thought he would be noticed by Adam Sandler. After a post on Reddit went viral, Kessler got an invite to Sandler's new movie premiere. Read more »
McCourt: Things I learned this semester
Humor columnist Ian McCourt reflects on his year, sharing embarrassing anecdotes along the way. Read more »
Cuneo: Life lessons I learned from college
Humor columnist Danny Cuneo reflects on all the many life lessons, or lack thereof, that he learned in his four years at Syracuse, from girls to food to homework. Read more »
Flipping a switch has helped Nicole Levy become one of the Orange's most valuable players
Every time she steps on the field, Nicole Levy flips on a light switch that her dad bought her as a token of motivation. Read more »
'Parks and Recreation' stars Nick Offerman, Megan Mullally to perform at The Oncenter
The married comedians will stop in Syracuse as part of their tour, called “Summer of 69: No Apostrophe." Read more »
Syracuse competes in Payton Jordan Invitational and Big Red Invitational
Syracuse head coach Chris Fox split his team into three groups this weekend: one that rested, one that competed at Cornell and another that went to Stanford. Read more »
Student-led mental health program could supplement SU's existing resources
The Daily Orange Editorial Board suggests that Syracuse University should consider implementing a peer-to-peer mental health program similar to Project Lighthouse at Georgetown University. Read more »
O'Connor: Police, elementary school program should be expanded across New York state
Conservative columnist Kyle O’Connor argues that New York City’s initiative to introduce police officers to elementary school children should be implemented in Syracuse in order to reduce crime rates and strengthen community relations with local police. Read more »
Sarconi: 5 takeaways from an interview with EA Sports' Peter Moore
Technology columnist Paul Sarconi gives his top five takeaways on the future of the technology industry from his interview with Peter Moore, an Electronic Arts Sports executive. Read more »
Senior works to encourage conversation about Greek life stereotypes
Senior Sadie Treleven is the Vice President of the PanHellenic Council, where she works to improve the Greek life community and improve the discussions about Greek stereotypes. Read more »
