Iranian-American journalist receives Newhouse School’s annual Tully Award
Jason Rezaian received the award for his experiences and brave journalism after being held in an Iranian prison for over 18 months. Read more »
Daily Archives: October 24, 2016
iSchool professor releases tool to ease overcrowded wireless technology
School of Information Studies Associate Professor Carlos Caicedo has released a tool on decreasing the load of wireless technology usage. Read more »
Common Council postpones vote on Syracuse housing discrimination
Syracuse Common Council approved Federal Emergency Management Agency flood zone tax exemptions while pushed back a vote on Section 8 housing discrimination. Read more »
HIDDEN LINKS: Remembrance Scholar discovers common connections with Pan Am Flight 103 victim
Clayton Baker grew up in the same town and went to the same high school as the victim from the Pan Am Flight 103 bombing that he represents as a Remembrance Scholar. Read more »
SA to provide free tampons, pads in some bathrooms on SU campus
Student Association to provide free menstrual hygiene products in some bathrooms across the Syracuse University campus. Read more »
Campus Climate survey should catalyze action
In anticipation of the recommendations that will be announced on Thursday, The Daily Orange Editorial Board discusses the importance of Syracuse University’s Campus Climate survey. Read more »
Sergio Camargo making most of only year at Syracuse after struggling at Coastal Carolina
Sergio Camargo's three years at Coastal Carolina didn't go as planned, but he's making up for it in his lone year at Syracuse. Read more »
Ask the Experts: Professor gives insight on Evan McMullin's chances in 2016 presidential race
Evan McMullin, an independent candidate for president, has polled well in Utah. It's possible he could win the state and prevent any candidate from reaching the 270 Electoral College votes needed to be elected. Read more »
Syracuse volleyball relies on ‘quick dump’ hit to freeze opponents
Syracuse has found success using a hit that is unconventional and looks like hitting a fly on the wall. Read more »
Syracuse University Campus Climate Survey results summary shows some minority groups face hostile environments
A summary of the results from Syracuse University’s first campus climate survey shows conflicted feelings within the SU community. Read more »
Remembrance Scholars use pop-up museum to showcase Pan Am Flight 103 history
Remembrance scholars used a pop-up museum set up inside the Schine Student Center on Monday to share history of Pan Am Flight 103 bombing in which 35 Syracuse University students died. Read more »
Halloween traditions, costumes date back for centuries
Ever wondered about the history of Halloween? Typical vampire, bat and cat costumes have been around since 800 B.C. Read more »
Senior finds home in Syracuse, Latina community
Amy Quichiz came to Syracuse hoping to get away from her Latina heritage, but found herself longing for a sense of community. She would soon become involved in the Syracuse community, advocating for her culture in the midst of election season. Read more »
Simple, last-minute Halloween costumes can be made with pre-owned pieces
Halloween is right around the corner—don't have a costume yet? Style columnist Darriea Clark gives us some last-minute options you can recreate with clothes you already have. Read more »
NYPIRG member sheds light on college hunger
Syracuse University student Sakura Tomizawa calls attention to student hunger on behalf the New York Public Interest Research Group. Read more »
Traveling to the Southern part of Jordan illuminates a different lifestyle
During her fall break, abroad columnist Katelyn Faubel traveled to places in Southern Jordan where she experienced the life of Bedouins. Read more »
Sexualized Halloween costumes can reinforce stereotypes
Gender and Sexuality columnist Ivana Pino discusses how it’s up to institutions to put an end to Halloween costumes that reinforce harmful, sexualized stereotypes about minorities. Read more »
Syracuse Director of Football Operations Brad Wittke issued 'public reprimand' for role in sideline altercation
Syracuse Director of Football Operations Brad Wittke made contact with Boston College football player William Harris during a sideline altercation. SU gave him a "public reprimand" on Monday. Read more »
Barack Obama endorses Colleen Deacon for US House of Representatives
President Barack Obama has endorsed Syracuse University alumna Colleen Deacon in the race for United States House of Representatives. Read more »
Syracuse women's basketball's Alexis Peterson named to Nancy Lieberman Award watch list
Alexis Peterson was one of 20 players named to the Nancy Lieberman Award watch list. The award recognizes the top point guard in the nation. Read more »
Eric Dungey and Amba Etta-Tawo receive ACC player of the week honors
Eric Dungey was named the ACC's offensive back of the week while Amba Etta-Tawo was named the conference's receiver of the week. Read more »
Title IX review demands attention
The Daily Orange Editorial Board discusses Chancellor Kent Syverud’s response to the controversy surrounding Syracuse University’s Title IX investigation. Read more »
Junior uses documentary to spread awareness on sexual assault
Jade Lewis produced "Tell Your Truth" in 2015, a documentary spreading awareness about sexual assault. Read more »
