Nate Romine leads Air Force after a semester away from the Academy rehabbing
Nate Romine had to withdraw from the Air Force Academy to rehab from a knee injury. He's back and leading the Falcons in a bowl season. Read more »
Daily Archives: November 15, 2016
Andrew White's 5 3s fuel Syracuse men's basketball's offense in 90-46 win over Holy Cross
Andrew White had the hot hand, shooting 5-of-10 from beyond the arc and leading SU with 19 points. Read more »
The Daily Orange switches from anonymous commenting to a Facebook-based commenting system
The Daily Orange is changing its commenting platform. Read more »
Abandoned gas station to be turned into residential and retail property
The Syracuse Common Council reviewed a number of property proposals at its meeting on Monday. Read more »
2 years after dismantling Committee Z report, SU launches committee to review faculty salary data
Syracuse University recently announced the creation of a committee that will review faculty salary data. It is unclear, though, how much of that data will be made available to the entire campus community. Read more »
Ask the Experts: What happens now that more states voted for marijuana legalization?
Voters passed measures to legalize it in seven states this past Tuesday. Read more »
Fast reaction: 3 quick takeaways from Syracuse's 90-46 win over Holy Cross
Syracuse jumped out to another early lead and cruised to its second win in as many games. Here are three reactions from the victory. Read more »
Tyler Lydon returns to form in 90-46 dismantling of Holy Cross
Tyler Lydon scored 17 points and grabbed six rebounds against Holy Cross in a much better showing for the sophomore than in his first two games. Read more »
Onondaga District Attorney: The shooting of SU employee Deric Brown near Walnut Park was justified
After exchanging fire, Brown was shot and died from his injuries after being transported to Upstate University Hospital. Read more »
Local band gets start performing on Marshall Street, combines jazz with rap
The Easy, founded by Syracuse natives and lifelong friends, are best known for their Thursday night performances outside popular student bars on Marshall Street. Read more »
Leonard Cohen’s death left behind musical legacy
Music columnist Emera Riley writes about the late Leonard Cohen and the lasting impact he had the the music world. Read more »
Freshman advocates for change through community service
To Patricio Rivera, change doesn’t come through quick solutions, but long-term action, which he addresses as an intern for Oxfam. Read more »
Members of Whitman dean search committee announced
The committee is made up of SU leaders, faculty, staff and Board of Trustees representatives. The search process will be an effort between the search committee and students, faculty, staff and alumni of the Whitman School. Read more »
Search committee members for Whitman School dean announced
The committee is made up of SU leaders, faculty, staff and Board of Trustees representatives. The search process will be an effort between the search committee and students, faculty, staff and alumni of the Whitman School. Read more »
Tyler Lydon named to Wooden Award preseason top 50 list
Syracuse forward Tyler Lydon was named to the John R. Wooden Award preseason top 50 list. The Wooden Award goes to the nation's top player. Read more »
How Mackenzie Weaver's edgy relationship with her mom benefited her volleyball career
Mackenzie Weaver's mother raised her and coached her with a fiery passion. It's helped Weaver progress through her volleyball career and contribute in her first year at Syracuse. Read more »
SA Finance Board announces budget appeals
There was $214,692.83 requested within the appeal process, however only $95,939.44 were available by the finance board. Read more »
American students, Chileans react to election of Donald Trump
College students abroad and local residents express their concerns after Donald Trump being elected as the 45th president of the United States. Read more »
SUNY-ESF community members voted no confidence in president Quentin Wheeler. Now what?
Last week, the SUNY-ESF Academic Governance body voted for no confidence in President Quentin Wheeler. Now faculty and staff are trying to understand what comes next. Read more »
SUNY-ESF administrators sufficient in addressing post-election social climate
Liberal columnist Cole Jermyn describes the climate and reaction of the State University of New York’s College of Environmental Science and Forestry, along with the importance of colleges standing behind their students. Read more »
Syracuse men's basketball opponent preview: What to know about Holy Cross
Here's everything you need to know about the Crusaders. SU takes on Holy Cross on Tuesday at 7 p.m. Read more »
