City board approves design plans for National Veterans Resource Complex
The Syracuse Planning Commission voted, 3-1, to move the university's project forward. Read more »
Daily Archives: October 16, 2017
Here’s a timeline of the mumps outbreak at Syracuse University
Stay up to date on the campus mumps outbreak that has affected more than 50 students since August. Read more »
The number of sex offenses on Syracuse University’s annual security report are lower than national statistics. Here’s why.
In total, 17 sex offenses were reported on the Department of Public Safety’s 2017 annual security report. Read more »
U.S. Census Bureau: New York lost more residents than any other state last year
More than 190,000 people left the state between July 2015 and July 2016. Many residents opted to escape cold winters, moving to states such as Florida, research shows. Read more »
Brackett’s dip in production mirrors Syracuse's struggles in conference play
The sophomore forward has only one goal in seven conference games. Read more »
Student Association members plan hurricane relief trips to Puerto Rico, Houston
The trip to Puerto Rico will be organized over Winter Break. The trip to Houston will be held this spring. Read more »
Offensive struggles have doomed Syracuse over last 8 games
The Orange has just one multi-goal game, dropping seven of its last eight and five consecutive at home. Read more »
Gravitational waves team discovers elemental creation in star collisions
Scientists recorded a neutron star collision for the first time and discovered evidence of the creation of heavy elements such as gold and platinum. Read more »
How Pastabilities came to be one of the most popular restaurants in Syracuse
A mainstay of Armory Square, Pastabilities is coming off a record month and will soon celebrate 35 years serving Syracuse. Read more »
Big wins and payout accompany Syracuse’s move to the ACC
Syracuse’s bottom line boost in Year 4 of its ACC move demonstrates how universities can benefit from athletics on a larger stage. Read more »
Onondaga CASA hosts 1st ‘Voice of Hope’ dinner to help foster children find homes
Onondaga Court Appointed Special Advocates’ fundraising dinner is a change from the organization’s previous annual fundraiser tradition, the “Light of Hope” breakfast. Read more »
Hogendoorn adjusts to a new life of sports in the United States
Field hockey is helping freshman midfielder Florine Hogendoorn adjust to a new life in the United States. Read more »
Local farms help college and small town break political divide with pizza
Local farmers Melissa and Andrew Dunham used pizza to start a dialogue in their hometown of Grinnell, Iowa. Read more »
Kevin Hart to return to Syracuse as part of his ‘Irresponsible’ tour
The comedian, actor and author will perform at the Oncenter on March 11. Tickets for the stand-up show go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. on Ticketmaster. Read more »
Knight named USTFCCCA National Performer of the Week
The award comes after Knight finished the Nuttycombe Wisconsin Invitational in 23:28.5. Read more »
Dungey, Philips, Bennett named to All-Atlantic Coast Conference team after Clemson upset
The quarterback, wide receiver and linebacker, respectively, were the three main reasons why the Orange upset the Tigers on Friday night. Read more »
Defensive lineman Chris Slayton at the core of Syracuse’s improved defense
Slayton, a redshirt junior tackle, recorded three tackles and a sack for a four-yard loss against Clemson. The sack knocked Tigers top playmaker Kelly Bryant out of the game. Read more »
Díaz: As The D.O. embarks on another ambitious fundraising campaign, we want to be more transparent about our goals
D.O. editor in chief Alexa Díaz discusses recent fundraising ventures at The D.O., including the $17,000 campaign for the 2017-18 school year. Read more »
Meet the ‘Head Eds’: Accomplishments, goals and a fun fact about the students who lead The Daily Orange's 9 departments
Learn more about the fall 2017 head editor staff at The Daily Orange. Read more »
Torrens: As The D.O.'s readership shifts from print to online, we're taking major steps toward digital innovation
Managing editor Alexa Torrens breaks down the major editorial updates The D.O. has undertaken this semester, including its Snapchat Publisher Story and revamped beat systems. Read more »
Officials confirm Schine feasibility study is part of Syracuse University’s Campus Framework plan
At a public roundtable held in early October, another official at first said the feasibility study was not part of the Campus Framework, then said “it could be.” Read more »
