How Syracuse University can help students avoid phishing email schemes
The Daily Orange Editorial Board discusses how Syracuse University can better prepare students to avoid phishing email schemes. Read more »
Daily Archives: November 13, 2017
Professor asks Student Association to support pledge of divestment from companies that serve private prisons
Janice Dowell, a Syracuse University philosophy professor and founder of the “Divest Syracuse” movement, spoke to SA members on Monday. Read more »
Tensions cause Hasidic community to vote to create 1st new town in New York in 35 years
In a move that creates the first new town New York state has seen in 35 years, residents of the Village of Kiryas Joel voted to secede from the town of Monroe, ending years of feuding between the two sides. Read more »
Meet Zalman Ives, the new rabbi at Syracuse University’s Chabad House
Rabbi Zalman Ives will replace Rabbi Yaakov Rapoport, who has worked with Chabad at SU for 36 years. Read more »
Students organize 'Bump the Mumps' health fair to promote hygiene during mumps outbreak
The event, called “Bump the Mumps,” will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday on the Quad. Read more »
Construction update: Schine water line repairs, Women’s Building lighting project to move forward
In an email to the campus community on Monday, Sala provided updates on several ongoing construction projects. Read more »
Isis Young embraces her name's roots over negative associations
Young has gotten jokes from her teammates about her name, but she’s found them to be good-spirited and has taken them in stride. Read more »
SU sophomore combines business and community involvement as board member for entrepreneurship club Enactus
Bridgit O’Donnell said her favorite Enactus is the Team Guatemala project, which sells products made by Guatemalan women in Syracuse spaces like churches and schools. Read more »
With NCAA tournament out of reach, Syracuse looks to new postseason opportunity
A four game losing streak has seen Syracuse’s chances of making the NCAA tournament disappear, but a new tournament, the National Invitational Volleyball Championship, gives the Orange a chance at postseason volleyball. Read more »
Animal rights activist argues sharpshooting is the best method to address Syracuse’s deer problem
Environment columnist Allison Weis discusses the city’s overpopulation of deer and explains why culling would be the most effective way to address it. Read more »
Syracuse men’s basketball opponent preview: What to know about Iona
Equip yourself for Syracuse’s nonconference game against Iona on Tuesday night with a scouting report, player to watch and more. Read more »
Sophomore’s tattoos represent her friendship, spontaneity and ‘dancing feet’
Tyler Smith has three tattoos located on different parts of her body, but they all have a meaning personal to her. Read more »
After 1 game, Tiana Mangakahia appears to be the point guard Syracuse needs
The junior college transfer had 10 assists, seven more than any other SU player. Read more »
Syracuse’s Brewed Awakening presents a fresh take on vegan cafes
The cafe — which aims to tap into coffee fiends, cheese lovers and vegans alike — will open Friday. Read more »
Football player’s Lil Uzi Vert-inspired extra credit assignment on cell division goes viral
Julien Turner created a biology-themed music video that has amassed more than 850,000 views on YouTube. Read more »
Finding the princess: RetroGameCon brings gamers to Oncenter this weekend
The gaming convention brings people from around the region to Syracuse for two days of video game tournaments, raffles and nostalgia. Read more »
Dino Babers defends decision to go deep 3 times in Wake Forest loss
Syracuse led in the fourth quarter last weekend and had its last promising drive thwarted by three consecutive incompletions in the end zone. Wake Forest followed with 24 unanswered points. Read more »
A tuition hike may hit future international students especially hard. Through increased institutional support, SU can prove it’s worth it.
The Daily Orange Editorial Board discusses how communication is key when it comes to the Invest Syracuse tuition hike’s effect on future international students. Read more »
