County residents express economic concerns in Rep. John Katko’s 3rd I-81 forum
Salina workers and leaders said the rerouting of Interstate 81 could harm business in the area. Read more »
Daily Archives: February 19, 2019
SU pursues new zoning off-campus preparing for major Syracuse initiative
The rezoning would put the properties in the same zoning district as most of SU’s campus. Read more »
6 years after she was hired, Gina Castelli and Le Moyne have shot at NCAA Tournament
Gina Castelli’s plan to model her Le Moyne roster off of Bentley University’s is paying dividends. Read more »
Miranda Ramirez hits her stride at 2nd singles
With Sofya Golubovskaya injured, Ramirez is 2-0 playing at second singles. Read more »
SU responds to criticism of internship program as ‘anti-Israel’
Vice Chancellor and Provost Michele Wheatly detailed SU’s anti-discrimination policy in a news release Tuesday afternoon. Read more »
SU responds to demands after Ackerman Avenue assault forum
Syracuse University is taking steps to address concerns about off-campus safety and policing, according to a campus-wide email sent Tuesday. Read more »
SU’s Tuesday campus-wide response to Ackerman forum was transparent, commendable
The Daily Orange Editorial Board commends Syracuse University for its transparent response to the Ackerman Avenue forum hosted Monday night. Read more »
SU to offer black feminist politics course next year
Political scientist, activist and Teen Vogue columnist Jenn M. Jackson has announced that she will teach a course in black feminist politics at Syracuse University next year. Read more »
Syracuse’s pitching depth tested in nonconference play
Though Syracuse is no longer depending only on Alexa Romero to carry its pitching staff, the Orange’s pitchers have struggled early. Read more »
Ottonomous Productions expands its creative projects with podcast series
Ottonomous Productions, Syracuse University’s only short film club, is looking to expand their production to more than films. Read more »
SU drama students brew up Shakespearean performance at microbrewery
Four students in Syracuse University’s drama department will put on “Shakes-Beer,” a Shakespearean-inspired performance paired with complimentary beer tasting, this Sunday at WT Brews in Baldwinsville. Read more »
Dinosaur Bar-B-Que throws shades at Pete Davidson with Ariana Grande-inspired drink
Jason Ryan, Dino director of marketing, felt the Valentine’s Day drink specials wouldn’t be complete without a jab at outspoken Syracuse critic, Pete Davidson. Read more »
Candidate for Disability Cultural Center director presents in Bird Library
Kathy O’Connell is one of three candidates for director of Syracuse University’s Disability Cultural Center. Read more »
Former student sues SU for expelling him following sexual assault allegation
The lawsuit lists Sheila Johnson-Willis, chief equal opportunity and Title IX officer, and Bernard Jacobson, Syracuse University’s Title IX investigator, as defendants along with SU and its Board of Trustees. Read more »
Green New Deal must sustain an evolving economy
Business columnist Jack Ramza argues that people must ensure that the Green New Deal will be able to consistently create jobs and sustain an evolving economy. Read more »
Syracuse’s next opponent: What to know about No. 18 Louisville
The Orange play host to the Cardinals on Wednesday night in the Carrier Dome. Read more »
Beat writers predict decisive result as Syracuse hosts No. 18 Louisville
The Orange host the Cardinals on Wednesday night in the Carrier Dome. Read more »
SA votes on speaking rights for 2 members
Public Relations Committee Co-Chair Torre Payton-Jackson and Representative John Jankovic lost their speaking rights after being under a behavioral violations investigation. Read more »
Students voice concerns over Ackerman Avenue assault at Monday forum
Syracuse University students called on administration and the Department of Public Safety to increase transparency surrounding issues of violence on and around campus. Read more »
Catch a ride to class in the Planters NUTmobile
The Planters NUTmobile is back on campus to recruit next year’s group of Peanutters to travel across the country in a 26-foot-long fiberglass peanut. Read more »
