Food stamp cut to exclude some New York residents
Changes to eligibility standards for SNAP benefits could exacerbate food insecurity in Syracuse. Read more »
Daily Archives: February 4, 2020
Syracuse women's ice hockey has relied on its four freshmen this season
Syracuse's freshmen have accounted for 21.8% of the team’s points through 26 games. Read more »
Here's how SU has implemented demands from student groups so far
Chancellor Kent Syverud signed demands from #NotAgainSU and other student groups in November. Here’s how the university has implemented the demands so far. Read more »
‘A rocky path’: SU is Taleah Washington’s 1st stable program in years
Most recently, Washington’s post-graduate team was cut and her father created his own program to finish the season’s schedule. Read more »
Students launch 'A Hand for Wuhan’ to fundraise for medical supplies
A group of students started a fundraiser to raise money to send medical supplies to Wuhan, a province in China affected by the coronavirus. The fundraiser surpassed its original goal of $30,000 within two days of its launch. Read more »
Buddy Boeheim’s ball-handling adds much-needed dimension to SU's offense
Buddy’s attempted more 2-pointers (72) in 11 conference games than he did in his entire freshman season (56). He’s tried to become a more well-rounded player in his sophomore campaign. Read more »
SPD to recruit more diverse officers in 2020
In the department’s first class of recruits for 2020, eight of 35 recruits are Black, indigenous or Asian/Pacific Islander. Read more »
SU softball turns to new players to improve last season's losing record
Syracuse outscored its fall ball opponents by nearly 50 runs, with freshmen taking the lead. Read more »
Cornell student being tested for coronavirus
A Cornell University student has presented symptoms that meet the criteria for testing for the novel coronavirus. Read more »
Impeachment upholds American democracy
Our reader argues how impeachment is necessary to protect against presidential abuse of power. Read more »
Diverse core requirements better prepare students
Our reader argues how SU core requirements prepare students to succeed in a real-world working environment. Read more »
Reneprom highlights solidarity among campus publications
Student Life columnist Cori Dill argues how covering events like Reneprom provides solidarity to underrepresented communities on campus. Read more »
Video: The Black Lounge kicks off Black History Month at SU
Last Saturday, SU’s Black History Month celebration opened with The Black Lounge, an evening of music and dance performances, spoken word and recognition of influential… Read more »
Syracuse zoo on list of worst for elephants
The Rosamond Gifford Zoo was ranked the 10th-worst zoo on In Defense of Animal’s 16th-annual 10 Worst Zoos for Elephants list. Read more »
Syracuse hires former Arizona State coach Tony White as defensive coordinator
After Zach Arnett flipped to Mississippi State, Syracuse has found its next defensive coordinator. Read more »
ALWAYS AN ANSWER: After 2 ACL tears, Brett Kennedy carved out the defensive role SU needed
Once he cracked Syracuse’s defensive rotation, Kennedy became an All-American long-stick midfielder last year. Read more »
SA introduces bill for member resignation process
The bill would require members to submit an official letter of resignation if they are seeking to disaffiliate from the organization. Read more »
Hip-hop empowers, network goes national and Degree Works sparks privacy concerns
Hear directly from our reporters about the stories that drive our Syracuse community on The Daily Orange Podcast, hosted by Moriah Humiston. Read more »
