Opponent preview: An in-depth look at No. 1 UConn before it plays SU
Syracuse will play No. 1 UConn on Tuesday night in San Antonio in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Read more »
Daily Archives: March 22, 2021
SU once again confronts anti-Asian hate crimes with emails, not action
SU needs to do more than just send disappointed emails in response to the anti-Asian hate crimes that have been occurring on campus. Read more »
Lender Center for Social Justice appoints new director
James Haywood Rolling, who is a professor in Syracuse University’s School of Education and College of Visual and Performing Arts, will replace Marcelle Haddix, the center’s current co-director. Read more »
Anti-Asian racism is rising nationally. Here's how SU students are experiencing it.
Anti-Asian racism in the U.S. has a deeply rooted history that can be traced long before the start of the pandemic. Read more »
With depleted roster, SU relies on Djaldi-Tabdi and Finklea-Guity
Quentin Hillsman said he plans to use a bigger lineup featuring Maeva Djaldi-Tabdi and Amaya Finklea-Guity against No. 1 UConn in the NCAA Tournament. Read more »
SU students had to push for 2 wellness days. They're still overwhelmed.
With the semester half over, some students said they’re particularly worn out. Read more »
10 fun facts about UConn women’s basketball
UConn has had at least one AP All-American every year since 2007, averaging 2.2 All-Americans per year since then. Read more »
How 1 SU lacrosse player overcame 4 knee injuries
On this episode of The D.O. Sportscast, we discuss Morgan Alexander’s recovery from multiple knee injuries and her expectations for this season. Read more »
Syracuse Stage shines spotlight on 3 playwrights in 2021 Cold Read Festival
This year, Syracuse Stage’s Cold Read Festival will be held virtually on Zoom from March 23-28. Read more »
Why the start of HBO's 'Genera+ion' is an accurate depiction of Gen Z
It’s not possible for one show to represent an entire multifaceted and complex generation, but the creators of “Genera+ion” have taken a worthwhile shot at it. Read more »
On wellness day, relieve stress with this lemon ricotta ravioli recipe
Although schedules are full, this Wellness Day is an excellent time to check in with yourself and find ways to clear your headspace. Read more »
Phi Alpha Delta, SU’s pre-law fraternity, placed on investigative status
Syracuse University placed its chapter of Phi Alpha Delta on investigative status for alleged violations of the Code of Student Conduct. Read more »
SU planning in-person fall semester, warns about rising cases
Monday, Aug. 30 will be the first day of classes for the 2021 fall semester. Read more »
Emerman: Deep March runs make SU's average regular seasons worth it
Syracuse hasn't been ranked in the AP Top 10 since 2014, but Jim Boeheim has coached the Orange to three Sweet 16s and a Final Four since. Read more »
Syracuse moves up 1 spot to No. 4 in weekly Inside Lacrosse rankings
Syracuse beat an unranked Holy Cross team 15-6 on Saturday and moved up one spot to No. 4. Read more »
Girard ignites SU offense with 4 early 3-pointers against West Virginia
Girard recorded six rebounds for the third consecutive game and seven assists for the second on Sunday, the first and second time he’s produced those numbers in his Syracuse career, respectively. Read more »
The Daily Orange hosts nationwide fundraising challenge for student newsrooms
College Media Madness is a nationwide fundraising challenge between student-run newsrooms across the United States. As of Sunday, participating newsrooms have raised more than $31,700 in total. Read more »
Students approve new SA constitution despite low voter turnout
Less than three hours before the election ended, SA reported a 9.7% turnout — 43 votes shy of meeting the 10% threshold. Read more »
Residents honor victims of Atlanta attacks, denounce anti-Asian racism
Organizers at the vigil praised the solidarity that the crowd, which included members of Women’s March Syracuse and Rebirth SYR, exemplified. Read more »
Students adjust to increased COVID-19 protocols amid spike in dorms
SU closed all indoor dining spaces, including Schine Student Center and campus dining halls, on Wednesday after detecting clusters of COVID-19 cases in residence halls. Read more »
