Justus Holden-Betts is becoming SU’s latest steeplechase star
Heading into the ACC Outdoor Championships on Thursday, Holden-Betts will look to set another personal best in order to reach the NCAA East Regionals. Read more »
Daily Archives: May 11, 2021
Data dive: How Syracuse compares to rest of NCAA Tournament field
Selection committee chair Tim Leonard said the committee focused on the “eye test” more than typical selection criteria. Read more »
SU softball players defend coach Shannon Doepking
The allegations against Coach Doepking are far from accurately portraying her, write SU softball team members. Read more »
After MLS academy career, Aidan Arber is Syracuse’s newest recruit
After three seasons with an MLS academy team, Aidan Arber is preparing to make his debut for the Orange next season. Read more »
Viruses don't know borders. We should care more about India's COVID-19 crisis
While many of us are unaffected by India’s struggle with combating COVID-19, we should still try to help in any way we can. Read more »
Bridging invisible barriers: Activists encourage students to participate in local movements
Greater involvement by students in the community would help shorten the divide between the university and the city, and it could also increase students’ cultural awareness around the problems city residents are facing. Read more »
‘Wordgathering’ brings fresh narrative surrounding artists with disabilities
“Wordgathering” was established 15 years ago to accessibly display the experience and expertise of creatives with disabilities. Read more »
Syracuse Police Department will crack down on fireworks, dirt bikes
The street racing detail has been working with the Onondaga County Sheriff’s Office, the New York State Police and the DeWitt Police Department. Read more »
College of Law appoints new Career Services employees
Virginia Robbins will be the interim assistant dean of Career Services while Dafni Kirtsis will join as the director of Externships and Career Services. Read more »
NY to launch large-scale renewable energy projects
Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced on April 22 that the projects will create more than 2,000 jobs and generate renewable energy. Read more »
Over 50,000 students enroll in SUNY-ESF solar energy course
ESF professor Neal Abrams teaches the course, Solar Energy Basics, on an online learning platform, Coursera. While the course started as an in-person, non-credit intensive workshop, growing demand led ESF to move the course online. Read more »
What to know about Syracuse and its opponents ahead of the ACC Tournament
Syracuse will look for its first-ever ACC Tournament win when it faces Georgia Tech in the first round of the ACC Tournament on Wednesday. Read more »
UU will host silent disco with exclusive Snakehips DJ set
University Union will run a silent disco with EDM music duo Snakehips on Friday. Read more »
Thoughts from Ecothots, Otto and Student Association
On this episode of The Daily Orange Podcast, Asst. News Editor Maggie Hicks reflects on Justine Hastings and Jeremy Golden's time in office, and what’s next for SA. Read more »
SA enacts new constitution, swears in officers
SA voted to approve the constitution in March, and the constitution was officially implemented on midnight Monday. Read more »
