Will SU football's rebuilding efforts be enough for 2021 season?
In this episode of the Daily Orange Sportscast, beat writers talk Syracuse training camp and give their 2021 season predictions. Read more »
Daily Archives: September 2, 2021
Former student sues SU for negligence, indifference in Chase Scanlan case
A former Syracuse University student is suing the university and two of its officials, claiming they were “deliberately indifferent," although SU responded that "nothing could be further from the truth.” Read more »
SU student and business partner open vintage clothing store downtown
The Cherry Pit’s founders were introduced only shortly before developing the store together. Read more »
This app may change how students find on-campus clubs
This app created in part by an SU student will facilitate and simplify finding student organizations and their information. Read more »
8 concerts in Syracuse area to check out this fall
YG, The Foo Fighters and The Jonas Brothers are among the musicians gracing the Syracuse area this semester. Read more »
SU Parking and Transportation takes over shuttle service following complaints
The map shows that safety escort shuttles operate within the approximate boundaries of W. Washington Street in Armory Square, Skytop Road near I-481, Westmoreland Ave and E. Fayette St. Read more »
SU's switch to single-use tableware during COVID led to more dining hall waste
The university enforced the single-use products to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus, but this modification increased waste production and decreased recycling. Read more »
John Lewis Aldridge remembered for pushing boundaries in art and life
The people who surrounded John Lewis Aldridge remember his leadership, music and willingness to push the boundaries of acceptance. Read more »
The rise and fall of Syracuse’s northeast recruiting base
“(Syracuse) really did well in our area getting recruits, things of that nature, then they had a change. There was just this really big, stark difference.” Read more »
