Syracuse overwhelmed by No. 3 Colgate’s offensive pressure in 7-1 loss
Overwhelmed by the No. 3 Colgate’s offensive pressure, Syracuse lost 7-1. The Orange's only goal came in the second period. Read more »
Daily Archives: October 14, 2021
SU completes 1st phase of Onondaga Art Installation on Quad
The first phase of the installation includes a newly planted white pine, which symbolizes the Great Law of Peace of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy. Read more »
Why these students transferred out of SU
Students transferring out of Syracuse University went around the world, from DePaul University to the University of Manchester. Students said they weren’t satisfied with their experiences at SU. Read more »
Will SU ever transition out of the ‘Red’ level of mask-wearing?
Syracuse University changed the COVID-19 masking level from BLUE to RED on August 28, in which the university has stayed ever since. Read more »
Mayor Walsh, Councilor Bey clash over $4.5 million Syracuse sidewalk policy
Sidewalk repairs began this past July at the corner of Tioga Street and Marcellus Street, but there are plans to construct and repair up to 20 miles of new or currently-existing sidewalks. Read more »
GSO confirms new space in Lyman Hall for graduate students
The GSO Senate also elected university and at-large senators, discussed funding and invited guest speakers that included Neal Powless, university ombuds, and Christopher Burke, director of student legal services. Read more »
Without Taj Harris, Anthony Queeley could be SU's top option for WR
Taj Harris's decision to enter the transfer portal opened the door for Anthony Queeley to become Syracuse's top option at wide receiver. Read more »
Advocates supporting refugees, gun laws and reproductive rights
In this episode of The Daily Orange podcast, Asst. News Editor Richard Perrins sits down with ROTC student Madi Messare to discuss what inspired her to push SU to help these refugees. Read more »
Food Recovery Network aims to reduce food waste, fight hunger in Syracuse
SU’s Food Recovery Network works to make sure unwanted food in SU dining halls isn’t wasted, collecting up to 200 pounds of food to drop off at local charitable organizations. Read more »
Mayor Walsh announces members of new LGBTQ+ Advisory Board
Walsh announced the formation of the board with a press release in June. He put out an open call for interested community members, which the 19 appointees responded to. Read more »
‘C’mon C’mon’ constructs true love letter to the familial experience
The newest film from Mike Mills stars Joaquin Phoenix in a subdued role in this tender story of a radio journalist and his nephew, Screentime columnist Michael Lieberman writes. Read more »
Fernandez: Running backs show out, special teams weakest link
Syracuse is 3-3 through its first six games of the season and faces an unranked Clemson team on Friday night in the Carrier Dome. Read more »
