Film Review: SU’s loss to Notre Dame was a tale of 2 different halves
Garrett Shrader threw for only 35 yards in the first half against Notre Dame before being replaced by Carlos Del Rio-Wilson, under whom the offense seemed rejuvenated. Read more »
Daily Archives: November 1, 2022
SU faculty share how identity impacts them at SU at DEIA forum
SU employees shared their experience in DEIA training along with how their own identity impacts their experience at SU at a Tuesday forum. Read more »
Artists should be held responsible for their actions
Playing songs by artists such as Kanye West could have a negative emotional effect on many members of the community. Read more »
Observations from SU’s exhibition: Edwards explodes, lack of early long ball
Edwards flashed his length and skill grabbing rebounds, while also scoring 13 points. Fellow center Mounir Hima also emerged as a dynamic backup center. Read more »
Recognize Native Heritage Month at SU with 13 events
Celebrate Native Heritage month with a variety of events and discussions hosted by the Native Student Program and the Office of Multicultural Affairs. Read more »
Syracuse ranked No. 20 in 1st College Football Playoff poll
The Orange ranked 20th in the College Football Playoff rankings after two straight losses. Read more »
Mae Batherson named CHA Defenseman of the Month
The award is the second time in Batherson's career she has won a monthly award from the CHA. Read more »
Jennette McCurdy to headline University Union’s upcoming Performing Arts show
Jennette McCurdy will speak at University Union’s Performing Arts show on November 12. Read more »
SU remains No. 4 for 3rd consecutive week
Syracuse will have the No. 2 seed in the ACC Tournament this weekend. Read more »
Syracuse advances to ACC semifinals, dominates Boston College in 6-2 win
The Orange move on to face top seeded North Carolina, a team that beat them 6-1 in the regular season. Read more »
Falk dean Diane Murphy celebrated for over 40 years of commitment to SU
Falk College Dean Diane Murphy's colleagues and other community members reflect on her time at SU leading up to her retirement. Read more »
SU to continue pursuing diversity if SCOTUS bans affirmative action in admissions
SU plans to pursue diversity and equitable admissions through recruitment in the case the Supreme Court bans affirmative action in college admissions. Read more »
SA to create transparency task force aiming to hold organization accountable
The transparency task force is still in the idea phase, Bruen said during the meeting, but he and Santos hope to begin work on the initiative in the coming weeks. Read more »
SUNY temporarily waives application fees for prospective students
Prospective students can apply through the ApplySUNY online system, where they can automatically have the fees on their first five SUNY school applications waived. Read more »
Explaining affirmative action as the Supreme Court hears opening arguments
SU is an affirmative action institution and former chancellor Nancy Cantor was instrumental in a previous Supreme Court case about affirmative action when she worked as provost of the University of Michigan. Read more »
Marginalized individuals' voices in environmentalism need to be prioritized
The environmental crisis faces us all but the direct consequences of climate change do not hurt everyone equally. They fall hardest on predominantly low-income, Black and Indigenous people and other communities of color. Read more »
Before studying abroad, it's important to learn how to navigate loneliness
Before I went abroad to London, I was overwhelmed with anxiety and nerves. I was terrified that I wouldn’t make friends, wouldn't like my classes, and would miss Syracuse and constantly feel like I was missing out. Read more »
Lawsuit against I-81's takedown has negative effects Syracuse needs to be aware of
The focus of this project should address the environmental impact and high traffic near the very neighborhoods next to highway I-81 that are supposed to receive justice. Read more »
What to know about No. 5 seed Syracuse’s ACC quarterfinals match against No. 4 seed BC
The Orange dropped to the No. 5 seed, their worst ranking in the tournament since 2018. Read more »
Your perfect mix of classes for spring 2023
It’s that time of the semester, and class registration is just around the corner. The Daily Orange Culture Staff compiled a list of classes to choose for the Spring 2023 semester based on your favorite album from this year. Read more »
