Syracuse drops ACC opener to No. 20 Stanford 4-3
The Orange conceded just one earned run, but allowed three unearned runs and left eight runners on base. Read more »
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Joely Caramelli, Mileena Cotter spark draw control rebound in SU’s win over Stanford
After losing the draw battle the last three games, Syracuse started Joely Caramelli in the circle Friday versus No. 6 Stanford, leading to a 16-14 advantage. Read more »
Syracuse falls 4-1 to Stanford, moves to 1-4 in ACC play
Syracuse tennis fell 4-1 to Stanford in the Cardinal’s first-ever ACC match Friday. The Orange have dropped four of their last matches. Read more »
Observations from SU’s 2OT victory over Stanford: Cardinal turnovers, Draw experiments
Superia Clark’s defense held No. 6 Stanford’s leading scorer Olivia Polisky to one assist and four shot attempts. More observations from No. 10 SU’s 14-13 overtime win over the Cardinal. Read more »
No. 10 Syracuse snaps 3-game skid with 2OT win over No. 6 Stanford
Freshman Mileena Cotter’s goal in double overtime sealed No. 10 Syracuse’s 14-13 win over No. 6 Stanford, ending a three-game losing streak. Read more »
UU announces SNL’s Sarah Sherman as spring show guest
SNL cast member Sarah Sherman will come to Syracuse University on March 21, with support from Emil Wakim. Read more »
SU to assess DEIA programs, resources for compliance with federal law
SU administrators said they will conduct reviews of its programs, but reaffirmed their commitment to maintaining a welcoming community. Read more »
Previewing Syracuse’s 1st ACC clash with Stanford
Stanford is 6-0 to start 2025 and 2-0 in its first two games in ACC play after a Pac-12 Championship a year ago. Read more »
American Legion Dunbar Post serves as safe space for Black Syracuse veterans
The American Legion Dunbar Post, one of the oldest predominantly-Black American Legion, operates as both a social hub and business in Westcott, Syracuse. Read more »
African & Caribbean Central Market satisfies cultural cravings of origins
The African & Caribbean Central Market on North Salina Street sells cultural goods from countries like Ghana and Jamaica to customers in Syracuse. Read more »
SU, MLBPA partnership forges post-playing career pathway for baseball's best
The new partnership between SU and the MLBPA gives baseball's best a chance to improve for post-playing career success. Read more »
Talking Cursive brewery offers creative menu, communal atmosphere
Talking Cursive is a brewery in Syracuse that aims to create a welcoming, communal experience for its customers. Read more »
‘King James’ explores friendship through basketball fandom
Syracuse Stage is hosting performances of the play "King James" from Feb. 26 to March 16, which explores the complex dynamics of friendship through LeBron James' career trajectory. Read more »
Registered Student Organizations scramble to fundraise amid budget cuts
Following Student Association budget cuts, organizations across campus are scrambling to fundraise money and plan events. Read more »
Super Bowl champion executive Scott Pioli talks inclusion in sport
Scott Pioli, former NFL executive, visited Syracuse University’s S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications on Wednesday to discuss the evolution of women’s sports in media. Read more »
Rematriation hosts symposium to uplift Haudenosaunee, Indigenous matrilineality
SU Libraries hosted an academic symposium on Haudenosaunee and Indigenous matrilineality from Feb. 28 to March 2. Read more »
How to keep your residence safe, find comfort on campus over spring break
The Daily Orange has compiled safety tips and resources for students as the prepare for spring break next week. Read more »
Syracuse struggles to replace Olivia Adamson’s high-powered production
Following a 3-0 start to the season, Syracuse lost leading scorer Olivia Adamson to a season-ending injury. In her absence, the Orange have failed to score in double digits, dropping all three games. Read more »
SU Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs hosts talk regarding humanitarian aid in Palestine
SU's Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs hosted Dr. Sa'ed Atshan for a talk regarding humanitarian aid in Palestine. Read more »
SU alum Clothilde Ewing fills Black representation gap in children’s literature
Clothide Ewing, former Syracuse University student-athlete, published the children's book series “Stella,” the story of a quirky, spirited young Black girl, inspired by her daughter. Read more »
Art history students decode Surrealism with new photography exhibit
Syracuse University Art Museum displays surrealist artwork from nine artists as part of graduate course, HOA 655. Read more »
Personal Essay: Step out of the SU campus bubble to see the real world
Any student can do the same — it requires removing yourself from campus culture mentally, not only physically. Now, to get past the alienation I feel here from the rest of the world, I know I can simply step off the hill. Read more »
Meghan Rode has tools to lead SU’s draw unit despite early struggles
After three ACL tears in high school, Meghan Rode settled in as an assistant coach for several teams, helping hone her game on the draw. Read more »
Top 2026 recruits talk Syracuse football interest
Despite a February dead period, Syracuse made several 2026 recruits' final lists of schools. Our beat writer spoke with four recruits to talk about their interest in the Orange. Read more »
