Syracuse University students named 'Charlotte' react to royal baby name
The Daily Orange caught up with members of the Syracuse University community named Charlotte, and asked how they felt about sharing the name with the royal baby. Read more »
Culture
The Maine connects with audience through personal concert at Lost Horizon
Audience members got their first taste of band-on-band camaraderie when Kennedy Brock, a guitarist for rock band The Maine, joined opening act The Technicolors for… Read more »
Syracuse University professor David Rezak named Variety magazine’s 2015 Media Mentor of the Year
Professor David Rezak been selected as Variety magazine’s 2015 Media Mentor of the Year. Read more »
Syracuse University students eat their way to No. 5 GrubHub school during finals
According to the Huffington Post, Syracuse University students eat a lot during finals week. Check out what foods students are ordering during finals week. Read more »
Q&A: The Maine guitarist Kennedy Brock discusses upcoming show, latest album
The Maine, a rock band based in Tempe, Arizona, will perform in Syracuse at The Lost Horizon on Sunday. The show is part of the… Read more »
Local resident reflects on injuries, recovery from snowmobile accident
George Lonergan was involved in a serious snowmobile accident in December 2013, causing him to have both his legs amputated. Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Beaux Wongwaisayawan
Beaux Wongwaisayawan decided to get the phases of the moon tattooed on her left rib cage in remembrance of her grandfather. The tattoo acts a constant reminder of his influence and guidance in her life. Read more »
Better Skate Shop works to revive Syracuse skate scene
Better Skate Shop is a storefront in the heart of downtown that has played a part in reviving the local scene. It opened in January after its four owners held fundraisers at the tennis court turned DIY-skate-park and now sells its own apparel, as well as big name skateboard brands like Huf. Read more »
Gipson: Singaporean college students to face challenges post-graduation
Columnist describes what the future looks like for graduating Singaporean students, and compares their fears to those of American students. Read more »
Local band The New Daze looks to increase presence at Syracuse University
Local band The New Daze has changed immensely and currently have two upcoming shows scheduled in upstate New York. Read more »
Syracuse University student-planned festival to combine art, music at first annual ZestFest
ZestFest, a collaborative music and arts festival, is scheduled for 5 p.m. on Tuesday, April 28, at the Westcott Theater. Planned by students from professor Daniel Mastronardi’s music industry classes, the festival organizer’s hope to bring the Syracuse community together in celebration of the last day of classes at Syracuse University. Read more »
Meet Monday: Jordan Dudden
Jordan Dudden crafts keys into rings and has created her own start-up called JoJo Rings. Read more »
Syracuse University Department of Drama produces raunchy puppet show ‘Avenue Q'
The best way to describe “Avenue Q” is “Sesame Street,” grown up and gone wrong. A rowdy musical that touched on everything from sex to… Read more »
McDonell: Trans* model highlights change in fashion, beauty industries
Trans* model Andreja Pejic landed her own campaign with the beauty brand Make Up For Ever and snagged a profile in the May issue of Vogue, making her the first trans* model to be profiled in the iconic magazine. Read more »
Food Truck Rodeo adds 4 dining options to weekly event
Syracuse’s weekly Food Truck Rodeo introduced four new food trucks. The new options now include Puerto Rican cuisine, wood-fired pizzas, tacos and diner-style food. Read more »
Video: Students pack Walnut Park for Mayfest 2015
Students from Syracuse and SUNY-ESF flooded into Walnut Park for Mafyest 2015 on Friday, and here's a video capturing their experiences. Read more »
Gallery: Mayfest 2015
This year's Mayfest was headlined by The Knocks and saw thousands of attendees, despite temperatures around 30 degrees. Read more »
50 Cent, Kygo attempt to energize crowd for sold out Block Party
50 Cent gave fans in the Carrier Dome a taste of 2003 during University Union’s sold out Block Party event on Friday night. He was joined on stage with four-person group G-Unit throughout his set, and sang classics such as “Candy Shop” and “In Da Club.”50 Cent gave fans in the Carrier Dome a taste of 2003 during University Union’s sold out Block Party event on Friday night. He was joined on stage with four-person group G-Unit throughout his set, and sang classics such as “Candy Shop” and “In Da Club.” Read more »
Mayfest musical acts bring students together in Walnut Park
At this year's Mayfest, students who braved the cold jammed out in their fleeces and combat boots to VÉRITÉ, Ayo Alex, Skizzy Mars and The Knocks, and enjoyed free food and beer in Walnut Park. Read more »
Thirsty Thursday: Immortality Imperial Amber Ale
This strong beer contains flavors that those of the Keystones of world lack. The taste is bold and packs a powerful punch. Read more »
Sammy Pardes: Gymnast shows SU spirit with student involvement, athletics
Sammy Pardes let the rest of her family go first. She stood alone atop a 20-foot-high rock overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and inched herself closer… Read more »
Alec Massood: Sophomore EMT provides medical service through work with SUA
As assistant third lieutenant in the Franklin Lakes Volunteer Ambulance Corps in New Jersey, Alec Massood received his most severe call this Winter Break when… Read more »
Incoming freshman creates nonprofit, gives motivational speeches across the country
Justin Bachman, now a 17-year-old living in Cleveland, created Honor Good Deeds, an organization that aims to educate people about accepting differences and dispel intolerance derived from ignorance. Read more »
