Ale to the Chief: A presidential debate drinking game
It is that time in the course of election season when the presidential candidates bring their debating skills to the forefront of public attention. President… Read more »
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Wiz Khalifa performs, shows off Taylor Gang culture to 'Cuse
As soon as the smoke cleared, the lights came up and Pittsburgh rapper Wiz Khalifa stepped on stage, it was clear that the main event… Read more »
Dead or alive: Choices, not action, drive adventure game adaptation of "The Walking Dead"
Zombies are nothing new to video games, but “The Walking Dead” isn’t like most zombie games. While others focus on shooting, bashing or other actions,… Read more »
The great debate: iSchool professor leads students in exploring party politics through social media, interactive campaign strategizing
Candidate Carter Rhodes leaned against the wall of the Life Sciences Complex Auditorium while waiting for the final democratic primary election result. He buried his… Read more »
Drinking game-inspired pranks, performed by mailmen, can get personal
My mailman Iced me. I reached into my mailbox one afternoon and much to my dismay, I found that someone hid a Smirnoff Ice in… Read more »
Ready for anything: Popular rock band moves sold-out crowd at Westcott Theater
Screams of “Max Bemis” and “We want anything” rang out from a completely unhinged crowd. Cups were thrown, beer was spilt and security guards were… Read more »
World Mental Health Day affects various SU students
Families aren’t always what they seem. As a babysitter watching from the outside, Lexy Davis saw a happy family. She observed a mother who struggled… Read more »
The breakfast club: Despite unconventional seating process, Mom's delicious food makes for delightful dining experience
Little can motivate me to leave my bed on a cold morning. But for some truly delicious eggs, no destination that I can drive to… Read more »
Beer Bites: Magic Hat Brewing Co.
All this Dave Matthews Band talk on Facebook has got me thinking jam bands. And when it comes to drinking, that means Magic Hat. To… Read more »
Female masturbation is natural, social stigma ought to be put to rest
Female porcupines use wooden sticks: Spikey friends don’t care. Male kangaroos perform some rib-cracking to get a good suck of themselves: No judgment. Boys get… Read more »
To the highest bidder: From the streets to computer screens, ticket scalping adapts to digital age
The men stride up and down Marshall Street, arms outstretched and tickets fanned in their hands. It’s a rapid route they pace as cars stream… Read more »
Taksim Square offers more exciting variety of events than Marshall Street
Having officially blown past the one-month marker of my time in Turkey, I’m finally starting to feel less like a wide-eyed tourist and more like… Read more »
Honing his heritage: Spanish songwriter woos fans with smooth rhythms, eclectic influences
By now, many students have eaten plenty of arroz con frijoles and danced la bachata — some awkwardly, some gracefully — in honor of National… Read more »
SPD, DPS address weekend's robberies at briefing
The Syracuse Police Department and Syracuse University’s Department of Public Safety briefed the media Sunday afternoon about the two robberies and robbery attempt that happened… Read more »
One for the books: Syracuse University holds week of activities to encourage reading amongst local youth
A is for Admission, B is for the Bookstore, C is for the Carrier Dome. This is the beginning for the new children’s book about… Read more »
From the box office: Sept. 28-30
After a September slump, the box office has finally rebounded. This past weekend set a September record and was up 19 percent from this time… Read more »
Student volunteers promote responsibility through National Student Day events
Junior Nick Chou never knew National Student Day existed. Students like Chou do not volunteer for a project just to receive recognition for their efforts.… Read more »
Obama, Romney to face off in first debate, discuss domestic issues
President Barack Obama and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney will take the stage on Wednesday night for their first debate as the presidential race reaches… Read more »
The Daily Orange implements new commenting system; comments no longer require Facebook login
Editor's Note: The Daily Orange has launched a new commenting system that will allow for easier discussion and a better interface for comments. The new system,… Read more »
Better together: Partnership between SUNY-ESF, New York Natural Heritage program increases work opportunities for students
SUNY-ESF and the New York Natural Heritage Program are teaming up to increase research opportunities for both organizations. The Natural Heritage Program helps agencies and… Read more »
Syracuse running festival offers opportunities for athletes of all ages
It was a perfect morning to run. A cool breeze filled the air and “Chariots of Fire” blasted from the speakers over the sound of… Read more »
Chuck's Cafe changes ownership, reopens Monday
Chuck’s Cafe, a popular bar for Syracuse University’s students, has been closed for the past six days due to a change in ownership. The bar… Read more »
One year later, students are still adjusting to revised religious observance policy
Jacob Levy would have to miss two classes to get home in time to eat, and then promptly drive back to school that night after… Read more »
Decaffeinated: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints allows drinking of soda, but BYU upholds ban
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ recent blog post contradicted what was formerly considered a rule when it said it is not necessary… Read more »
