SU finishes disappointing first ACC season with reasons for optimism
Missed opportunities and tightly contested losses to the best teams in the country were the themes of Syracuse’s inaugural season in the Atlantic Coast Conference.… Read more »
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Hendricks Chapel, STEP Center, Episcopal Church package meals, hold 24-hour fast as part of hunger initiative
Growing up in Bangladesh, Abul Hasan developed a personal relationship with hunger — meat was seen as a rare delicacy and he relied on rice… Read more »
Veterans in the making: SU's ROTC cadets honor military members, prepare for future in service
Attendees of Monday’s Veterans Day ceremony in Hendricks Chapel might notice a change in the way the word “veteran” is used. Organizers of the ceremony… Read more »
SU announces new classes for spring semester
University Senate announced three new undergraduate courses and four new graduate programs this past week. The three undergraduate courses come from the S.I. Newhouse School… Read more »
Presidential candidates debate issues of diversity, internal affairs
In a debate Sunday night, the three Student Association presidential candidates had a final opportunity to attract voters to their positions on diversity, academic affairs… Read more »
International affair: SUNY-ESF extends day of diversity to week event
For the first time, SUNY-ESF will host an entire week of events to showcase different ethnicities and cultures on its campus. State University of New… Read more »
Campus survey results show high demand for Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, lead to rappers' booking for Dome Show
With the Macklemore and Ryan Lewis concert on Monday, University Union went through months of preparation and planning to bring the hip-hop duo to the… Read more »
Wake Forest eliminates Syracuse from ACC tournament contention with 4-1 victory
On Tuesday, Syracuse head coach Ian McIntyre said this is what athletes play for. One game. A season of hard work determined by 90 minutes… Read more »
Trustees to rename Warehouse for Chancellor Nancy Cantor
The Warehouse will be renamed the “Nancy Cantor Warehouse” to honor the tenure of the outgoing chancellor. Board of Trustees Chairman Richard Thompson announced the… Read more »
Orange faces No. 13 Wake Forest in need of victory, help from Duke to make 1st ACC tournament
Syracuse’s chances of reaching the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament were slim, so Ian McIntyre addressed his young team. “Whatever happens,” the head coach said to… Read more »
Rosales plans to give voice to students needs, increase diversity
At the beginning of his freshman year, Ivan Rosales took the Myers-Briggs personality test. The results labeled him as an introvert. But when he took… Read more »
Gresely envisions revamping assembly with direct representatives for students
The Student Association presidential candidate Boris Gresely found his inspiration to be a leader from a few unlikely sources. “Superman and Batman definitely inspire me… Read more »
Ford hopes to use previous experience, connections on campus to help student body
As the Student Association vice president, Duane Ford has seen firsthand that being the leader of a large student organization is a thankless job. “I've… Read more »
Senators discuss proposal to review university promotion policies
University senators predict that the goal of effectively reviewing Syracuse University’s procedures, policies and practices of promotions will not be completed before the end of… Read more »
Hendricks Chapel to host 24-hour fast to raise money
Hendricks Chapel will host its first-ever 24-hour “famine” on Saturday as part of its 2013 hunger initiative. Participants will abstain from eating for an entire… Read more »
Blocked party: Boston officials implement heavy restrictions for parties at MIT
Parties have effectively been banned at a majority of Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s greek life houses and independent living groups. Boston officials banned MIT fraternities,… Read more »
Retreat to encourage female involvement in technology
Nearly 90 female high school students will visit the School of Information Studies for an overnight retreat dedicated to encouraging a stronger female presence in… Read more »
Interactive app arrives on SU campus to promote anonymous dating
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, Greston Gill's sex was misidentified. Gill is a male. The Daily Orange regrets this error. A team of… Read more »
Near Westside Initiative unveils playground prototype
As a way of revitalizing the impoverished areas of the city, the Near Westside Initiative unveiled a prototype of playground equipment on Wednesday with the… Read more »
School to relocate to College of Law buildings
Students from the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics will soon be finding themselves in one central location, compared to the eight… Read more »
Miner wins election with more than two-thirds of vote
Editor's note: This story originally appeared on Democracywise, an SU-based website with stories from political reporting students. In a nondramatic victory, Democrat Stephanie Miner has… Read more »
Conservative Party Candidate Ian Hunter loses mayoral election
Editor's note: This story originally appeared on Democracywise, an SU-based website with stories from political reporting students. Conservative Party candidate Ian Hunter has lost to… Read more »
Green Party Candidate Kevin Bott loses mayoral election
Editor's note: This story originally appeared on Democracywise, an SU-based website with stories from political reporting students. In his first run for political office, Green… Read more »
Bird polling station sees few voters on local election day
Only about 40 voters cast ballots at E.S. Bird Library for the local elections Tuesday. Voters saw a diverse range of Democratic, Republican, Green Party… Read more »
