Programs compete for donations in 60-day challenge
For 60 days, five iSchool programs will be competing head-to-head for donations from the Syracuse community. The programs will be competing as part of the… Read more »
News
Moranz prepares as potential Anghel successor
Mackenzie Moranz played high school soccer since the seventh grade. But for the first 13 games of her freshman year at Syracuse, she hasn’t gotten… Read more »
Syracuse falls to Boston College despite Ekblom's 2 goals
Boston College (5-3-2, 3-2-1 Atlantic Coast) ended Syracuse’s (8-4-0, 2-4-0) two-game winning streak on Tuesday night at Newton Campus Lacrosse and Soccer Field in Newton,… Read more »
Port of entry: Syracuse develops inner harbor for economic and residential growth
Plans for the development of the formerly industrial port area of Syracuse are about to take off with of a new hotel slated for construction… Read more »
Discarded cigarette causes fire outside HBC building
A brush fire broke out on Tuesday afternoon in a vent outside of Huntington Beard Crouse Hall, forcing students in the building to leave their… Read more »
Duane Ford announces candidacy for SA president; wants to better address students' issues on campus
It wasn’t just the harmonies of Otto Tunes members that caused a roar of excitement in the Schine Student Center on Tuesday. It was also the… Read more »
Assembly proposes term changes
UPDATED: Oct. 8, 8:23 p.m. After two hours of debate, the Student Association passed an amendment to its proposed constitution, which included changing presidential terms… Read more »
Fraternity and Sorority Affairs
Settling in: Delta Phi Epsilon sorority returns to campus, hopes to reconnect with SU community
CORRECTION: The year Delta Phi Epsilon left the Syracuse University campus was misstated. The sorority left in the late 1990s. The Daily Orange regrets this… Read more »
Dean appoints 3 faculty, staff members to leadership positions
Ken Kavajecz, dean of the Martin J. Whitman School of Management, has appointed three people to upper leadership positions in Whitman. Two of the new… Read more »
Candlelight vigil honors lives lost in Pan Am 103
From Hendricks Chapel, a large crowd of students walked toward the Place of Remembrance, holding small white candles. They struggled to keep the flames lit,… Read more »
Series to begin Tuesday with diverse range of speakers
A Pulitzer Prize winning playwright, an MSNBC political commentator and a cartoonist for The New Yorker. All of these established professionals will be part of… Read more »
Trio of freshman forwards provides scoring threat for Syracuse
Before this season even began, the Syracuse offense faced a tall order: It needed to replace its top five leading scorers from 2012. Tony Asante,… Read more »
Idle dream: Undocumented students endure financial issues as aid act delays in legislation
Undocumented students at Syracuse University are continuing to rally for the affordability of higher education. The New York State Development, Relief, and Education for Alien… Read more »
Globe-trotting: Sustainable engineering club pursues domestic, international projects
A SUNY-ESF club is traveling across borders to build environmentally friendly projects to help both poor communities and the eco-system. The Engineering for a Sustainable… Read more »
SU Libraries computers receive upgrades
An update in technology at university libraries will allow computers to perform faster for the student body. After receiving numerous complaints from students, Syracuse University… Read more »
SU marching band debuts redesigned uniforms at Oct. 5 Clemson game
As Syracuse debuted into the Atlantic Coast Conference this Saturday, the school’s marching band also unveiled a new look with a redesigned uniform for the… Read more »
Veterans visit DC memorials despite government shutdown
Despite the government shutdown temporarily closing war memorials, a nonprofit organization has gained access for war veterans in Upstate New York. The organization, Honor Flight… Read more »
Lockerbie residents to bring back Christmas lights
Come December, Lockerbie’s cold winter sky gets incredibly dark after sunset. That’s one of the first things Melissa Chessher noticed when she and her daughter… Read more »
SU London alumna, faculty still commemorate, feel loss of students
LONDON — Jen Bidding still remembers not selecting the option to fly home for Winter Break. Bidding, a 1990 Susquehanna University graduate who spent her… Read more »
Victims group continues search for answers in Pan Am 103 bombing
In the late-December days following the Pan Am Flight 103 explosion over Lockerbie, Scotland, friends and family of the 259 passengers boarded their own flights… Read more »
I'll be your memory: First Remembrance Scholars reflect on significance of being part of inaugural class, continuation of program
When Greg Mayes heard Pan Am Flight 103 had gone down, leading to the death of its 259 passengers — 35 of them Syracuse University students… Read more »
Kindred spirits: Long-lasting relationships transcend devastation of Pan Am 103 attack
The tragedy of Pan Am Flight 103 is more than a story of devastation. It’s a story of friendship and kindness. Of selflessness and memories.… Read more »
Lang and Davis' lawyer to appeal to New York state's highest court
The lawyer for the two former Syracuse ball boys whose defamation lawsuit against the university and Jim Boeheim was not restored Friday said they will appeal… Read more »
Thomas' return sparks Orange with game's 1st goal, solid defense
After missing five games in two and a half weeks because of a pulled hamstring, Syracuse defender Skylar Thomas needed just 15 minutes to make… Read more »
