Jack Dailey here, writing to say how utterly appalled I am by Monday's coverage of the Totally Fabulous Drag Show. Attaching my good drag name… Read more »
I stopped reading The Daily Orange last year after I realized the often problematic ways in which the newspaper covered lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and… Read more »
Monday's article in The Daily Orange, titled 'Alter Ego: Drag kings and queens switch gender roles with dynamic, comedic performances,' has demonstrated the continuing need… Read more »
Syracuse University will repurpose the SkyHall dorms on South Campus for the second time in two years this August.Three years ago, SkyHalls housed only freshmen… Read more »
All the universal signs of springtime have finally come: daylight saving, sunny skies and not to mention, March 20 was the official first day of… Read more »
President Barack Obama gave a characteristically even-keeled speech Monday night to explain this month's humanitarian intervention in Libya. The blogosphere and national media were abuzz… Read more »
Housing freshmen and sophomores, who are bound to a two-year housing agreement, in the Sheraton Syracuse University Hotel and Conference Center and Parkview Hotel is… Read more »
Spring Break was oodles of fun. It was a blast in a glass, in fact. I went somewhere tropical — the Dominican Republic. I met… Read more »
Regarding the Letter to the Editor in Monday's paper:I applaud the choice of J. Craig Venter as commencement speaker. The Human Genome Project has led… Read more »
The Budget Committee presented the 2012 budget for Syracuse University at Wednesday's University Senate meeting, which revealed an increase of $900,000 in funds to the… Read more »
J. Craig Venter. Brilliant man, I'm sure. But let's be honest. The man in the wheelchair outside Starbucks would've been a better choice. Your students… Read more »
A letter appeared in The Daily Orange on Wednesday regarding revenues and resources that are provided to Syracuse University schools and colleges. I am writing… Read more »
J. Craig Venter will likely offer a strong and compelling speech at the 2011 commencement ceremony. Venter was a leading scientist on the Human Genome… Read more »
Known as the Oscars of the fashion industry, the 2011 Council of Fashion Designers of America announced the nominees for the CFDA Fashion Awards last… Read more »
The recently created Newhouse Center for Digital Media Entrepreneurship adds a vital element in increasing student startups on campus as Syracuse University works to become… Read more »
A motion from the Committee on Diversity raised three incredibly important — albeit distinct — issues facing Syracuse University at Wednesday's University Senate meeting. The… Read more »
Daniel Ellsberg, the federal employee who made the Pentagon Papers public in 1971, gave an excellent, if verbose, lecture to the packed Joyce Hergenhan Auditorium… Read more »
Students and faculty may have noticed the layout of SUmail changed slightly during the break. Despite constant upgrades to Syracuse University's email system, each semester… Read more »
Budgets are how institutions express their priorities. This week, University Senate will hear the report from the Senate Budget Committee and accept its report and… Read more »
While Syracuse University students spent last week on Spring Break, students at the State University of New York at Albany weathered a media storm and… Read more »
A supreme emphasis on multilateralism, a deliberate movement through international institutions and a limited war with murky aims — this is the Obama Doctrine.Several weeks… Read more »
With the recent Japanese earthquake and tsunami, many countries have come together to help Japan recover from the devastating disaster. Similar to the earthquake aftermath… Read more »
The globetrotting Fashion Week finished its final day in Paris on Wednesday and left the industry wondering, 'What the bleep happened last week?'Normally known as… Read more »
Student Association started a Saturday shuttle to the Wegmans in Dewitt, N.Y., last weekend. Those buses were filled to capacity all afternoon. For students who… Read more »
