This March, “The Godfather” will be celebrating 50 years since it hit theaters. Screentime writer Nate Lechner wrote about why, to this day, the film is widely understood as one of the greatest movies of all time. Read more »
In the agreement, Green National, a real estate management company owned by Troy and Tim Green, will pay a $300,000 penalty, of which all but $50,000 will be suspended if all terms of the agreement are fulfilled within 60 days. Read more »
On Friday, Feb. 18, two Syracuse University teams competed in the New York Tri-State Regional Explore Event in pursuit of the EnergyTech University Prize. Read more »
For students who are looking to get involved in Greek life but wish to avoid the gender-specific and often expensive world of social Greek life, professional Greek letter organizations provide an exciting alternative. Read more »
Colleges and universities should work to maximize how much more prepared students are for life upon graduation. Read more »
Gillian Pelkonen, who got her undergraduate degree from SU in 2020, sat down with The Daily Orange to talk about her current experience with music and during her time at SU. Read more »
New York state SNAP recipients to receive maximum benefits in February. Read more »
On Sunday, spectators gathered outside of Iron Pier Apartments for the second Winterfest Human Dogsled Race. Read more »
The first ever Black History Month Basketball Classic, hosted by the Office of Multicultural Affairs, took place in the Women’s Building on Feb. 20. Read more »
On Feb. 19, Syracuse Stage unveiled the play “Sender,” which is directed by Terrence Mosley and written by Ike Holter. Read more »
The funding is part of a larger initiative from Hochul that allocated $17.3 million in state funding to provide both permanent and emergency housing for people experiencing homelessness. Read more »
After pursuing his dream of owning a restaurant, Luke Nicolette opened Purple Banana at 754 S. Crouse Ave. Read more »
The fiber artist’s “Woe” exhibition includes works that critique the history of violence and injustice against Black Americans and will be available at the Everson Museum of Art until April 10. Read more »
Because masks are one of the most effective ways to prevent spreading COVID-19, they should be worn on campus for another year or until active cases in the community are down to the single digits. Read more »
There is a need for education and the normalization of neurodivergent lives in our society, especially at the university level. Read more »
Global China Connection hosted a Lantern Festival celebration in the Schine Student Center Underground on Feb. 15. Read more »
Focusing on intuitive exercise is the key to maximizing gym experiences and living a balanced lifestyle while at college. Read more »
The position was established Tuesday along with the Office of the Chief Disability Officer, which will advocate for people with disabilities. Read more »
The funds will be allocated to assisting new child care providers in child care deserts to cover start-up and personnel costs; build their programs; recruit, train and retain staff; and give them resources so employees can access COVID-19 vaccines. Read more »
“Drive My Car” is a slow burn film that expertly utilizes a nearly 3-hour runtime to explore side characters and build on its main themes, Screentime columnist Henry O’Brien writes. Read more »
Jim Rowley, the new chair of the Onondaga County Legislature, plans to focus on improving spending and ethics policies during his tenure. Read more »
Need Valentine’s Day plans that don’t include a significant other? Advice from these SU students can help you have fun on the holiday, whether you’re spending it alone or with friends. Read more »
Struggling to find a cute but affordable date idea for Valentine’s Day? Here are a few recommendations from SU students. Read more »
National Pizza Day was Feb. 9. To celebrate, check out these restaurants’ takes on what is perhaps the most classic of comfort foods. Read more »
