'WandaVision' was worth the wait
Screen time columnist Patrick Gunn argues Marvel’s newest creation is one of its most unique. Read more »
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Boutique Dilettante has styled Syracuse since the start of 2021
Boutique Dilettante offers clothes like joggers and girlfriend jeans. Read more »
Maxwell hosts International Women's Day discussion on human rights
Researcher Suad Joseph discussed the fight for universal women's rights on Monday. Read more »
New York State faces $15 billion COVID-19 budget deficit
COVID-19 related expenses, as well as losses in sales tax revenues during shutdowns, will cost the state about $39 billion over four years. Read more »
Salt City Coffee fills the void Cafe Kubal left behind
Taking Café Kubal’s former spot in the mall, the coffee shop aims to bring local coffee to the university community. Read more »
New SUNY initiatives aim to combat domestic and sexual violence
The plan, which Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced in his State of the State address in January, includes four new or updated initiatives meant to reduce sexual and domestic violence on SUNY campuses, as well as at other colleges and universities. Read more »
PRSSA’s all-female executive board wants to boost inclusivity in PR
The 11-member executive board for the 2020-21 year is made up of all women. Read more »
SU officials attribute early spring spike to 'COVID fatigue'
Some SU officials said the early spike in cases this semester is due to students' "COVID-19 fatigue," growing tired of following protocols. Read more »
femUNITY gives women a space to crowdsource health issues
Get the latest Syracuse news delivered right to your inbox. Subscribe to our newsletter here. After scouring Google for answers, Caroline Koller texted her sister,… Read more »
Charli XCX to perform in University Union's STEMS concert series
Grammy-nominated pop star Charli XCX will headline UU’s second STEMS concert on March 21. Read more »
'Breaking Bad’ actor RJ Mitte on living with cerebral palsy, staying confident
Actor RJ Mitte talked to SU students about his experience with cerebral palsy and self-confidence. Read more »
Students utilize 'Depop' app to popularize secondhand clothing
After being sent home for quarantine, many SU students found a hobby through Depop, a social platform used to buy and sell used clothes. Read more »
Breaking down the proposed Syracuse police reform plan
The plan outlines steps to reform SPD’s hiring process, response and community outreach, among other changes. Read more »
New York politicians support investigation into Cuomo harassment allegations
Two former aides have come forward saying Gov. Andrew Cuomo sexually harassed them while they were working for his administration. Read more »
Art exhibit portrays the Black experience through lens of one family
The exhibition, a representation of the African Diaspora, tells the stories of Lavett Ballard’s family and issues affecting the Black community. Read more »
SU freshman designs Latin-inspired custom jewelry
Lizmarie Montemayor makes and sells original jewelry from her dorm room. Read more »
New York expands food assistance eligibility for SUNY students
Students previously needed to be caring for a child, unable to work due to a disability or eligible for 20 hours of federal work-study each week to qualify for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. Read more »
With in-person court hearings set to resume, backlog of cases remains
The Onondaga County Supreme Court only held a few time-sensitive or urgent cases in a virtual format over the past year. Read more »
Syracuse superfan 'CuseWaterBoy' helps hundreds receive COVID-19 vaccine
Syracuse superfan Anthony DiNicola spends his spare time securing vaccine appointments for vulnerable members of the community. Read more »
Which graduating class was hit hardest by pandemic?
The pandemic has impacted each graduating class’ experience at SU. Humor columnist Eliot Fish is back to determine which complaint takes the cake. Read more »
Syracuse needs more mass vaccination sites
Syracuse should be a city that is equally prioritized in receiving a new mass vaccination site. Read more »
Exhibit unveils ‘hidden histories’ of racial inequalities in architecture
Two SU architecture students curated a three-part video exhibition to commemorate Black History Month. Read more »
Cuomo's new COVID-19 shutdown restrictions are concerning not just for SU
With SU’s new 880 case limit comes concerns of SU students letting their COVID guards down and, in turn, infecting the greater Syracuse community. Read more »
Eating disorders controlled their lives. Now, 3 SU students tell their stories.
The Daily Orange talked to three Syracuse University students who discussed their experience with eating disorders. Read more »
