3rd Disability Cultural Center director candidate presents at Bird Library
Sierra is a private psychotherapist from Oregon. Read more »
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Syracuse splits Friday doubleheader
Syracuse's pitching depth continued to struggle as SU split each of its last two games. Read more »
Video: The D.O. explains the Carrier Dome turnover process
Anthony Dabbundo, assistant copy editor for The Daily Orange Sports section, explains how the Carrier Dome transforms to accommodate its different sporting events. Read more »
Local officials confront Rep. John Katko on I-81 replacement at Syracuse town hall
Katko lead a fourth Q&A session with residents of Syracuse and Onondaga County on Thursday night. Read more »
Gallery: Rep. John Katko hosts I-81 town hall at Fowler High School
Katko lead a question and answer session with residents of Syracuse and Onondaga County. Read more »
Friend of Jim Boeheim details hours after Wednesday crash
Adam Weitsman called Boeheim several times Thursday morning and expects the head coach to talk with his players Thursday afternoon. Read more »
Gabby Teran’s swing improvement hasn’t translated to this season
Teran and head coach Shannon Doepking built a plan to alter her form after a successful freshman year. Read more »
How Syracuse prepared for the biggest week in recent SU Athletics memory
Syracuse’s preparation for eight games in a week and two record breaking crowds. Read more »
Senators voice concerns about access to Orange After Dark events
The Office of Student Activities said that graduate students do not have early access to Orange After Dark because the Graduate Student Organization does not fund events. Read more »
11-year-old artist, activist to be honored with downtown mural
Amiah Crisler, an 11-year-old at the Edward Smith K-8 School in Syracuse, was a featured speaker at the 2019 Women’s March Syracuse and a recipient of Syracuse University’s Unsung Hero Award. Known for her creative talents, Crisler will have her artwork recognized with a mural downtown later this year. Read more »
English professor, human rights advocate to speak at Syracuse Symposium
Artist Adela Licona will speak at the Syracuse Symposium on Friday. Her work focuses on the human injustices found at the United States-Mexico border and the lack of awareness on immigration law. Read more »
SU’s new ombudsperson says life experience informs his mediation technique
Neal Powless has been involved at Syracuse University since 2004. Read more »
SU Drama addresses Herero genocide in ‘We Are Proud to Present’
Syracuse University’s Department of Drama’s performance of “We Are Proud To Present a Presentation About the Herero of Namibia, Formerly Known as Southwest Africa, From the German Südwestafrika, Between the Years 1884–1915” opens Saturday. Read more »
Video: The Planters NUTmobile arrived at SU this week
The NUTmobile arrived in Syracuse this week to recruit future Peanutters — brand ambassadors who spend a year driving the NUTmobile across the United States. Read more »
Gabriela Knutson rises in singles rankings, Syracuse bumped to No. 25
Syracuse was previously No. 19 in last week's team rankings. Read more »
Video: Recap of the SU student safety forum held Monday
The Student Association and the Student African-American Society hosted a forum on Feb. 18 to discuss the Ackerman Avenue assault and other student safety concerns. Read more »
County residents express economic concerns in Rep. John Katko’s 3rd I-81 forum
Salina workers and leaders said the rerouting of Interstate 81 could harm business in the area. Read more »
SU pursues new zoning off-campus preparing for major Syracuse initiative
The rezoning would put the properties in the same zoning district as most of SU’s campus. Read more »
Miranda Ramirez hits her stride at 2nd singles
With Sofya Golubovskaya injured, Ramirez is 2-0 playing at second singles. Read more »
SU responds to demands after Ackerman Avenue assault forum
Syracuse University is taking steps to address concerns about off-campus safety and policing, according to a campus-wide email sent Tuesday. Read more »
SU to offer black feminist politics course next year
Political scientist, activist and Teen Vogue columnist Jenn M. Jackson has announced that she will teach a course in black feminist politics at Syracuse University next year. Read more »
Syracuse’s pitching depth tested in nonconference play
Though Syracuse is no longer depending only on Alexa Romero to carry its pitching staff, the Orange’s pitchers have struggled early. Read more »
Ottonomous Productions expands its creative projects with podcast series
Ottonomous Productions, Syracuse University’s only short film club, is looking to expand their production to more than films. Read more »
SU drama students brew up Shakespearean performance at microbrewery
Four students in Syracuse University’s drama department will put on “Shakes-Beer,” a Shakespearean-inspired performance paired with complimentary beer tasting, this Sunday at WT Brews in Baldwinsville. Read more »
