Student musicians play acoustic songs at ‘Tiny Desk’ concert in Bird Library
Tiny Desk Cuse’s inaugural concert was organized by senior Jackson Siporin. Read more »
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Why these students transferred out of SU
Students transferring out of Syracuse University went around the world, from DePaul University to the University of Manchester. Students said they weren’t satisfied with their experiences at SU. Read more »
Advocates supporting refugees, gun laws and reproductive rights
In this episode of The Daily Orange podcast, Asst. News Editor Richard Perrins sits down with ROTC student Madi Messare to discuss what inspired her to push SU to help these refugees. Read more »
Food Recovery Network aims to reduce food waste, fight hunger in Syracuse
SU’s Food Recovery Network works to make sure unwanted food in SU dining halls isn’t wasted, collecting up to 200 pounds of food to drop off at local charitable organizations. Read more »
Mayor Walsh announces members of new LGBTQ+ Advisory Board
Walsh announced the formation of the board with a press release in June. He put out an open call for interested community members, which the 19 appointees responded to. Read more »
‘C’mon C’mon’ constructs true love letter to the familial experience
The newest film from Mike Mills stars Joaquin Phoenix in a subdued role in this tender story of a radio journalist and his nephew, Screentime columnist Michael Lieberman writes. Read more »
Carrot ginger soup: an easy-to-make dish to add to your cooking repertoire
Food columnist Capeley Zimet introduces this soup recipe, a convenient food to know how to cook for students living in dorms and apartments with small kitchens. Read more »
Students are not to blame for the amount of litter at SU, it’s a policy issue
By coming together and taking action, both in our community and across the state, students can combat the litter problem that so many campuses face. Read more »
Callisto offers external resources for sexual assault survivors at SU
SU’s chapter of Callisto offers support resources for survivors of campus sexual violence. Read more »
Students explain significance of Indigenous Peoples Day at celebration on Quad
Indigenous students gathered on Monday to celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day and create a platform to discuss issues within their communities with other SU students. Read more »
SU senior’s love for Mini Lunch Box Cakes leads to unexpected success
Though she didn’t have much experience baking, Zoë Selesi decided to start her business after seeing other people making mini cakes. Read more »
Meek Mill takes a step backward on ‘Expensive Pain’
Get the latest Syracuse news delivered right to your inbox. Subscribe to our newsletter here. With a cinematic organ blaring in the background, Meek Mill… Read more »
Common Council approves new acai bowl restaurant in Westcott neighborhood
An acai bowl and smoothie restaurant will be coming to Westcott, as Syracuse Common Council approved its permit at its Tuesday meeting. Read more »
SU students need to prioritize sleep
Students should focus on creating healthy sleep habits by understanding and accepting that sleep may interfere with their social time. Read more »
Sammy Rae & The Friends set to perform at Westcott Theater with Sarah Gross
SU senior Sarah Gross is scheduled to open for the band during their show on Sunday. Read more »
Engage in these study habits to reduce midterm stress
Students who put their well-being first are more likely to have a successful midterm season. Read more »
Video: SU community members hold event celebrating Indigenous Peoples Day
SU hosted an Indigenous Peoples' Day celebration in the Orange Grove on Monday afternoon. Read more »
Newhouse IDEA committee hosts screening of 'Reservation Dogs'
The Newhouse IDEA Committee hosted “Reservation Dogs” movie night on Indigenous Peoples Day with guest speaker Neal Powless. Read more »
About 200 people advocate for removal of Columbus statue in Syracuse
At the end of the event, organizers announced a minute of silence where attendees raised gloved hands and signs in front of the Columbus statue, illuminated in red light, to indicate he had blood on his hands. Read more »
Syracuse Stage to bring back live audiences for 2021-22 season with 'Eureka Day'
Syracuse Stage is returning to live theater with six plays planned for its 2021-2022 season. Read more »
Members of Syracuse’s Italian community hold wreath laying honoring Columbus
On Indigenous Peoples Day, Columbus Circle was filled for a Columbus Day wreath laying ceremony. Read more »
‘Lamb’ blends horror and family drama to present a terrifying take on parenthood
The film follows María and Ingvar, remote farmers whose decision to take in a half-human half-lamb hybrid as their own child sets them on a chilling path. Read more »
Video: Family Weekend returns to SU’s campus
Families and guests of SU students were finally able to return to campus this weekend due to tightly monitored COVID-19 restrictions. Here’s what families and guests of SU students had to say. Read more »
SU students share what Indigenous Peoples' Day means to them
On Monday, Indigenous SU students will be on the Quad to discuss their relationship with the university. Read more »
