Professor Margaret Susan Thompson advocates for women's rights
Since arriving at Syracuse University in 1981, Margaret Susan Thompson has continued to advocate for women’s rights. Read more »
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Wildhack: ‘We appreciate and support' NCAA's process to allow college athletes to profit off likeness
The NCAA Board of Governors unanimously voted to start the process of changing rules to allow college athletes to profit off their name, image and likeness on Monday. Read more »
The Daily Orange Podcast: Abortion claims, RBG fame and Walt the Crane
We invite you to hear directly from our reporters about the stories that drive our Syracuse community on The Daily Orange Podcast, hosted by Ghael… Read more »
Students receive pro-abstinence education from crisis pregnancy centers
One component of New Hope Family Services’ education program was a skit that aimed to demonstrate the value of virginity through a comparison to chewing gum. Read more »
Visual effects artists subject to abuse in the film industry
Screen time columnist, Jason Connolly, breaks down why visual effects artists are struggling to survive in a growing film industry. Read more »
'The Lighthouse' is a must-see thriller despite slow pace
Screen time columnist Patrick Gunn calls “The Lighthouse” a weird, exhausting ride in the best way. Read more »
4-star combo guard Kadary Richmond commits to Syracuse
The Orange now have two members of their 2020 recruiting class, Richmond and Woody Newton. Read more »
SU's first international festival will feature traditional food, performances
Syracuse University’s first inaugural international fest will showcase nine of SU’s international students associations. The event will be held this Sunday at the Sheraton Syracuse University Hotel & Conference Center. Read more »
Murder Mystery Dinner at the Sheraton brought to life by actors, audience
On Sunday, The Mystery Company performed a show where audience members were tasked with finding out who stole the British Crown jewels in a whodunit style of mystery. Read more »
SU club Las Naranjas to host Dia de Los Muertos celebration
Las Naranjas, a Spanish language and culture club at SU will be hosting a Día de los Muertos event on Thursday. Read more »
Background checks raise concerns among faculty
Provost Wheatly’s announcement that new faculty members must undergo background checks included few details about what the process will include. Read more »
Onondaga Lake is not ready for beach, environmentalists say
Onondaga County is currently conducting a study to see if the beach is a feasible option. Read more »
Bankers Healthcare Group and JMA Wireless will increase employment, downtown growth
Two companies, Bankers Healthcare Group and JMA Wireless, are expanding to Syracuse locations. Read more »
3 takeaways from Syracuse's 90-71 exhibition win over Daemen
Perimeter shooting, classic defense, the projected center rotation and more fast reactions from Syracuse's first exhibition game of the 2019-20 season. Read more »
Gallery: Rose Laying Ceremony and Remembrance Scholar Convocation
The 35 Remembrance Scholars placed roses on top of the Remembrance Wall to commemorate the 35 students studying abroad who died on Pan Am Flight 103. Read more »
Syracuse Thinks: Should college athletes be paid?
We asked Syracuse University students whether or not they believe college athletes should receive compensation. https://youtu.be/Yf_QcQX1U20 Read more »
UU to screen 'Hitsville: The Makings of Motown'
University Union will present an advanced screening of “Hitsville: The Makings of Motown.” The screening will take place at 8:00 p.m. on Oct. 28 in HBC Gifford Auditorium. Read more »
Pianist Robert Weirich performs classical pieces at Setnor Auditorium
On Tuesday night, Robert Weirich took the stage as a part of the Setnor Guest Artist Series. Read more »
Walt the crane, an internet sensation in Syracuse
Syracuse’s biggest object, the third largest crane in the world, has amassed a large following on social media. The student behind the social media account has brought the crane to life as Walt. Read more »
BY CHANCE: Students who switched tickets escaped the Pan Am Flight 103 bombing
In 1988, random decisions to switch tickets and choose flights saved the lives of several students studying in Europe through SU's abroad program. Read more »
SU should do more to promote education about native, indigenous populations
Every official event at Syracuse University begins with an acknowledgment that the campus stands on indigenous lands that belonged to the Onondaga Nation of the… Read more »
Poet Grady Chambers reads from his book 'North American Stadiums'
Poet and SU alumnus Grady Chambers read selections from “North American Stadiums,” his collection of poems to students in a Living Writers class. Read more »
State to partially eliminate cash bail, pretrial detention
Individuals are placed in pretrial detention if a judge determines they aren’t eligible to be released on bail, or if the individual cannot pay the cost of their bail. Read more »
Comstock and Euclid Avenues to join snow removal program
The funding was approved during the Common Council’s voting session on Monday. Read more »
