Campus Chiropractics to help students with back problems
A new Marshall Square Mall business, Campus Chiropractics, is catering to the aching backs of the Syracuse University community. Don Janowski, a native of Syracuse… Read more »
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Sports Illustrated features SU students on one of its March Madness preview covers
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, Julie Deutsch's name was misspelled. The Daily Orange regrets this error. Syracuse basketball may not be the… Read more »
Hustler magazine publisher discusses importance of free speech
Larry Flynt’s gold-plated wheelchair was the most obvious example of the consequences he has suffered for his beliefs and actions promoting the First Amendment. Flynt,… Read more »
Hustler magazine publisher to speak on First Amendment in Tully series
Larry Flynt, publisher of pornographic publications like Hustler Magazine, will speak on First Amendment issues at 5 p.m. in the Goldstein Auditorium of the Schine… Read more »
LGBT Humans Rights Watch director speaks on global human rights issues
Graeme Reid, director of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Rights Program at Human Rights Watch in New York City, spoke about human rights issues… Read more »
Controversy about media access surrounds White House economic adviser's visit to SU
Media cameras lined the back of an Eggers Hall conference room early Friday afternoon as Jason Furman spoke to an audience about economic policy in… Read more »
Jensen teaches players ambidextrous serving with goal of diversifying their game
When Luke Jensen started out his playing career back in the 1970s, the Syracuse head coach noticed all of the top servers in the game… Read more »
Strong singles play sends Syracuse to win over Pittsburgh
Luke Jensen wasn’t satisfied with his players’ efforts. During the break between doubles and singles play, Jensen huddled his players around him and demonstratively instructed… Read more »
SU Rising event raises awareness for violence against women
Despite the windy conditions, many of the candles held by those participating in a silent vigil about violence against women did not blow out. The… Read more »
Syracuse hosts Binghamton in longstanding matchup between in-state rivals
Syracuse has dominated Binghamton for more than a decade. The Bearcats, who SU head coach Luke Jensen considers one of the Orange’s “New York rivals,”… Read more »
Rodgers builds on professional experience at Syracuse
For most athletes, college is a stop on the way to an occupation outside of professional sports. That isn’t the case for youth tennis star… Read more »
Georgetown game approaches record number of ticket sales
The Carrier Dome, with an official capacity of 34,616 seats for basketball, hasn’t had many sell-outs in its nearly33-year history. The Syracuse faithful are on… Read more »
Coming off injury-plagued season, Bachini determined to stay on court
Breanna Bachini’s 6-0, 6-4 win Friday against Boston College’s Julia Casselbury wasn’t just a routine victory. For the sophomore from Sacramento, Calif., the rout was… Read more »
After 5 straight losses, Syracuse beats Navy in home opener
Syracuse finally had a match tilted in its favor. After suffering five losses to open the season, all of them on the road, the Orange… Read more »
Freshmen, transfer students begin their first semester at SU
While most Syracuse University students returned from Winter Break to familiar sights, others found a whole new experience. Eighty new first-year students, several freshman transfers… Read more »
Comedy club restaurant opens in Destiny USA
Funny Bone Comedy Club and Restaurant had its grand opening at Destiny USA Saturday evening, featuring comedian Josh Sneed. The process to bring the club… Read more »
Syracuse students excited for another chance to see Orange play in New York for Pinstripe Bowl
For the team nicknamed “New York’s College Team,” it was only fitting that Syracuse would play its last game of the season in New York… Read more »
Student magazine, 20 Watts, resumes printing after 2 years
After a nearly two-year print hiatus, 20 Watts Magazine, Syracuse University’s student-run music publication, relaunched its print edition on Monday. The idea of relaunching came… Read more »
General assembly committees discuss initiatives
Student Association committees provided updates on initiatives they have been working on during the second-to-last meeting of the semester on Monday night in Maxwell Auditorium.… Read more »
First college-based Chinese television network launches on campus
Chinnel [W] became the first college-based Chinese television network in the country a few days before Halloween after airing its inaugural show, “Halloween Fright Night.”… Read more »
Coleman takes unorthodox path to candidacy, aims to bring change to general assembly
Many Student Association members follow the same path to running for president. Take a position in the general assembly sophomore year, run for president junior… Read more »
Syracuse rower Mastracci discusses challenge of reaching Olympic dream
Natalie Mastracci did not have to wonder if the sacrifice was worth it. Leaving Syracuse was going to be a major change in her life.… Read more »
College Republicans watch election returns in Schine, cheer on Romney
While a few hundred Syracuse University students watched CNN’s coverage of the presidential election in the Schine Student Center on Tuesday night, about a dozen… Read more »
Sandel discusses role money plays in society
In American society, there are very few things money can’t buy. Books have product placements. A prison in Santa Barbara, Calif., charges inmates $90 a… Read more »
