Everson’s ‘This Side of Salina’ navigates post-Roe Syracuse
Lynne Sachs’ documentary, “This Side of Salina,” highlights what a post-Roe v. Wade world looks like in Syracuse, even though abortion is still legal. Read more »
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Slice Consulting propels students to post-grad success
Slice Consulting, a student-run consulting firm, works with businesses and nonprofits to give students work experience for postgraduate and job applications. Read more »
Fran Brown discusses Boston College matchup at weekly press conference
Following an overtime win over Virginia Tech, Fran Brown discussed SU's upcoming bout against Boston College at his weekly press conference. Read more »
Marlowe Wax earns ACC Linebacker of the Week honors
Marlowe Wax has earned ACC Linebacker of the Week honors. He notched eight tackles, 1.5 sacks, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery versus Virginia Tech. Read more »
SU’s PRSA condemns Trump rally comedian’s anti-Puerto Rico jokes
SU’s Puerto Rican Student Association released a statement condemning comedian Tony Hinchcliffe’s remarks during a rally for former President Donald Trump. Hinchcliffe called Puerto Rico a “floating island of garbage.” Read more »
SU to host 12 events for Native Heritage Month
Syracuse University is hosting 12 events throughout November to celebrate Native Heritage Month across campus. Read more »
Letter to the Editor: SU's decision to end GLP-1 benefits for employees harms health
Despite SU’s professed commitment to anti-discrimination policies, this decision reinforces societal biases against people who are affected by obesity. Read more »
Opinion: Grading systems need to account for mental health
By incorporating a grading approach that’s both rigorous and accommodating, faculty members can create an academic environment that’s responsive to the needs of today’s students Read more »
Mini Meadows broadens Syracuse’s biodiversity, 1 flower at a time
Mini Meadows volunteers planted flower beds and picked up trash in Syracuse’s local parks to improve urban ecology and sustainability. Read more »
Celebrate Diwali, visit Orange After Dark’s Psychic Fair this week
This week, enjoy events like Diwali with samosas and Indian sweets or attend a movie screening hosted by Syracuse University's Department of Language, Literatures, and Linguistics. Read more »
Justus Ross-Simmons catalyzes SU’s comeback victory over VT
After recovering from an offseason hamstring injury, Justus Ross-Simmons emerged as SU’s leading receiver against Virginia Tech. The junior tallied 88 yards and two touchdowns to spark an 18-point comeback. Read more »
‘In overtime, that’s LeQuint time’: Allen Jr. seals another Syracuse OT victory
LeQuint Allen Jr. exploded for 121 yards and three touchdowns against VT, capped off by his second game-winning overtime score of the season. Read more »
SU defeats Virginia Tech 38-31 in OT, team's largest comeback win since 2012
Syracuse came back after trailing by as much as 18 in the third quarter to defeat Virginia Tech 38-31 in overtime. SU’s sixth win clinches it a bowl appearance for the third straight season. Read more »
Observations from SU’s OT win over VT: Defending Powell-Ryland, resiliency late
Syracuse limited star Virginia Tech edge rusher Antwaun Powell-Ryland en route to its come-from-behind overtime victory over the Hokies. Read more »
Students reflect on Israel-Hamas war impacts a year after its start
As the world watches the war, several Israeli and Palestinian SU students feel its impact through firsthand accounts from family. Read more »
How to stay safe on Halloween
As Halloween weekend approaches, The Daily Orange has compiled tips for students to stay safe and avoid risky situations during festivities. Read more »
Undergraduate Labor Organization advocates for on-campus unions
Undergraduate Labor Organization members were unsure of its future, now a new freshman board has revitalized the group with a new focus. Read more »
The spirits at Erie Canal Museum keep its staff company
The Erie Canal Museum in Syracuse holds eerie paranormal activities with ghosts of people who worked, lived and died on the canal. Read more »
Haunted Crouse Concert offers student performers musical freedom
Students in Syracuse University’s Setnor School of Music performed a variety of music at the Haunted Crouse Concert on Wednesday. Read more »
SU’S DEIA forum highlights efforts toward inclusivity on campus
Syracuse University’s Office of Diversity and Inclusion hosted its biannual diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility forum Wednesday. Read more »
CANVASSING CLUBS: Local organizations encourage political involvement, voting on campus
As voting deadlines approach, canvassing organizations have appeared across SU’s campus, urging students to make their way to the polls. Read more »
Opinion: Vigilance is key during Halloweekend
Halloween is a time to explore both fun and scary costumes. But be sure you do so with respect for those around you and their experiences. Read more »
Opinion: Vaping, electronic consumerism fuel injustice overseas
It’s time to stop finding comfort in products that perpetuate injustice and start building a future where wellness and freedom are shared and sustainable. Read more »
Ofrendas, dance bring students closer to home during Día de los Muertos
Syracuse University’s Mexican Student Association hosted its third annual Día De Los Muertos celebration along with other Latine student clubs, which showcased Mexican culture and commemorated the holiday. Read more »
