Student backflips across globe, urges goal setting
Israel, Turkey and Cyprus. Egypt and Greece. Serbia, Bosnia, Herzegovina and Croatia. Italy. Denmark, Sweden, Norway and the Netherlands. Pauses a moment, takes a breath.… Read more »
Daily Archives: August 27, 2012
Dalai Lama, Dave Matthews, others to visit Syracuse University for two-day peace forum and concert in October
The Dalai Lama and more than 20 musical artists, including Dave Matthews, Counting Crows and Nas, will be part of a “landmark” two-day forum, “Common… Read more »
Campus West opens, welcomes new tenants
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, the company that developed and built University Village Apartments and Campus West was misstated. The company is… Read more »
NEDA walk raises awareness, funds for eating disorder prevention
On Sunday, tall trees shielded the forming crowd from the sun at Onondaga Lake Park. Flecks of sunlight still streamed through onto the grass, the… Read more »
The grass is greener: ESF establishes no-mow zones on campus to increase sustainability
SUNY-ESF will create no-mow zones on campus in order to help the college increase sustainability and reduce carbon emissions. These no-mow zones consist of designated… Read more »
DPS prepares for upcoming semester
This summer, the Department of Public Safety at Syracuse University added new officers and updated the camera system. Summer activity also included heavy maintenance on… Read more »
Daily Orange launches new website
The Daily Orange launched its new website Sunday night, a long-awaited move that shifted the site from the College Publisher system to one based on… Read more »
Students excited about Juice Jam lineup
This year’s Juice Jam lineup has the potential to attract record-breaking crowds, said Sarah Fleisher, director of public relations for University Union. “Last year we… Read more »
Eight burglaries, two robberies occur during summer months
Eight burglaries and two robberies occurred in the area surrounding Syracuse University during the summer months, making the season a quiet one, said Department of… Read more »
Student organizations to utilize electronic application system for funding requests
Student organizations requesting finances will no longer have to hand-submit a 20-page packet to the desk of Student Association Comptroller Stephen DeSalvo. In preparation for… Read more »
Change of taste: Burger King and Taco Bell are replaced with healthier options at Kimmel Food Court
Whether it was a grand night of drinking and partying or a calm night in, senior Jaime Rivera’s most exciting nights with friends would be… Read more »
After the diploma: Graham Douglass
The Meccas of theater are known throughout the world: Broadway in the heart of New York City, the West End district of foggy London, Steppenwolf… Read more »
A whole new world: Students pursue passions, travel the globe during summer vacation
For most students, summer is just a time to relax. But for others, this summer was more than just a time to hang out on… Read more »
Start of school presents opportunity for changes in wardrobe, first impressions
Good morning, class. Let me teach you a thing or two about looking your best. With a new school year beginning, there’s no better time… Read more »
Scottish scholars immerse in American culture
Dec. 21, 1988. For many, this date has no significance. For most students on campus, it came before they were even born. For incoming freshmen… Read more »
Defensive breakdowns in 2nd half cost Orange in loss to Washington
Allowing set plays to enter the box close to the Syracuse goal was the Achilles’ heel for the Orange on Sunday. SU allowed two Washington… Read more »
En pointe: Teen comedy a step above with small town charm, quirky characters
Thumbs up We get it already. “Breaking Bad” is exhilarating. Who cares, right? We’re all tired of hearing this: “You watching ‘Breaking Bad’?” “No.” “Whoa.… Read more »
Stiver, stingy SU defense record shutout against Bobcats
Leann Stiver was rarely tested in the cage Sunday. The suffocating Syracuse defense intercepted numerous Ohio passes and constantly pressured the Bobcats into turnovers. Stiver… Read more »
Balanced scoring attack propels Orange to victory over Ohio
Standing in a straight line and swinging clasped hands to the tune of the national anthem, the Syracuse Orange prepared for its home opener against… Read more »
