Duck: Chelsea DeBaise
The Daily Orange never should’ve hired me. I’d never written a story. When asked what my favorite feature story was, I couldn’t think of one.… Read more »
Writer archives: Chelsea DeBaise
Comedic play 'Good People' to open at Syracuse Stage, benefit Boston Marathon tragedy
While the country has been affected by a tragic event, Syracuse Stage is taking the opportunity to do something good. Syracuse Stage is co-producing its… Read more »
Fine print: Students garner exposure for print making program through exhibition on SU quad
As the sun shined on the Quad, the light caught the images of several stunning paint reliefs — carvings steamrolled onto blocks to reveal distinctive… Read more »
Q&A with student viral video star Hannah Melton, 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show' guest
Hannah Melton, a sophomore public relations major, burst onto the viral video scene with a little help from one of the greatest tricks of YouTube… Read more »
Wheel of fortune: Student unicyclist takes pride in unorthodox talent, dispels inaccurate analogies
The single wheel of Max Perrin’s unicycle presses firmly against the concrete steps in front of the Hall of Languages. He turns the bike-like contraption… Read more »
Academic avengers: Students sign up for fall classes, prepare to kick some asses
At a university where supplemental food and printing money is given out in SUpercard Food and SUpercard Plus increments, it is only natural superhuman students… Read more »
One fine day: Quad life at SU is in full swing — finally
Corey Landis watches the Quad from a slightly elevated position. Nestled high in a tree near Link Hall, he balances his backpack and a variety… Read more »
Final Four destination Atlanta has some worthy non-basketball related sights, attractions
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, one of the suggested destinations was referred to by the incorrect name. The destination was Centennial Olympic Park.… Read more »
Sleeping around: the best places on campus to grab a nap
Naps are important in terms of surviving your time in college, but there simply isn’t enough time in the day to make it back to… Read more »
APPreciation: Voxer, the walkie-talkie app
Which sounds more fun: sending your friends arbitrary text messages while walking across the Quad and risking running into passersby as you stare at your… Read more »
Major bracket challenge: Sweet 16
Editor’s note: The majors, or teams, chosen for the Sweet 16 Syracuse University major bracket challenge were chosen at random from a comprehensive list of… Read more »
Adventure land: Syracuse University Outing Club packs up, heads south to West Virginia for outdoor exploration
The Syracuse University Outing Club is named such for a reason. On March 8, more than 70 members of the club packed clothing, gear and… Read more »
APPreciation: ESPN Bracket Bound
Listen up, sports fans: March Madness is nearly upon us. This means nights gathered around the television, yelling until your voice is hoarse, gratuitous amounts… Read more »
Give me a break: Spring Break in Syracuse offers opportunities for all varieties of students
Spring Break is the most important week of the academic year — a week for relaxing, partying and doing anything other than sitting in a… Read more »
APPreciation: Evernote
The middle of the semester is no time to leave your personal or academic life in disorganized shambles. The Evernote application, available for Androids, iPhones,… Read more »
'Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere': Campus activism draws inspiration from past, moves forward with common goals
When Hendricks Chapel hosted the gun violence panel Tuesday night, Dean Tiffany Steinwert noticed it dealt with many of the same issues civil rights leaders… Read more »
Closer to Home
When Zach Goldberg was growing up, his grandfather was always the one to lead the family seder every year on Passover. Ten years to the day of his grandfather’s passing, it was Goldberg who led the Passover seder, his first at Syracuse University’s Winnick Hillel Center for Jewish Life. Read more »
University-based club holds public speech competition, open to all community members
At the front of the Peter Grant Room in E.S. Bird Library, Kirstin Guanciale paced in front of an image of a half-filled glass of… Read more »
Students prep for possible apocalypse on Dec. 21
With the Mayan prediction of the end of the world right around the corner on Dec. 21, the possible doomsday has inspired multiple reactions from… Read more »
National tour of "Wicked" soars into Landmark Theater
Stephen Schwartz’s “Wicked” will give audiences a lesson on how to defy gravity from Nov. 28 through Dec. 9 at the Landmark Theater. “It’s a… Read more »
