The night is theirs: Community comes together against sexual violence
Raising awareness to prevent sexual violence is a process. But one of the first, and most essential, steps is to not be afraid to speak… Read more »
Writer archives: Rey Valentine
Drag show finals to support LGBT community
Students are breaking out their wigs, glitter and padding. It’s drag show season. Each year, the Pride Union puts together the Totally Fabulous Drag Show,… Read more »
Jolly green gentleman: As SUNY-ESF president prepares to step down, campus reflects on his friendliness, presence
If you shake his hand, he does not insist you call him president or doctor. Students call him Big Neil. And he loves it, but… Read more »
Acquired taste: Co-op provides South Side residents with fresh food options
The South Side of Syracuse used to be considered a “food desert.” A walk to the grocery store is a trek from the corner of… Read more »
Idle dream: Undocumented students endure financial issues as aid act delays in legislation
Undocumented students at Syracuse University are continuing to rally for the affordability of higher education. The New York State Development, Relief, and Education for Alien… Read more »
Dean's List: Michael Speaks focuses on building school's relationship with the city
CORRECTION: In a previous caption for the above photo, Michael Speaks' name was misstated. The Daily Orange regrets this error. In the last 20 years,… Read more »
Class camps out on Quad to raise awareness for homelessness, Rescue Mission
At 3 p.m. on Thursday, about 22 students will become homeless. The students, who are enrolled in SPM 101: "Personal and Social Responsibility,” are camping… Read more »
Not afraid of the dark: Take Back the Night event brings community together to fight sexual violence
Lindsey Lerman is not a victim. She is a survivor. She is also a single representative of the 1-in-5 American women who will experience… Read more »
Relay for Life works to reach fundraising goal
In less than 48 hours, close to 2,000 people will populate the Carrier Dome. They will all be connected by a simple cause: beating cancer.… Read more »
Earth sciences committee works to update Heroy Geology Building
The inflatable globe that greets students as they enter Heroy Geology Building is just the start of a campaign to improve the building’s facilities. The… Read more »
SU's Engineers Without Borders goes beyond classroom to improve underprivileged communities
Inside the classroom, Syracuse University engineering students learn to improve infrastructures. Outside the classroom, they learn to improve lives. “I am on a personal mission… Read more »
'If you want lacrosse, you come to Onondaga': Administrator unites Onondaga Nation, SU with lacrosse movie
Neal Powless was born with a purpose: to be heard. His Native American name translates to “his voice is heard among the people,” a phrase… Read more »
Author criticizes food industry, American overeating habits
An overweight Uncle Sam gripped a hamburger, the words “I want YOU to eat more” below his bulging stomach. The audience, an assortment of Syracuse… Read more »
Despite nationwide increase in adjunct professors, numbers remain the same at SU
The number of adjunct professors has increased at colleges nationwide. But at Syracuse University, their numbers have remained relatively stagnant. Non-tenure-track positions now account for… Read more »
Professor to lecture on politics behind food marketing
Large food corporations across the country have threatened to sue Marion Nestle countless times for her work as a food activist. Nestle, who has spent… Read more »
DPS to increase patrols for Halloween; past weekend yields little crime
With Halloween falling on a Wednesday this year, the Department of Public Safety has increased patrols to prevent any crime that might occur due to… Read more »
