Florida's first-ever senior class leaving legacy in final NCAA tournament run
Florida head coach Amanda O’Leary didn’t really know what she was in for when she stood on the sideline with 24 freshmen for the program’s… Read more »
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Remembrance Scholars host 5K race to benefit victims of Boston Marathon bombings
In past years, Alexandra Doney was only a spectator at the Boston Marathon. But this year, she took first place in a race honoring victims… Read more »
Conservative political commentator Ann Coulter discusses future of Republican Party
Syracuse University changed its mascot to a fruit to be more politically correct. Or at least that’s what political commentator Ann Coulter said when she… Read more »
Pro pain: Former Syracuse players struggle adjusting to break out professionally
Emily Harman chases her dream of winning a Grand Slam, and faces the reality of making as little or less than $100 per week. For… Read more »
Syracuse heads to Tampa with final chance at Big East championship
Syracuse is heading into its last opportunity to win a Big East tournament championship before heading to a new conference. The fourth-seeded Orange opens up… Read more »
Filmmaker Spike Lee discusses college years, path to success
Decked out in an orange sweatshirt to match his orange shoes, filmmaker Spike Lee was dressed to represent both his hometown team, the New York… Read more »
Gebbie Clinic to relocate to South Campus this summer
The Gebbie Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic, currently located in the Hoople Special Education Building, will relocate to Syracuse University’s South Campus this summer, in preparation for the… Read more »
Finished with final Big East season, Syracuse gears up for move to ACC
Luke Jensen knows moving to the Atlantic Coast Conference won't be easy. Six of the top 20 teams in the nation play in the ACC.… Read more »
Dominant serving carries Syracuse to 7-0 home victory against Army
After dropping the second game of the second set — her first lost game of the match — Maddie Kobelt unleashed a serve her opponent… Read more »
SU adds 9 classes, 2 minors for Fall 2013
With course registration approaching in early April, Syracuse University has added several new courses and minors to begin in the fall of 2013. Nine new… Read more »
Jensen emphasizes American-only policy in recruiting, scheduling military academies
Luke Jensen wanted to field a fully American team. That was his mission when he took over the program nearly seven years ago. Since then,… Read more »
Loud, energetic support from teammates carries through doubleheader despite blowout Syracuse wins
Down two match points in the final-set tiebreaker, Syracuse sophomore Jimena Wu was on the brink of defeat. All play on the other courts had… Read more »
Syracuse hopes to continue home success with Saturday doubleheader
Although the Drumlins Country Club is a couple of miles away from Syracuse University's main campus, the longtime venue for SU tennis has always felt… Read more »
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 »
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 »
