Tag: Central New York
Guest Column: SU recognition puts campus over community
If the university were to prioritize and incentivize students who invest in the city of Syracuse and not just SU, it wouldn’t just improve student recognition. It would improve the university’s reputation, its relationships and the real-world relevance of the education it has to offer. Read More »
Syracuse summer: Beat the heat with close-by waterfalls, devour new cuisine
If you’re feeling bored this summer in Syracuse, don’t worry: The Daily Orange has pulled together some of the best summer activities to occupy your sunny days. Read More »
Explore 2000s throwbacks, dip into Syracuse’s jazz scene this summer
Experience a roster of big-name bands this summer in Syracuse with acts like Dave Matthews Band, Avril Lavigne, and Creed coming to entertain the city Read More »
Gallery: Scenes from No. 4 Seed SU’s weekend run to snag ACC Tournament title
Syracuse upset No. 1 Seed Notre Dame and No. 3 Seed Duke on its way to its first ACC Championship since 2016. Here are The Daily Orange’s best photos from SU’s playoff run this weekend. Read More »
Editorial Board: SU’s silence on AAC&U letter shows apathy to academic freedom
The university’s longstanding mission of diversity is unfolding into an afterthought and the institution is staying silent about the administration’s direct attacks on student freedoms. Read More »
Syracuse Poster Project pairs poetry, illustration in honoring local businesses
The Syracuse Poster Project combines haikus with illustration to create posters displayed in downtown Syracuse. This year, the theme was local businesses, allowing the artists to connect with their community through their work. Read More »
Pour Les Gens expands from T-shirts to themed NYC-inspired collections
Syracuse University alum Dylan Antigua founded his fashion brand Pour Les Gens Worldwide as a junior, paying homage to New York City and making streetwear accessible. Read More »
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Architecture seniors culminate design work with LA F[i]ESTA installations
Fifth-year architecture students presented outdoor architecture installations for LA F[i]ESTA from Tuesday to Wednesday. The design-builds spanned three locations on campus and invited interaction from the audience. Read More »
'Superfine: Tailoring Black Style': Met Gala menswear theme makes history
With its Black dandyism theme, Monday’s 2025 Met Gala showcases Black menswear, marking the first time the event has been purposefully and exclusively dedicated to a specific demographic. Read More »
Opinion: AI can alleviate inequities in the college admissions process
Implementing AI can alleviate some of these barriers for disadvantaged students, transcending the influence of wealth and evening the playing field as they journey into their futures. Read More »
Rock out at The Westcott Theater, Funk ’n Waffles this weekend
Enjoy a variety of live music this weekend in Syracuse with the Warped Band’s covers of 90s rock songs or Michigan Rattlers’ more folky sound. Read More »
Guest Column: Students have a role in SU's carbon reduction plan
We can best aid the university’s pursuit of this status by reforming small daily habits that cause energy overconsumption. Change starts in the dorms we already occupy. Read More »
Guest Column: Doordash prominence exemplifies struggle in today’s economy
Thus, the American Dream starts to fracture. It tells us that hard work and determination are all it takes to succeed. But the tools for success — quality education, stable jobs and financial security — aren’t distributed equally. Read More »
Opinion: NY phone restrictions will harm students more than open access
In today’s digital age and political climate, the career and safety concerns that accompany these restrictions can’t be ignored. Read More »
Superhero film genre awaits comeback opportunity with summer releases
Our senior columnist reflects on the past four years of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and looks forward to the upcoming movies this summer holds for the franchise, a “crossroads” for Disney superhero movies. Read More »
Mochi Mochi provides second family for workers, second home for students
Mochi Mochi, a newly opened mochi donut in Marshall Square Mall, offers a sense of home for Asian international students and those trying the dessert for the first time. Read More »
‘Sabor de Nueva York’ showcases cultural food on bilingual Instagram page
Jessica Gorman’s instagram account @sabordenuevayork, explores cultural foods in the central New York area. She posts food reviews as well as her own recipes, captioning the posts in both Spanish and English to connect with Read More »
Ex Boyfriend Vintage pop-ups bring trendy, secondhand items at low prices
Ex Boyfriend Vintage pop-ups sell trendy, affordable secondhand clothing with the goal of alleviating fast fashion clothing waste. Read More »
Opinion: Trump’s tariff costs show need for improved political literacy
As the world becomes more politically polarized every day, it can be hard to differentiate between facts and what politicians say to maintain a loyal voter base. Read More »
‘Sinners’ defies horror genre tropes with refreshing story, acting
“Sinners” blends vampires, romance, blues music and history into one genre-bending movie. Though chaotic at times, the movie is creative with high-quality actors and cinematography. Read More »
Harvey’s Garden expands entertainment horizons with outdoor EDM concert
On Saturday, nearly 1,500 people attended an outdoor concert at Harvey’s Garden, featuring electric dance music (EDM) stars BUNT. and Dzeko. Read More »
FADS brings intimate, editorial fashion show in spite of funding cuts
The Fashion and Design Society drew a crowd for their "Flora & Fauna" spring show on Saturday, despite funding cuts and weather issues. Read More »