Tag: Central New York
What I Have Learned Since Coming Out at Syracuse University
Representation is important and this is something that needs to be understood when outlets decide to cover queer stories. Read More »
'The Ledge' is underdeveloped, missing the mark on plot, character development
“The Ledge” tries to subvert the classic pursuit trope but falls flat due to poor dialogue and a lack of character development, Screentime columnist Dom Naggar writes. Read More »
The Syracuse vs. Duke basketball game was fun for about 15 minutes
For this week’s humor column, Syracuse University junior Lucas Portnoy describes his disappointment with SU’s performance against Duke University in Saturday night’s game. Read More »
SU to commemorate Disability Day of Mourning with event in Bird Library
On March 1, Syracuse University will observe Disability Day of Mourning with an event in Bird Library. Read More »
Anthony Broadwater files unjust imprisonment suit against New York state
The lawsuit claims “egregious” police and prosecutorial misconduct leading up to the trial and seeks $50 million for unjust conviction and imprisonment and a list of damages. Read More »
Beginning to understand road salts’s impact on watersheds in Syracuse
Cornell Cooperative Extension educator Camille Marcotte recommends residents take more proactive steps to reduce the amount of salt they use on their personal property. Read More »
New York state to lift statewide mask requirement in schools effective Wednesday
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul announced Sunday the state will lift the statewide mask requirement in schools effective Wednesday. Read More »
Academy Awards still lack representation of marginalized communities
While the Oscars have often been considered the crown jewel of awards season, our columnist says the Academy still has work to do regarding diversity and inclusion. Read More »
For 2 nights, students braved frigid weather for the best seats at Syracuse vs. Duke
Even a snowstorm that dropped nearly a foot of snow couldn’t stop passionate Syracuse basketball fans from camping outside of the Dome for the Orange’s match against Duke University. Read More »
University Union to screen ‘Euphoria’ season 2 finale Sunday
Season two’s finale will be screened in HBC Gifford Auditorium at 9 p.m. on Sunday. Read More »
THE ONE: Joe Biden's 1st wife Neilia Biden shaped his life, career while at Syracuse
One of the most significant stories about Joe Biden is the lesser-told one about his first wife Neilia. Using the same tactics she practiced on her students, the CNY native mentored Biden during the time in Syracuse together. Read More »
From death metal to acoustic, here are 4 concerts to attend this week
Here are four concerts for Syracuse community members to check out this week. Read More »
Take advantage of the unique workout the Barnes Center rock wall offers
Accepting the possibility of falling each time you climb the wall helps build resilience and an ability to challenge yourself and take risks. Read More »
SU's once-prestigious reputation has been slowly slipping for a few years
There is a clear disconnect between what the students want out of SU and what the school does. Read More »
The Godfather’s portrayal of villainy allows for its lasting legacy 50 years later
This March, “The Godfather” will be celebrating 50 years since it hit theaters. Screentime writer Nate Lechner wrote about why, to this day, the film is widely understood as one of the greatest movies of all time. Read More »
State AG says Green National must address tenant living conditions or face $300,000 fine
In the agreement, Green National, a real estate management company owned by Troy and Tim Green, will pay a $300,000 penalty, of which all but $50,000 will be suspended if all terms of the agreement are fulfilled within 60 days. Read More »
2 Syracuse University teams compete in 1st EnergyTech University Prize
On Friday, Feb. 18, two Syracuse University teams competed in the New York Tri-State Regional Explore Event in pursuit of the EnergyTech University Prize. Read More »
Professional Greek organizations at SU are valuable alternatives to social ones
For students who are looking to get involved in Greek life but wish to avoid the gender-specific and often expensive world of social Greek life, professional Greek letter organizations provide an exciting alternative. Read More »
U.S. colleges need to do a better job at maximizing student's educational experience
Colleges and universities should work to maximize how much more prepared students are for life upon graduation. Read More »
SU alumna produces 'guitar-driven storytelling' with her music
Gillian Pelkonen, who got her undergraduate degree from SU in 2020, sat down with The Daily Orange to talk about her current experience with music and during her time at SU. Read More »
New York state SNAP recipients to receive maximum benefits in February
New York state SNAP recipients to receive maximum benefits in February. Read More »
Human Dogsledding event raises money for Helping Hounds Dog Rescue
On Sunday, spectators gathered outside of Iron Pier Apartments for the second Winterfest Human Dogsled Race. Read More »
Black History Month Basketball Classic brings unity, networking to SU's Black community
The first ever Black History Month Basketball Classic, hosted by the Office of Multicultural Affairs, took place in the Women’s Building on Feb. 20. Read More »
'Sender' humorously displays the challenging transition to adulthood
On Feb. 19, Syracuse Stage unveiled the play “Sender,” which is directed by Terrence Mosley and written by Ike Holter. Read More »