Meet Monday: Terence Nip
Terence Nip has always been a problem solver. The senior computer science and math double major taught himself how to program in middle school using… Read more »
Writer archives: Jen Bundy
Engineering school to offer more master's online with more flexibility
People interested in pursuing a graduate program in the L.C. Smith College of Engineering and Computer Science at Syracuse University are no longer limited by… Read more »
Meet Monday: Autumn Elniski
It takes confidence to go up on a stage in front of a large crowd in any situation, especially when you’re pretending to orgasm. But… Read more »
Meet Monday: Kiven Pierre
Correction: In a previous version of this article, Kiven Pierre's academic program was misstated. Pierre is a first year PHD student. The Daily Orange regrets… Read more »
'Cuse Tank entrepreneurship event promotes student business ideas
On Monday night three brave students dared to enter ‘Cuse Tank. The event, hosted by The Syracuse University Entrepreneurship Club, was modeled off the popular… Read more »
Meet Monday: Lilly Brown
Lilly Brown does not allow herself to have comfort zones. “If you don’t give yourself limits, you don’t end up stopping yourself,” she said. “That… Read more »
Code of armor: Students start Girl Code movement to raise awareness of sexual assault on campus
President Barack Obama has recently traveled the country citing a new statistic: One in five women in this country are victims of rape or attempted… Read more »
Meet Monday: Ricky Laubenstein
Music was always going to be a part of Ricky Laubenstein’s future. Laubenstein grew up listening to his dad play old records and tolerated his… Read more »
Meet Monday: SUOC member lives life outdoors, wins powerlifting competition
“Active” is the word Laura Sowalskie uses to describe her lifestyle. Looking at her typical weekend schedule — which might include a powerlifting workout, a beautiful… Read more »
Meet Monday: Dan Fabi
Before even stepping foot on campus, Dan Fabi had already played a major role in a movie on a television network. Auditioning for acting roles… Read more »
SU launches second round of facade improvement program
The streets along the Connective Corridor might be a bit brighter in the coming months thanks to renovations. The improvements are part of the Connective… Read more »
Composting at Ernie Davis Dining Center promotes sustainability on campus
When students eat at Ernie Davis Dining Center on Monday, they’ll be participating in Earth Day without even realizing it. For the past three years,… Read more »
Caught on tape: After one year of delays, Syracuse Common Council approves second phase of proposal to install security cameras
Plans to install 21 additional security cameras in different neighborhoods within the city of Syracuse are being finalized after months of delays. This is the second… Read more »
London gap year targets international students
This year, Syracuse University offered a new way for international students to transition into American college life. This fall marked the pilot year for the… Read more »
Part of the team: Event features, supports disability culture at SU
For Alis Sefick, finding recreational sports for her son Peyton, who uses a power wheelchair, was extremely difficult. “It was so hard to find a… Read more »
Event to promote accessible athletics
CLARIFICATION: The Disability Student Union is not officially affiliated with the SU Disability Services. Syracuse University’s Accessible Athletics Exposition, called OrangeAbility, will return to campus… Read more »
Alumni Alliance connects LGBTQ community
This past Thursday, the Syracuse University LGBTQ Alumni Alliance hosted its first official launch event in Boston. The SU LGBTQ Alumni Alliance aims to create… Read more »
Twitter account showcases SU alumni career paths
Syracuse University students seeking career advice have a new place to look for it: Twitter. On Jan. 14, SU Career Services launched a Twitter account,… Read more »
Regular and early decision applications increase, break record
Syracuse University had a record number of regular and early decision applicants for the 2013-14 academic year. The university received 28,000 regular decision applications, said… Read more »
Syracuse University's Martin Luther King Jr. celebration brings to light equality issues on 50th anniversary of King’s speech
A smile stretched across Willie Mae Taylor’s face Saturday evening at the Carrier Dome during Syracuse University’s 28th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration. “I… Read more »
Dinner to honor Martin Luther King Jr.'s achievements, unsung heroes
Syracuse University and the surrounding community will gather Jan. 19 to honor and celebrate the life of Martin Luther King Jr. This year marks the… Read more »
Communications and rhetorical studies program receives $1 million donation
A fresh coat of paint covers the walls of the new lobby on the first floor of Sims Hall. This is just one aspect of… Read more »
Stealing shoppers: Bing creates ad campaign highlighting Google’s policy of charging vendors to appear in results
Microsoft has a declared a new Scrooge this holiday season: Google. In a new advertisement on Microsoft’s search engine Bing, Google is targeted as another… Read more »
Pat-Osagie loses comptroller race, has 'no hard feelings'
Regret is a not a word to describe Osarumwense Wisdom Pat-Osagie’s campaign for the 2013 Student Association Comptroller. Slight shock was the initial reaction Pat-Osagie… Read more »
