GSO addresses election results, approves funding
SU’s Graduate Student Organization discussed the results of the general elections and filled one vacant internal senate position on Wednesday. Read more »
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Local students, residents share what influenced their vote in general election
The D.O. conducted exit polls across polling sites on SU’s campus and throughout the city of Syracuse on Election Day. Read more »
SU’s PRSA condemns Trump rally comedian’s anti-Puerto Rico jokes
SU’s Puerto Rican Student Association released a statement condemning comedian Tony Hinchcliffe’s remarks during a rally for former President Donald Trump. Hinchcliffe called Puerto Rico a “floating island of garbage.” Read more »
How to stay safe on Halloween
As Halloween weekend approaches, The Daily Orange has compiled tips for students to stay safe and avoid risky situations during festivities. Read more »
Tallen Prior thrives at 3 sports despite severe hearing loss
A few years ago, Tallen Prior was told he had lost 90% of his hearing. Yet, that hasn’t stopped him from thriving in football, basketball and baseball at Phoenix High School Read more »
Common Council designates 727 Comstock Ave. a locally protected site
The Syracuse City Common Council unanimously voted to designate 727 Comstock Ave. as a locally protected site during its Monday meeting. Read more »
International scholars bring global understanding to Remembrance cohort
International Remembrance scholars Yifan “Ivan” Shen and Adya Parida bring unique perspectives to the Remembrance Scholars cohort. Read more »
Phi Kappa Psi fraternity suspended for alleged hazing
Syracuse University has placed the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity under interim suspension due to videos of alleged hazing. Read more »
Local school district, city leaders give update on STEAM high school construction
Syracuse City School district leaders and city officials provided the latest updates on the STEAM high school before its fall 2025 opening. Read more »
DPS investigating anti-LGBTQ+ bias incident near Barnes Center
The students reported that a man wearing an orange polo yelled slurs and vulgar language while they were walking near the Barnes Center. Read more »
GSO fills vacant positions, reviews legislative agenda
Syracuse University's Graduate Student Organization filled four vacant senate positions and and outlined its legislative agenda. Read more »
CNY Fair Housing hosts 2nd annual Run the Redline race
CNY Fair Housing hosted its 2nd annual Run the Redline race, drawing attention to the redlining that segregated the city of Syracuse. Read more »
USen addresses committee changes, healthcare in 1st monthly meeting
USen merged two committees and created a new one during its first meeting of the semester, sparking discussion about healthcare benefits. Read more »
J.J. Razmovski rekindled passion for football through coaching
J.J. Razmovski suffered a serious concussion in college, which led his interest in football to wane. Through his journey to becoming a coach, Razmovski's love for the game has returned. Read more »
SU ranks 73rd in U.S. News annual college rankings, dropping 6 spots
Syracuse University ranked 73rd among national universities in the U.S. News and World Report's 2025 annual college rankings. Read more »
Hochul launches Syracuse-centered $200M workforce development program
New York state has launched its ON-RAMP program, a $200 million investment into workforce development centers. Read more »
LHM roundtable discusses issues impacting Hispanic, Latine communities
Syracuse University hosted university professors and administrators for a roundtable discussion on issues impacting Latine communities. Read more »
SU’s iSchool announces new AI graduate program
Syracuse University's School of Information Studies announced a new AI graduate program. The program will launch in fall 2025. Read more »
I-81 ramp near Destiny USA Mall closes for viaduct removal until summer 2025
The southbound Genant Drive ramp to Interstate 81 closed Monday morning for construction associated with the I-81 viaduct removal project. Read more »
GSO holds first general body meeting, fills vacant positions
GSO filled nine vacant positions, including three out of its seven remaining University Senate seats, during its first general body meeting. Read more »
Twin sisters Maria, Sofia Snyder have transformed West Genesee girls' lacrosse
Twin sisters Maria and Sofia Snyder have spearheaded a dominant stretch for West Genesee girls' lacrosse. Read more »
Schumer pushes to pass 2 bills promoting online safety for children
Senator Majority Leader Schumer spoke alongside community members promoting legislation to increase internet safety for children. Read more »
