Writer: Brett Samuels
Report shows concern over how possible veteran-focused medical school would affect other SU resources
As part of the faculty advisory committee's report into the feasibility of a veteran-focused medical school at SU, many concerns were raised over the financial stability of the school. Read More »
Veteran-focused medical school at SU would provide economic boost, report says
A report obtained by The Daily Orange says that if a veteran-focused medical school were to be created at SU, it would provide an economic boost to the region. Read More »
FSU star running back Dalvin Cook out against Syracuse
FSU running back Dalvin Cook has been ruled out against Syracuse. Read More »
Syverud discusses Syracuse University's NCAA appeals rationale
Chancellor Kent Syverud said Monday that SU weighed many options before choosing to appeal to reduction in scholarships and vacation of wins handed down by the NCAA in March. Read More »
Floyd Little thrives in all-encompassing role for Syracuse administration
Floyd Little does a little bit of everything at Syracuse. The Hall of Famer helps with recruiting and eased the transition with other members of the administration over the summer. Read More »
Floyd Little on No. 44: 'My grandson is going to be wearing that number'
Floyd Little said his grandson will wear No. 44 at Syracuse. There was a lot of confusion surrounding the number over the summer. Read More »
LSU fans turn out in force for game at Syracuse
Louisiana State University fans came out in droves to see the No. 8 Tigers take on the Orange on Saturday in the Carrier Dome. Read More »
Around the nation: 4 top 25 matchups highlight weekend slate in college football
Take a look at some of the biggest matchups in college football this weekend. Read More »
Waack the Waack: Longtime general manager reflects on decade with D.O.
Pete Waack spent nearly 15 years guiding the business side of The Daily Orange as general manager. He left to take a new job in Colorado this summer. Read More »
Syracuse University community reacts to Sliders closing
The Syracuse University community reacts to the closing of Marshall Street's Sliders. Read More »
Storify: Fans react to Rakeem Christmas being taken with 36th pick of NBA Draft
Rakeem Christmas was drafted 36th overall by the Minnesota Timberwolves, and then traded to the Cleveland Cavaliers on Thursday night. Social media reaction to the pick was mostly positive. Read More »
Storify: Fans and media react to Chris McCullough going to Brooklyn with 29th pick
Fans and media members reacted Thursday night on social media to the Brooklyn Nets taking Chris McCullough with the 29th pick of the NBA Draft. Read More »
Storify: Fans react to Maryland holding the ball for final 7 minutes of semifinal against Syracuse
Fans took to social media to voice their displeasure with the lack of a shot clock in women's lacrosse after Maryland held the ball for just over seven minutes to end Friday's semifinal. Read More »
Camillus man arrested in connection with burglaries in Syracuse University area
Trevor Wolke, 22, was arrested on the charges of burglary in the second degree, criminal possession of stolen property in the fourth degree and grand larceny in the fourth degree. Read More »
SU provides faculty data for American Association of University Professors after previously withholding information
Syracuse University has finally shared its faculty data with local and national chapters of the American Association of University Professors. Read More »
Mary Karr, award-winning poet and creative writing professor, to deliver commencement address in May
Karr was formerly a poetry columnist for the Washington Post and is the author of best-selling memoirs “The Liars’ Club” and “Cherry,” as well as best-seller “Lit,” the sequel to those two memoirs. Read More »
Syverud responds to confusion regarding recent health care policy change details
The recently announced policy that requires all Syracuse University students to have health insurance by the start of the 2016–17 academic year was the result of “deferred maintenance,” Chancellor Kent Syverud said. Read More »
Syracuse University's 2015 commencement speaker to be announced this week
Syracuse University’s commencement speaker this year will be announced some time this week, a 2015 class marshal said, making this the latest in five years that a speaker has been announced. Read More »
Group to host Impact Week to encourage student engagement on SU campus, in the community
The Student Association will host Impact Week to engage SU students on campus and in the community. Impact Week will take place from April 13 through April 19, culminating with The Cuse Conference, the first ever. Read More »
SU community discusses Rolling Stone's retracted UVA article, journalistic implications
Less than a day after Rolling Stone retracted its article that vividly depicted a woman being sexually assaulted by members of a fraternity at the University of Virginia, members of the Syracuse University community reacted to the fallout of the decision for all parties involved. Read More »
Junior Jesse Nichols launches campaign for Student Association president
Jesse Nichols, a junior international relations and public relations major, officially launched his campaign over the weekend. Read More »
Syracuse University announces members for search committee for its next director of athletics
The university announced Monday the full search committee for the school's next director of athletics, who is expected to be in place by the start of the 2015-16 academic year. Read More »
Daryl Gross reflects on time as director of athletics at Syracuse University, looks ahead to future
Daryl Gross will now serve as vice president and special assistant to the chancellor, and will teach sport management as an adjunct professor in the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics. Read More »
Daryl Gross discusses decision to step down as director of athletics, future role at Syracuse
In an interview Friday with The Daily Orange, former Syracuse Director of Athletics Daryl Gross talked about the role the NCAA report played in the timing of his decision to step down. Read More »