Resident advisers continue to work on South Campus
Some resident advisers have remained at SU to support students who have relocated to South Campus. Read more »
Daily Archives: April 26, 2020
1990 men’s rowing team still unmatched 30 years later
The 1990 men’s rowing team is the last Syracuse boat to medal at the IRAs. Read more »
Families limited from attending funeral services during social distancing
Dozens of funeral directors in Syracuse and across the country have continued to offer their services and provide comfort to families of the deceased, regardless of whether their deaths were related to COVID-19. Read more »
'FLASHBACK': 50 years after boycott, Syracuse 8 sees parallels in #NotAgainSU movement
The Syracuse 8 commend the #NotAgainSU movement and see stark similarities between it and their 1970 boycott. Read more »
SETTING THE STAGE: Syracuse 8’s legacy lies in progress, evolution in athlete activism
In 1970, nine SU football players boycotted spring practice for equal rights. Now, the Syracuse 8 see their legacy in the evolution of athlete activism. Read more »
Gov. Cuomo details plans for reopening New York state
Upstate New York regions that have had lower cases since day one will likely be the first to reopen, Cuomo said at a press briefing Sunday. Read more »
Immunocompromised students are the most at risk in COVID-19 pandemic
Millions of Americans are anxious about their health and health care amid the coronavirus pandemic. But for people with compromised immune systems, the global health… Read more »
ALL LOVE: After being written out of history, Syracuse 8’s forgiveness defines them
For more than three decades, the Syracuse 8 felt like they were written out of history by Syracuse. But in 2006, SU apologized and now they "bleed orange." Read more »
SU seniors enter job market unsure of future careers
As businesses across the county cut down expenses and reduce staff, soon-to-be graduates at SU and across the county find their careers, and their futures, increasingly in doubt. Read more »
Incoming freshmen unsure of first semester at SU
Incoming first-year students told The Daily Orange that the pandemic has affected their decision process and they are nervous about what the beginning of their first semester at SU will look like. Read more »
Justine Hastings, Ryan Golden hope to include #NotAgainSU in SA discussions
The president and vice president of Student Association plan to implement a third-party sexual assault reporting system. They also plan to include #NotAgainSU in SA discussions. Read more »
Singer-songwriter King Princess to perform at UU virtual concert
In light of COVID-19 and University Union’s decision to cancel in-person events for the remainder of the semester, UU will be hosting a virtual concert featuring Brooklyn native King Princess. Read more »
Employers try to protect essential workers during coronavirus pandemic
Essential workers in Syracuse said working during the pandemic has caused anxiety and stress, but in many cases employers have stepped up to the plate to deliver support. Read more »
Smart Money: Navigating summer 2020 after a cancelled internship
Due to national leaders’ response to the coronavirus pandemic, there is still immense uncertainty regarding when we’ll begin to see some sense of normalcy and… Read more »
Editorial Board: The D.O. commends community response amid pandemic
Syracuse is no stranger to crises that have shaken the entire university community. In its 150 years, Syracuse University has united in the wake of… Read more »
Biden doesn’t represent Syracuse University values
Liberal columnist Patrick McCarthy argues that the sexual assault and harassment claims against presidential candidate Vice President Joe Biden are unbecoming of a candidate for the White House. Read more »
The Syracuse Mask Project provides cloth masks to hospitals, health centers
Local health institutions can submit requests for cloth masks to The Syracuse Mask Project website, which connects them to people who sew the personal protective equipment. Read more »
Students adapt to portfolio showcase cancellations
With the suspension of residential classes due to the COVID-19 pandemic comes the cancellation of exhibits and showcases scheduled for the end of the spring semester. Read more »
Duck: Catherine Leffert
Asst. News Editor | Spring 2018-Fall 2018; Managing Editor | Fall 2019-Spring 2020 Read more »
Duck: Talia Trackim
Design Editor | Fall 2017-Spring 2018; Senior Design Editor | Fall 2018; Digital Design Director | Spring 2019; Presentation Director | Fall 2019-Spring 2020 Read more »
Duck: Haley Robertson
Asst. Copy Editor Spring 2018 | Asst. Feature Editor Fall 2018 | Feature Editor Spring 2019 | Editor-in-Chief 2019-2020 Read more »
