Carrier Dome renovations make events accessible to fans with disabilities
The Carrier Dome is undergoing renovations to create a more accessible venue. Read more »
Daily Archives: September 20, 2020
Baltimore Woods Nature Center opens virtual exhibit 'Autumn: A Visual Feast of Images'
The autumn-themed virtual exhibit features photographs taken by 19 members of the Syracuse Camera Club. Read more »
SU to conduct rapid testing on symptomatic, infected students
Here’s an explainer on how rapid testing will work this semester, and which students are eligible to receive it. Read more »
Various eating habits find some students skipping meals
With classes, jobs and homework it’s hard to find time to eat three square meals a day, or even two. But unintentional fasting hurts your mind and body. Read more »
Students put in COVID-19 isolation frustrated with miscommunication from SU
Students believe the virus spread to their friend group from a student who didn’t complete the state’s two-week quarantine requirement before coming to SU. Read more »
Syracuse band CANDY to release new single Sept. 30
After “Reason to Rewind,” the band plans to release additional music in the coming months. Read more »
Benefits of mandated COVID-19 vaccinations outweigh risks
Dozens of pharmaceutical companies around the world are rushing to make the world’s first effective COVID-19 vaccine, but we must prioritize safety first. Read more »
What you need to know about Syracuse’s Class of 2022 verbal commits
SU has one of its most successful recruiting classes in recent memory, with two five-star recruits. Read more »
SU junior sells home-cooked dinners through business Heav’s Fingerlicking Delights
The Daily Orange is a nonprofit newsroom that receives no funding from Syracuse University. Consider donating today to support our mission. Heavyn Jones has been… Read more »
SA to partner with mental health organization that offers support 24/7
SA officials are working to make a mental and physical health app available for SU students. Read more »
Kat Amico aims to lead F-M to first lacrosse state championship in 15 years
Kat Amico has already committed to play lacrosse at Le Moyne College but this season she’s looking to bring Fayetteville-Manlius High School its first lacrosse state title in 15 years. Read more »
Remembrance Week canceled, scholars to hold events virtually this year
Remembrance Week events will take place starting in October and extend throughout the semester to adhere to new coronavirus regulations. Read more »
University Union to show ‘Bad Boys for Life’ on the Quad
Attendees will watch the movie from social distancing circles and must maintain six feet of distance from others and wear masks at all times. Read more »
Day Hall floor 8 residents test positive for COVID-19, placed under lockdown
SU will require all of the floor’s residents to receive coronavirus testing this afternoon and quarantine in their rooms until the university receives test results. Read more »
Last Chance for Change protests SPD shooting of man on North Side
Two SPD officers shot and killed Steve Smith on Sept. 4 during an exchange of gunfire at a Sunoco on State Street. Read more »
