SU students ring in Chinese New Year with festival, small celebrations
2022 marks the Year of the Tiger according to the lunisolar Chinese calendar. Here’s how different Syracuse University students are celebrating. Read more »
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SU kicks off celebration of Black History Month at Goldstein Auditorium
The opening event featured an appearance by comedian Emmanuel Hudson and many performances from Syracuse University students. Read more »
SU Esports room hosts Chinese New Year celebration with Spring Gala Festival
This Chinese New Year, the Esports Club hosted a Spring Gala Festival at the esports room to celebrate the holiday among the Syracuse University community. Read more »
SU to host 22 events highlighting Black history, significance of Black culture
This Black History Month, Syracuse University will host 22 events that highlight Black history. Here is a list of a few of them. Read more »
Rushing Greek life isn't a reason to sacrifice your individuality
“Belonging to an organization should not mean losing one’s own identity just to be liked.” Read more »
Lucy Blu Island Bar and Club delights students as tropical-themed night club
Lucy Blu Island Bar and Club, Orange Crate Brewing Company’s new tropical-themed nightclub, opened on Jan. 19. Read more »
Hone your winter sports skills at these locations around Syracuse
From skiing to snowshoeing, students can have lots of fun with snow by participating in these winter activities. Read more »
I forgot what at home?
Humor columnist Lucas Portnoy just can’t seem to keep track of anything. Read more »
Ensure you’re Pushin’ ‘P’ with these student course recommendations
For students who are unsatisfied with their current schedule, the Daily Orange Culture Staff has compiled a list of replacement courses that are guaranteed to be “P.” Read more »
Enjoy Salt City Market’s Cake Bar with Off-Campus Meal Plan
Cake Bar, located at Salt City Market, will now allow Syracuse University students to purchase items with Off-Campus Meal Plan cards. Read more »
First Year Players hold auditions for ‘Grease’
After a year of virtual performances, First Year Players will begin auditions for their rendition of Grease. Read more »
SU places Lambda Upsilon Lambda fraternity on disciplinary, social probation
The disciplinary and social probation will last until May 31, 2022. Read more »
Editor’s picks: The top opinion stories of 2021
This year, our columnists reacted to COVID-19 in the prison system, rape culture on campus and being an LGBTQ student at SU. Take a look at our favorite columns from this year. Read more »
How SU students plan to ring in 2022 after last year's dimmed celebrations
While this New Year’s might look similar to last year for some Syracuse University students, others are anticipating celebrating differently this time around. Read more »
LGBTQ students worry about legal, social issues when looking where to study abroad
Along with their academics, LGBTQ students often ask themselves questions regarding safety and social culture when choosing a country to study abroad in. Read more »
SU's FASA office is the subject of many on-campus sexual assault protests
In their demands, Stand With Survivors SU called for FASA to alter its policy in terms of housing for Greek life members who are found guilty of sexual misconduct. Read more »
NONEWFRIENDS.' 'Monday Memos' bring solo work to audience of over 600
The band’s "Monday Memos" showcase the solo work of each member for an audience of around 600 supporters. Read more »
SU sophomore starts clothing business to spread positivity, cultural awareness
Brianna Gillfillian started a clothing business on Instagram earlier this year and sells custom Jamaica-inspired clothes. Read more »
Toner Award-winning journalists discuss their work, trends in politics
On Nov. 30, the three winners of Newhouse’s Toner Prizes – David Graham, Steve Novak and Sara Satullo – spoke at an event moderated by Newhouse students. Read more »
How to keep yourself warm in style this winter
Layers and durable boots are the keys to warmth this winter, according to Syracuse students. Read more »
Alumni raise money for cancer, men’s health with growing-out-mustache campaign
Each November, member’s of SU’s Movember team engage in a month-long campaign to raise money for prostate cancer, testicular cancer, mental health and suicide prevention. Read more »
SU to celebrate end of Native Heritage Month with festivities on South Campus
The Office of Multicultural Affairs has planned a celebration to close out Native Heritage Month. Read more »
Alumni, employees look back on 50 years of People's Place
Students, employees and alumni reminisce on 50 years of the student-run cafe, People’s Place. Read more »
Israeli-American baseball player recalls team’s Olympic performance in Chabad House
Ryan Lavarnway spoke at Chabad Tuesday night about playing baseball with both the MLB and the Israeli National Baseball team. Read more »
