‘Dial M for Murder’ adaptation embraces LGBTQ+ romance in thrilling way
Jeffrey Hatcher’s adaptation of “Dial ‘M’ for Murder” is being performed at Syracuse Stage from Oct. 16 to Nov. 3. Read more »
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‘CHROMAKOPIA’ embraces a new, old era with life lessons from mom
Tyler, the Creator’s seventh studio album “CHROMAKOPIA” is simultaneously a return to his signature sound and the beginning of a new era. Read more »
Syracuse hires Eugene Tulyagijja as basketball data analyst
Syracuse men’s basketball has hired Eugene Tulyagijja, a 2024 graduate of SU, as its team data analyst, the program announced Monday. Read more »
Micron presents advancement plans at NY State Innovation Summit
Senior Fellow in Micron Technology’s technology and products group Mark Helm delivered a keynote speech at New York State Innovation Summit. 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 »
ZooBoo: Rosamond Gifford Zoo’s not-so-spooky way to teach on conservation
The Rosamond Gifford Zoo hosted its 20th annual ZooBoo with trick-or-treating, scavenger hunts and Halloween costume parades. Read more »
‘Venom: The Last Dance’ is too serious for the trilogy’s silliness
Although “Venom: The Last Dance” contains many flaws of contemporary superhero movies, such as meaningless exposition and endless set-up for future installments, the film's self-awareness makes it a worthwhile watch. Read more »
Gallery: The 36th annual Remembrance Week in photos
This year’s annual Remembrance Week marked 36 years after the Pan Am Flight 103 terrorist bombing. Events including candlelight vigils, a Celebration of Life and concert series were held to commemorate the anniversary and honor the lives lost. Read more »
SUFFP plants edible food forest in Syracuse’s South Side
Syracuse Urban Food Forest Project volunteers planted culturally-significant Indigenous plants during its most recent event. Read more »
Themes in 'Les Misérables' U.S. tour prove relevant amid election season
The United States tour of Les Misérables brought the classic show to Syracuse. During election season, the show’s political themes ring more true than ever. Read more »
At HalloQueen Ball, LGBTQ+ students can be their authentic selves
The LGBTQ+ Resource Center hosted its third annual HalloQueen Ball that, once again, welcomed Ballroom culture to Syracuse University. Read more »
Not for ‘grandma’s bake sale,’ Creepy Cuse keeps horror fans coming back
Creepy Cuse returned for its 14th year featuring 35 vendors selling toys, comics and homemade crafts. Read more »
Prepare to dance the Monster Mash at this week’s events
This week, celebrate Halloween by trick-or-treating at the Syracuse University Art Museum or doing the Monster Mash at Orange After Dark’s Halloween Dance Party. Read more »
SNL comedian Marcello Hernández honors Latine heritage through stand-up
Saturday Night Live’s Marcello Hernández brought comedy to Syracuse University and closed out Latine Heritage Month celebrations. Read more »
Observations from SU’s exhibition vs. Clarion: Lampkin’s presence, elite guard play
In its first exhibition game against Clarion, Syracuse received steady guard play from Jaquan Carlos and J.J. Starling. The duo combined for 29 points in the Orange’s 101-73 win. Read more »
Common Councilor Patrick Hogan to enter 2025 mayoral race
Patrick Hogan, a 2nd district councilor for the Syracuse City Common Council, has registered to run in the city’s 2025 mayoral race. Read more »
Shirt World closes after 48 years, signifying new chapter for its owners
Dave and Sandee Jacobs have sold SU merchandise to the community on Marshall Street for 48 years. Now, their store, Shirt World, is closing. Read more »
BOWS UP: Freshman Elijah Moore brings signature elbow celebration to SU
Syracuse freshman Elijah Moore has established his on-court identity and off-court brand through his signature elbow celebration. Read more »
Beat writers forecast how Syracuse men's basketball will fare in 2024-25
Following its first season under Adrian Autry and first 20-win season since 2018-19, our beat writers make their predictions on how Syracuse men’s basketball will finish in 2024-25. Read more »
THE BIGGEST DANCER: Eddie Lampkin Jr. brings March Madness pedigree to Syracuse
Transfer center Eddie Lampkin Jr. is looking to lead SU to its first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2021. Read more »
BAHAMAS' PROMISE: Donavan Freeman’s summer with the Bahamas National Team prepared him for SU
Donavan Freeman spent his summer playing the Bahamas National team as it tried to qualify for the Olympics. Freeman played against NBA talent every day while honing in on his craft. Read more »
SEISMIC SHIFT: Basketball Guide 2024
The Daily Orange brings you our 2024 Basketball Guide with stories on the players along with predictions for each teams' season. Read more »
University senators share mixed feedback on Syracuse Statement
Syracuse University’s Senate discussed the Syracuse Statement during its second meeting of the semester Wednesday afternoon. 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 »
