John Krasinski talks familial inspiration in new thriller about world without sound
Krasinski is trying something new by starring in the thriller “A Quiet Place,” although many recognize him as Jim Halpert from NBC’s “The Office.” Read more »
Writer archives: Brigid Kennedy
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Asst. News Copy Editor | Spring 2016; Asst. Video Editor | Spring–Fall 2017 Read more »
Video: The future of Bird Library
Bird Library is in its 45th year on Syracuse University campus. See how it might be changing in the years to come. Read more »
Julie Walas-Huynh: iSchool mentor marks decade of coaching Otto the Orange
Julie Walas Huynh does more than just her job at the iSchool – she also coaches Otto the Orange. Read more »
Meet The DOAA Board: President Tiffany Lankes ('03)
Tiffany Lankes (’03) was named editor-in-chief her sophomore year at Syracuse University and headed the paper during the 9/11 terrorist attacks. As an alumna, Lankes spent three years serving on The D.O. Board of Directors from 2011 to 2014 and is now president of The Daily Orange Alumni Association. Read more »
Donald Newhouse highlights importance of his wife and getting an education during commencement speech
Donald Newhouse delivered the commencement address to Syracuse University's Class of 2016 on Sunday morning. Read more »
University of Vermont professor researches possibility of printable solar cells
Matthew White, a professor of physics at the University of Vermont, has dedicated 12 years of scientific research to solar cells. Read more »
Students celebrate Syracuse women's basketball Final Four win inside Schine
Syracuse University students gathered inside the Schine Student Center to cheer on the SU women's basketball team in its win over the University of Washington. Read more »
Why the Student Association decided to provide free transportation to Houston, Indianapolis for Final Four games
In response to excitement toward the men’s and women’s basketball teams’ advance to the Final Four, the Syracuse University Student Association will send buses full of SU students to the men's game in Houston and the women’s game in Indianapolis. Read more »
Video: Where were you when Syracuse won the Elite Eight?
See how students celebrate SU's big win on Sunday night. Read more »
Sweet memories: Syracuse basketball fans recall Sweet 16 wins
How did the Syracuse community react to the two Sweet 16 wins and what do people think will happen going forward? The D.O. took to Marshall Street to find out. Read more »
Maxwell ranked No. 1 graduate school for public affairs for 8th consecutive time
For the eighth consecutive time, the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University has been ranked the No. 1 graduate school of public affairs by U.S. News & World Report. Read more »
JPMorgan Chase gives $13.8 million to support Syracuse University's IVMF
JPMorgan Chase & Co. has announced a renewed $13.8 million commitment through 2020 to support the Institute for Veterans and Military Families (IVMF) at Syracuse University. Read more »
Syracuse University to hold annual Winter Carnival this week
The Winter Carnival begins Tuesday with activities in the Schine Student Center. Read more »
How Syracuse University is trying to become a more sustainable campus
SU has a history of implementing sustainability initiatives on campus. And now, the university has additional long-term sustainability plans, including becoming carbon neutral by 2040 and expanding the bike share program. Read more »
Syracuse University professors instrumental in proving correct Einstein's general theory of relativity
Three Syracuse University professors were part of a breaking scientific discovery — they helped prove Albert Einstein's general theory of relativity. Read more »
Trauma research program accepts applicants for Summer 2016
Veteran and non-veteran undergraduate researchers can apply to participate in a month-long program to study posttraumatic stress symptoms. Read more »
Syracuse University sororities welcome pledge classes at Bid Day
Potential new members learned their bids for Panhellenic sororities at Syracuse University on Sunday. Read more »
How the Syracuse University community is responding to Chipotle's national E. coli outbreak
Some Syracuse University members say they will still go to the Chipotle Mexican Grill on Marshall Street. Read more »
Syracuse University announces death of professor emerita
Syracuse University announces Claire S. Rudolph, professor emerita of social work, died in her home on Jan. 5. Rudolph served for almost 20 years as chair of the School of Social Work. Read more »
Orthotics and Prosthetics Club at University of Delaware creates new leg for dog
The Orthotics and Prosthetics Club at the University of Delaware has created a new leg for a patient in need — a patient that happens to be a dog. Read more »
Wake Forest University pledges $18 million to improve opportunities for women, girls of color
Wake Forest University was among a other universities and institutions to participate in a summit at the White House that worked to advance research about women and girls of color. Read more »
Student protests erupt across country following racist incidents at Mizzou
The resignation of Tim Wolfe — the former president and chancellor of the University of Missouri — seems to have set a precedent as college protests broke out across the country. Read more »
University of North Florida students make toys adaptable to kids with ability impairments
Researchers at the University of Northern Florida are creating accessible toys for the high number of ability-impaired children in northern Florida. Read more »
