The Daily Orange

03/06/2025

"This is something that we're gonna have to work through.” SU’s struggled to replicate Olivia Adamson’s production since her season-ending injury, falling three times and averaging just eight goals per game.

SU’s struggled to replicate Olivia Adamson’s production since her season-ending injury, losing three times and averaging eight goals per game.

03/06/2025

“We decided to focus more on the beer and the food and have the things that people are really coming here for.” Talking Cursive, a Syracuse brewery, aims to create a communal experience for its customers with award-winning beer.

03/06/2025

Registered Student Organizations are facing significant budget cuts, receiving only $150,000 for the spring and over $800,000 in funding requests. These organizations are frustrated at the tiered request process, making it more difficult to receive funding.

Following Student Association budget cuts, organizations across campus are scrambling to fundraise money and plan events.

03/06/2025

“The expectation is just for me to be myself.” Chris Bell went through the worst slump of his career earlier this season. He came off the bench for the first time in three seasons, where he’s trying to find his role again for SU.

After a breakout sophomore campaign, Chris Bell has seen a dip in his shooting numbers this season through a major slump.

03/06/2025

“They were happy to find their favorite and different types of food.” The African & Caribbean Central market on North Salina Street sells cultural goods that customers can’t find elsewhere, making a home away from home.

The African & Caribbean Central market on North Salina Street sells cultural goods that customers can’t find elsewhere, making a home away from home.

03/06/2025

Rematriation uplifts community relations through voicing Indigenous women’s stories. SU Libraries hosted an academic symposium on Haudenosaunee and Indigenous matrilineality from Feb. 28 to Mar. 2.

SU Libraries hosted an academic symposium on Haudenosaunee and Indigenous matrilineality from Feb. 28 to March 2.

03/06/2025

"We gave him the green light.” Billy Dwan III put together one of Syracuse’s greatest two-way seasons of all-time in 2024. Despite being a close defender, Dwan has always had an innate ability to create offense.

As a close defender, Billy Dwan III’s top skill is his scoring. His eight-goal 2024 season put him among SU’s greatest two-way threats.

03/06/2025

"We were not initially invited to attend other post meetings, so we started our own.” The American Legion Dunbar Post in Westcott, Syracuse, is one of the oldest predominantly-Black American Legions in the country.

The American Legion Dunbar Post, one of the oldest predominantly-Black American Legion, operates as both a social hub and business in Westcott, Syracuse.

03/06/2025

“We're always looking to be of service to our players and to create more opportunities." Announced on Feb. 25, SU and the MLBPA's new partnership allows top professional baseball players to flourish post-playing career

The new partnership between SU and the MLBPA gives baseball's best a chance to improve for post-playing career success.

03/06/2025

After blowing a 19-point lead in the second half Wednesday against Boston College, Syracuse women’s basketball was eliminated from the first round of the ACC Tournament. It’s a drastic decrease from just a year ago, when the Orange won an NCAA Tournament game.

Our columnist says it was a falloff that wasn’t unexpected. SU flustered in the transfer portal and failed to adequately rebuild its NCAA Tournament roster.

Click the link in our bio to read our columnists take on Syracuse’s disappointing 2024-25 campaign. Photographs Courtesy of the Atlantic Coast Conference.

03/06/2025

Column: Syracuse women's basketball suffered a first-round ACC Tournament loss to Boston College Wednesday after making the NCAA Tournament a season prior. SU's poor 2024-25 campaign wasn't a surprise, our columnist writes.

Column: Syracuse suffered a first-round ACC Tournament loss to BC Wednesday. SU's poor campaign wasn't a surprise, our columnist writes.

03/05/2025

"We could’ve went far in this tournament, we had a chance and we blew it.” Syracuse surrendered a 17-point halftime lead, falling 76-73 to Boston College in the first round of the ACC Tournament.

Syracuse was outscored by 20 points in the second half of its opening-round ACC Tournament game against Boston College, falling 76-73.

03/05/2025

The Surrealist movement was a response to social movements in countries like Russia, Germany and Mexico. A photography exhibition by SU graduate students aims to represent the movement with a global scope.

Syracuse University Art Museum displays surrealist artwork from nine artists as part of graduate course, HOA 655.

03/05/2025

“We have a lot of faith in Meg.” Following Kate Mashewske’s graduation, junior Meghan Rode has struggled as Syracuse’s primary draw specialist. But the junior’s club coaching has her primed to help the unit moving forward.

After three ACL tears in high school, Meghan Rode settled in as an assistant coach for several teams, helping hone her game on the draw.

03/05/2025

Syracuse women's basketball was outscored by 20 points in the second half of its opening-round ACC Tournament game against Boston College, leading to a 76-73 loss. The defeat likely ends the Orange's season.

Syracuse was outscored by 20 points in the second half of its opening-round ACC Tournament game against Boston College, falling 76-73.

03/05/2025

In the first round of the ACC Tournament against Boston College, Syracuse women's basketball shot 7-of-16 from 3, but it wasn’t enough to quell BC's comeback. More observations on the Orange's conference tournament loss to the Eagles.

In the first round of the ACC Tournament against Boston College, Syracuse women's basketball shot 7-of-16 from 3, but it wasn’t enough to quell BC's comeback. More observations on the Orange's conference tournament loss to the Eagles.

03/05/2025

“Plant Blindness” refers to the human tendency to take the natural world around us for granted. “The Earth Laughs in Flowers,” a new Syracuse Art Museum exhibit, aims to pull people back into nature.

In art grapes often serve as a symbol for a woman’s prime. The sculpture “Sweet Grapes” is the focal point of “The Earth Laughs in Flowers,” a new exhibit at the Syracuse Art Museum representing Ralph Waldo Emerson's poetry.