Duck: Kathryn Krawczyk
Co-Feature Editor | Spring 2016; Copy Chief | Fall 2016 and Spring 2018; Editorial Editor | Fall 2017 Read more »
Writer archives: Kathryn Krawczyk
Beneath the surface: Chronic illness can be invisible. Its effect on a college career isn’t
Invisible illnesses, such as chronic abdominal migraines or the seemingly everyday asthma, show there’s more to health than what meets the eye. Read more »
Explainer: Theta Tau’s suspension, and permanent expulsion, from SU
Here’s everything to know if you’re just learning about Theta Tau’s expulsion from Syracuse University. Read more »
This horse rescue is moving to greener pastures
Sunshine Horses rehabilitates and rehomes ex-racehorses north of Syracuse, and it’s fundraising so it can rescue even more. Read more »
How one architecture firm shaped the face of Syracuse University
King + King Architects recently celebrated 150 years in business. The firm is the brains behind Crouse College, Bird Library and dozens of other buildings at SU. Read more »
The New Workout Plan: With Archbold closed, take this quiz to find an exercise alternative that suits you
Archbold Gymnasium is closed until 2019, but that doesn’t have to be an excuse to ditch the gym. Read more »
Why some students spent a semester off campus — but didn’t go abroad
There are dozens of options to study abroad while at Syracuse University, but some off-campus options keep students in U.S. to focus on their future careers. Read more »
Thousands of protesters gather in New York City in peaceful Women's March
The New York City march was a spin on the Women’s March on Washington, which also took place Saturday to protest President Donald Trump’s inauguration. Read more »
Trump protesters in New York City stage demonstrations in the place where Trump rose to fame
Protesters from around the country — and in same cases, the world — stage demonstrations outside Trump establishments in his hometown of New York City. Read more »
Protesters take to New York City during Donald Trump's inauguration
In New York City, protests of Donald Trump's presidency broke out on Friday, but police were ready. Read more »
Santa Claus is coming to town — and he's wearing a leather jacket
John Wheeler has been Santa since a little boy approached him in a store and asked him if he was Mr. Claus, a persona he embodies not just during the holiday season. Read more »
Bread and Roses brings roommates together to co-own low-income housing
Bread and Roses is a communal living non-profit that offers low-income housing and a different lifestyle. Seven people currently call the Westcott house their home. Read more »
Vinny Maugeri remembered by loved ones for his big personality, infectious smile and 'bear hugs'
From mattress shopping to an eighth grade algebra class to a Florida road trip, friends share memories that senior biology major and Phi Kappa Psi brother Vinny Maugeri made brighter. Maugeri died Friday from injuries he sustained in a car accident last week, but his loved ones are making sure his winning smile is remembered. Read more »
Doughnut stand expands into full-time shop, serves up apple cider treats to locals
Customers will wait in a long, winding line at the Central New York Regional Market just to get their hands on an apple cider donut from Regional Donut Authority. Read more »
Junior James Franco shares name with actor, creates different image for self
James Franco will prepare to meet the actor who shares his name when "The Interview" star comes to Syracuse this weekend. Read more »
State Fair celebrates 175 years with $50 million in improvements
Catch up with The Great New York State Fair's rich 175-year history and learn about the new improvements implemented by Gov. Andrew Cuomo. Read more »
Mike Dooling joins The D.O. as general manager, has helped turn advertising staff into a family
Mike Dooling, the general manager of The Daily Orange, took on the role after the unexpected resignation of the previous GM and has since created an atmosphere that has brought the advertising staff together. Read more »
Syracuse Stage names new managing director
Syracuse Stage has completed its leadership transition that started with the departure of its arts and managing directors. Jill Anderson joins Robert Hupp in filling these higher roles at the Stage. Read more »
SU alumnus, Adam Sandler look-alike gets invite to movie premiere
SU alumnus and Adam Sandler doppelgänger Max Kessler never thought he would be noticed by Adam Sandler. After a post on Reddit went viral, Kessler got an invite to Sandler's new movie premiere. Read more »
5 things to know about PUBLIC
With Mayfest in just over a week, there's still time to prepare for the three artists that will take the stage. Check out these facts on one band, alt-rockers PUBLIC, that will be playing during the day in Walnut Park. Read more »
Vince Staples, Louis the Child, PUBLIC to perform at Mayfest
This year's Mayfest will feature three diverse groups of musicians. Hip-hop artist Vince Staples, electronic music duo Louis the Child and pop rockers PUBLIC will all appear at the festival in Walnut Park. Read more »
