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Writer archives: Jacob Gedetsis
Professor keeps 51-year old promise as he waits for NBA Finals outcome
Professor David Rubin promised his father he would keep their two 1964 Cleveland Browns World Championship ticket stubs in his wallet until Cleveland won another championship. Read more »
92-year-old Syracuse University alumna sets marathon record
Harriette Thompson became the oldest woman to complete a competitive marathon on Sunday. Read more »
People.com names Recess Coffee to its list of '20 Coffee Shops in America You Have to Visit'
Check out People.com's reasoning for placing the local coffee shop on the list. Read more »
Communications@Syracuse creates 'Mad Men' infographic
"Mad Men" ended its seventh and final season on Sunday night. The marketing team for Communications@Syracuse created an infographic about the show that they realeased after its finale. Read more »
Syracuse University students named 'Charlotte' react to royal baby name
The Daily Orange caught up with members of the Syracuse University community named Charlotte, and asked how they felt about sharing the name with the royal baby. Read more »
Syracuse University students eat their way to No. 5 GrubHub school during finals
According to the Huffington Post, Syracuse University students eat a lot during finals week. Check out what foods students are ordering during finals week. Read more »
Local resident Josh Batstone reflects on time participating as contestant on NBC’s ‘The Voice’
Artist Josh Batstone is in the Syracuse area, booking shows and attending promotional events. He’s bounced back from what he called a post-production depression after being eliminated in the second round of “The Voice.” He will play his first major show in the area since his elimination on May 1 at the Fulton War Memorial. Read more »
Miss America 2014 Nina Davuluri defends organization, discusses cultural competency
Nina Davuluri spoke at Syracuse University on Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Joyce Hergenhan Auditorium in Newhouse III. Her talk, “Celebrating Diversity through Cultural Competency,” is part of a series of events for Asian-American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Read more »
Yik Yak mascot storms the Quad as part of app's college tour
The social media app visited Syracuse University as part of its nationwide tour to connect the brand with its users. Read more »
Eagle Scout gives advice for must-have items, weather preparation for going hiking
As the winter thaws, adventure seekers look to get out of their stuffy dorms and into the great outdoors. No matter if you are a… Read more »
SU’s MFA in creative writing program fosters close-knit community, acclaimed writers
Pulitzer Prize winners, New York Times best sellers and Guggenheim fellows have all taught and graduated from the program. Read more »
Sweater Beats, Michael Christmas to perform at University Union's first concert on Skybarn on South Campus
University Union announced through Twitter on Thursday night that it will hold its first South Campus show on April 2. Read more »
Work Wednesday: Neali Rogers
Neali Rogers designs and sells college themed chokers. Read more »
Billy Joel to perform in Carrier Dome Friday night, to buck trend of lack of large concerts
Billy Joel will perform for a record seventh-time in the Carrier Dome Friday night. Read more »
Members of Otto's Army react to NCAA sanctions against SU
Some students reacted with anger about the sanctions, while others said they don't believe the punishment will have much of an effect on the attitudes of fans. Read more »
Isaiah Rashad to headline 2nd Bandersnatch concert of spring semester on March 17
Isaiah Rashad, a hip-hop artist, will headline Syracuse University’s second Bandersnatch Concert Series show of the spring semester, University Union announced on Twitter Tuesday night. New Orleans hip-hop artist Pell will be performing as direct support, according to a University Union press release. Read more »
Seniors share experiences, reflect on influence of SU mascot Otto the Orange
Otto the Orange walks through the crowd at the Carrier Dome on Monday night, marking the last men’s basketball game that seniors Jeff Kurkjian, Kyle… Read more »
Lubin House celebrates 50 years as Syracuse University alumni center
In the fall of 1965, Wendy Cohen opened the large black doors of the Joseph I. Lubin House and walked nervously inside. Like thousands of… Read more »
Baseball, experiences at SU influence author Stephen Crane
Author Stephen Crane was more interested in baseball, women and fraternity life at Syracuse University than he was in his studies. But the sights, smells… Read more »
Students to teach empathy in local community
Syeisha Byrd has strong connections to the Syracuse City School District. She is a proud graduate of Fowler High School, a member of the superintendent… Read more »
Syracuse super fan names child ‘Cuse’
For Michael Dow, his “addiction” with Syracuse University sports stretches far beyond his three Syracuse tattoos — for him, ‘Cuse has a deeper meaning. “I… Read more »
Q&A: Professor discusses printmaking art exhibit
Kevin Larmon, a professor of art, design and transmedia in the College of Visual and Performing Arts, is also a student in the printmaking MFA… Read more »
Graduate students develop business strategies for local market
When local business owner Bee Tolman thinks of marketing success stories, places like Wegmans and Burger King come to mind. But those places have people… Read more »
