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Design editor | Fall 2017-Spring 2018; Asst. News Editor | Fall 2018-Spring 2019; News Editor | Fall 2019; Digital Editor | Spring 2020; Editor-in-Chief | Fall 2020-Spring 2021 Read more »
Writer archives: Casey Darnell
How The D.O. is tracking diversity in our newsroom
In mid-February, we will publish the first iteration of The Daily Orange’s diversity report, with recommendations for improvement from our staff and Board of Directors. Read more »
The Daily Orange releases fall 2020 diversity report
The D.O.'s first diversity report detailing staff demographics and content diversity. Read more »
COVID-19 put D.O. traditions on pause. But there are some silver linings.
The fall semester was devoid of many traditions cherished by students and alumni. Read more »
The Daily Orange unable to print until Thursday
In lieu of a Monday issue, The D.O. will publish a 16-page paper on Thursday. Read more »
Investigation results in no evidence of additional quote fabrication
An investigation into the prior writing of former The D.O. columnist Christian Andreoli has found no evidence of additional quote fabrication beyond the original incident. Read more »
The Daily Orange to cut Wednesday print paper for fall semester
The Daily Orange Board of Directors has moved to cut Wednesday print production for the Fall 2020 semester as a cost-saving measure due to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more »
From the Editors: The D.O. is working to diversify our newsroom
After 117 years of production, The Daily Orange must now focus on fairly representing the multicultural audience it serves by first diversifying its staff. Read more »
Student robbed on corner of Harrison Street, Ostrom Avenue
An unknown man exited his vehicle, approached the student and stole their phone around 12:20 a.m. Read more »
The D.O. needs your help during the coronavirus pandemic and beyond
The D.O. has launched a fundraising campaign to further web development, provide staff salaries and make up for lost print revenue. Read more »
Lockerbie bomber could get new appeal
35 Syracuse University students died in the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103. Read more »
Map: See how coronavirus threatens SU Abroad programs
Coronavirus cases have been confirmed in countries with Syracuse University study abroad programs. Read more »
Naming students behind hate acts would violate federal law, experts say
#NotAgainSU demands SU release the names of students found responsible for hate incidents. Read more »
SU continues to dismiss protesters’ claims as chancellor apologizes
Amanda Nicholson, assistant provost and dean of student success, rejected the claim on Monday that DPS officers assaulted students outside Crouse-Hinds Hall. Read more »
SU responds to racial profiling accusations
#NotAgainSU has claimed SU racially profiled students who were never in Crouse-Hinds Hall. Read more »
Mike Bloomberg to open Syracuse field office
The office will be Syracuse's first for the 2020 presidential campaign. Read more »
SU mistakenly suspended 4 students
A Syracuse University official confirmed the mistaken suspensions on Wednesday. Read more »
LGBT Resource Center director leaves impact despite short tenure
khristian kemp-delisser served as director of SU’s center for less than two years. Read more »
#NotAgainSU ends Barnes Center sit-in
Protest organizers announced the end of #NotAgainSU's sit-in at the Barnes Center on Thursday night. The occupation lasted eight days. Read more »
Dean of students discusses work with #NotAgainSU protesters
Marianne Thomson spoke about her behind-the-scenes work with student protesters over the past two weeks at a press conference on Thursday. Read more »
Transcript: SU Chancellor Kent Syverud answers questions about hate crimes, bias-related incidents on campus
In an interview on Saturday with The Daily Orange and CitrusTV, Syracuse University Chancellor Kent Syverud responded to six questions regarding at least 16 reported racist, anti-Semitic… Read more »
Chancellor Kent Syverud denies cover-up of racist incidents
The chancellor said Thursday that he isn’t aware of intentional efforts to hide reports of racial graffiti in Day Hall. Read more »
What suspension means for Alpha Chi Rho, Greek life at SU
The Alpha Chi Rho fraternity was suspended for their involvement in a racist incident near College Place. Read more »
‘This is not about me’: Syverud promises to work with students on demands
Chancellor Kent Syverud discussed his response to the #NotAgainSU demands in an interview with The Daily Orange on Tuesday night. Read more »
