Your Daily Horoscope: MySlice registration edition
Here are the classes you should take next semester based on your zodiac sign. Read more »
Writer archives: The Daily Orange Feature Staff
Video: The D.O. explains the Panhellenic recruitment process
Anna Henderson, digital design editor, explains Syracuse University’s Panhellenic recruitment process. The 2019 recruitment process began on Jan. 17 and will continue until Jan. 27. Read more »
Gifting season: Homemade holiday recipe jars make for easy, delicious do-it-yourself presents
It’s easy to get wrapped up in the spirit of giving during the month of December, no matter what holiday you might celebrate. Spend a… Read more »
Myslice is right: Find your most compatible schedule by matching classes to your personality
There’s a huge difference between the classes currently sitting in your shopping cart on MySlice versus the classes you will actually end up taking. Unless… Read more »
Twenty-five ways to take part in World Kindness Day
Today, spread some joy to the Syracuse campus by performing a random act of kindness in celebration of World Kindness Day. Introduced in 1998 by… Read more »
Masters of disguise: Try these simple DIY costumes instead of reusing unoriginal outfits
RIP to the black cats and lumberjacks out there. It’s time to unearth some new Halloween costumes. The good news is, chances are you’ll probably… Read more »
Project pumpkin: Six alternative ways to use your favorite fall squash
It’s almost time for the Great Pumpkin to appear. That’s right, ’tis the season to go pumpkin picking. And sure, the next obvious step is… Read more »
Survive syllabus week, plan ahead
It’s the first week of classes, the time to meet your teachers and get to know your fellow classmates. Actual classwork usually doesn’t get heavy… Read more »
Shots and lagers: Will you pace your MayFest partying well enough to make it to Block Party? Test it out with this board game
Collectively, MayFest and Block Party last an intense nine hours or so. And those planning to go big or go home are going to need… Read more »
Upper crust: University-area taste test finds best pizza just in time for March Madness
Pizza is a sports-viewing staple. And with the NCAA Tournament right around the corner, it is more important than ever to have a solid knowledge… Read more »
Festivus for the rest of us: The best ways to enjoy a solo Valentine's Day
In NBC sitcom lore, Festivus was an anti-holiday created to cope with the obnoxious holiday-lovers who ruin Christmas every year. While Festivus was originally created… Read more »
Road to relaxation: Don't let the stress college brings define your college lifestyle
Stress happens. It is an inevitable part of college life. Between the time consumption of class schedules and the anxiety over whether to wear your… Read more »
New beginnings: After the failure of 2012 apocalypse, 2013 will be a way to start anew and learn from mistakes of last year.
With the possibility of Armageddon a perpetual concern throughout 2012, the world came up winning just by staying afloat and making it through Dec. 21.… Read more »
Necessary tips to survive life as a freshman on campus
Don’t wear your lanyard or Class of 2016 shirts. It's good to have pride in your school, but hold off on the shirt for at… Read more »
Finally there: Tips, tricks make finals week more enjoyable for stressed out students
It happens every year, no matter how hard students may try to fight it. After a semester of procrastinating, five months worth of stress accumulates… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday : Koi fish, straight edge emblem and three spades
Tom Henry is no stranger to tattoos. Henry, a senior English and textual studies major, got his first at 17 years old and now has… Read more »
Gimme a break: Four students reveal humorous anecdotes from week off
Ah, Spring Break - the time to get away from the stress of school and just let loose for a week. Five students share stories… Read more »
Undefeated pride: It takes more than one loss to stifle rambunctious Orange fans
Even though the Orange's run at an undefeated season was cut short by the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, the 20-0 start broke records and kept… Read more »
Kicking cabin fever: Don't feel snowed in, discover some ways to play it cool when it's cold outside
Don't let frigid temperatures freeze your motivation to get out and do something. Sure, winter's in full swing, but there's still plenty to do. And… Read more »
It's always snowy in Syracuse: Telltale signs that winter unleashed its fury on Salt City
It is official: Winter has arrived and it's here to stay. How can you tell? Well, icicles line the roofs of houses. The sun rises… Read more »
Carpe diem: Check off what to accomplish before the world ends in 2012
The Mayans prophesied that the world will cease to exist in December 2012. This means there's a little less than a year left before humanity… Read more »
Fuel your fun: Hit the brakes on your fall break road trip from Syracuse to The Big Apple
For the first time, Thanksgiving Break is a weeklong. The extra days offer a perfect opportunity to rev up the engine, grab some friends and… Read more »
Underneath it all: SA candidates share candid tidbits, talk about anything but politics
It's Student Association election season, and by now you probably feel beaten over the head with politics. You're wondering what these candidates would be like… Read more »
Winter will be here before you know it, here are 7 outdoor activities to enjoy before it's too late
The last of the auburn and gold leaves are falling from the trees. Halloween is now just a red 'X' on the calendar, and gray skies… Read more »
