Duck: Lara Sorokanich
A few weeks ago when I met with soon-to-be Editor in Chief Mara Corbett to tell her about the job, I told her this: You… Read more »
Writer archives: Lara Sorokanich
Storify: Syracuse fans react to NCAA investigation, Rakeem Christmas' last game during season finale
Orange fans took to social media and offered mixed reactions of support and disappointment during Saturday's N.C. State game, following the release of NCAA sanctions on Friday. Read more »
Q&A with “New Girl” actor Max Greenfield
The Daily Orange sat down with Max Greenfield, the comedian who plays Schmidt on Fox's “New Girl,” before his lecture in Goldstein Auditorium on Tuesday… Read more »
Close-Knit: During basketball season, Syracuse moms bond over Facebook heart-to-hearts, vibrant footwear
Every basketball game day starts the off same way for Syracuse University alumna Jo-Ann Laifer: She gets up in the morning, puts on her orange… Read more »
It's OK to be together: Relationships create new experiences, offer support system, consistency
Heather Pyle and Anthony Odorisi can read each other’s minds. Or at least, they say, that’s how it seems. Watching them interact, it wouldn’t be… Read more »
Kevin Aziz: Google internship offers professional, fun work environment
This four-part series spotlights four Syracuse University students during their summer internships — part 2 of 4. Forbes magazine calls it the best internship in… Read more »
New York State Fair concert ticket sales low despite 1 month to opening day
With the heat wave passed and internships winding down, it may feel like the summer season is coming to a close. But for the city… Read more »
Q&A with Carrie Sunde: Miss Cambridge, top 10 in Miss Massachusetts
She hasn’t been competing in pageants very long, but that hasn’t stopped senior public relations major Carrie Sunde from scoring some impressive victories. The 20-year-old… Read more »
Identical degrees: Twin brothers graduate with architecture degrees, prepare for life apart after college
Tanner and Weston Halkyard swear it was sheer coincidence that they ended up at the same university. They both applied to a number of other… Read more »
Sorokanich: Fashionistas in Jordanian culture dress in modern clothes, bodies still covered
One of the things people asked me most frequently when I decided to come to Jordan was what I would have to wear and how… Read more »
Sorokanich: Valentines found abroad, despite holiday not existing in Jordan
I’ve been in Irbid, Jordan for three weeks now, but I haven’t lost all of my Americanisms yet. It’s Feb. 12, and you know what… Read more »
Sorokanich: Despite tough beginnings, columnist finds sense of home in Irbid
It’s amazing how just a little time can change your perspective. When I sat down to write my column last week, anger and frustration gnawed… Read more »
Sorokanich: Living in Irbid signifies different experiences, harsh realities
Irbid, Jordan is not for the faint of heart. The buildings here are worn down, the traffic is loud and piles of garbage line the… Read more »
Sorokanich: Anticipation of abroad trip leads to revelations about stereotypes
When I tell people I’m studying abroad in Jordan, I tend to get the same hesitant response: “Is that safe? How do your parents feel… Read more »
Sorokanich: Studying abroad in Jordan will give knowledge of country beyond conflict
A Middle Eastern adventure complete with warm, arid winds and a trusty camel. Sun and sand, scorching daytime temperatures and cool, dark nights gazing up… Read more »
