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Syracuse just got a little nuttier with return of NUTmobile Abby Presson | Asst. Copy Editor Ally Toolan, Grace Noice and Tyler Towne (left to right) are visiting SU this week in the NUTmobile to “spread smiles in the salty streets,” Noice said. Facebook Google+ The Daily Orange is a nonprofit newsroom that receives no funding from Syracuse University. Consider donating today to support our mission. Tena Baehm waited outside for the Planters’ NUTmobile to arrive at her retirement home in Ooltewah, Tennessee last summer. Ally “Almond Ally” Toolan, a Syracuse University alumna, remem...

This week in our WiCipedia roundup: Politics gets a bit more politically correct; breaking the hiring mold; how companies can actually create change; and more. With a new administration comes opportunity for change at every level, and that's just what has happened over the past few weeks. The white, male domination of politics may not be coming to an end any time soon, but women and BIPOC are slowly moving in and pushing diversity measures in the stodgy White House. Jessica Rosenworcel has become the second female FCC chair ever, NBC News reports, and she is also the first mother in that posi...

This week in our WiCipedia roundup: Board diversification goal setters; Netflix releases first inclusion report; CES 2021 focuses on women in tech; and more. Diversifying boards has been a real point of tension in the tech world in recent years, yet there are companies out there that have done it and don't seem to think the excuses bear weight. CIO featured an article by Elizabeth Stock, executive director of nonprofit PDX Women in Tech (PDXWIT), to talk about the process that PDXWIT took to get from 100% white, straight, CIS board members to more than 80% BIPOC along with LGBTQ members, all ...

This week in our WiCipedia roundup: The argument for why jobs in tech shouldn't require a diploma; a new online community for women in UX; how language in job descriptions affects applicants; and more. Tech CEOs are often lauded for being wunderkinds who didn't even go to college. Yet the reality is that these founders are almost always white men who dropped out of Ivy League schools and had every possible advantage growing up. An op-ed on CNBC asks companies to now consider hiring other employees who don't have college degrees, specifically Black women. Child computer prodigy LaShana Lewis ...

Spring 2021: Meet the Staff Spring 2021: Meet the Staff The people responsible… Major: English/Journalism with a Mass Media Minor Lenah is a senior English journalism major from Douglasville, Georgia. This is her third year as the Campus Life Editor, but she has been writing for The Spectator since her freshman year. Lenah is also apart of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Inc. and loves doing community service with her sisters. Her favorite hobbies are playing tennis and writing. Lenah’s goal for after graduating is to become a news reporter. “By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail.�...