Baked Magazine - Fall 2025
Baked Magazine's latest issue, which focuses on discovery. As managing editor, I oversaw the print team and edited every story for style and structure.
About Me
My name is Delia Sara Rangel and I'm from California’s Central Valley. I'm currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Magazine, News, and Digital Journalism at the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University with a minor in Food Studies. I'm particularly interested in politics, food and how they intersect. I currently serve as the Editor-in-Chief of The Daily Orange. I was also chosen to join The New York Times Corps in 2023 for the duration of my undergraduate career. I have a strong passion for storytelling and am eager to learn. Read some of my work below!
My Work
With admissions to 18 majors paused, programs brace for ‘uncertain’ futures
I pitched and led a five-reporter team, reporting alongside them and talking with students and faculty to understand their experiences and what each program meant to them.
Delia Rangel - The Daily Orange
A link to all my pieces published with The Daily Orange.
College of Arts & Sciences pauses admission to 20 majors amid portfolio review
After a tip, The Daily Orange broke that SU had paused admissions to majors within its largest college. I co-bylined the story and spoke with faculty who claimed they had no input.
SU removed DEIA language from its IDEA course description over summer
The Daily Orange broke that SU removed DEIA language from an undergraduate requirement without faculty input, raising concerns about shared governance.
SU students identified, charged with hate crime after Zeta Beta Tau incident, SPD says
Two SU students were charged with a hate crime after an incident at a fraternity. I reported the story as it developed, updating coverage as details emerged.
'Dangerous precedent': SU professors petition after deans' override of faculty vote on new A&S curriculum
The Daily Orange obtained a petition signed by more than 200 faculty members calling for collaboration after deans overrode approved Liberal Arts Core revisions.
Valerie Goldstein, SU graduate, remembered for 'unstoppable' drive
SU alum Valerie Goldstein and her family died in December 2024. I spoke with friends and professors who remembered her as a cherished member of the SU community.
United Syracuse advocates for changes to SU employee parking rates
I reported on concerns from unionized SU faculty and staff who said the parking fee system disproportionately impacted lower-paid employees.
Mannion, Williams face off in 1st of 4 debates for NY-22 seat
I co-bylined coverage of the first debate between then–State Senator John Mannion and incumbent Brandon Williams during the 2024
NY-22 congressional race.
NY-22 congressional race.
