SA seeks to clarify student activity fee
Student Association is looking to clear up any confusion about what exactly the current student activity fee funds and what Syracuse University funds separately. Read more »
Daily Archives: October 19, 2015
SA members discuss Wednesday night campus lockdown, syllabi
Student Association discusses how DPS handled the Orange Alerts during Wednesday night's lockdown as well as a proposal that would allow students to see syllabi before enrolling in a class. Read more »
Sophomore recounts journey to United States, time in refugee camp
Khadijo Abdulkadir discusses her life as a refugee and as a Syracuse University student. Read more »
Amber Witherspoon finds home with SU volleyball after switching from basketball
Amber Witherspoon played sparingly for the SU basketball team last season. Now she's found a home after switching to the volleyball program. Read more »
Syracuse basketball to try different offensive approach after down season
Syracuse is refining its offensive system to shoot more 3s after a down 2014-2015 season. Read more »
The 4 coats you need for this winter
If you think it’s cold now, you haven't seen anything yet. These are the four coats that everyone needs before we hit winter. Read more »
SA Briefs: 3 takeaways from Oct. 19 meeting
Here are three takeaways from Student Association's Monday night meeting in the Hall of Languages. Read more »
Homan: Quality clothes are worth the price over fast-fashion counterparts
Forever 21 and H&M are nice when you want something cheap, but students should invest in quality clothes with longer lifespans. Read more »
Archambault: Fornication preferences should be personal and not judged
“Spit or swallow” can be a personal code of conduct by which many people become quite adamant. Read more »
SU professor contributes to research about school cutoff dates and suicide rates
A Syracuse University professor and a professor at Osaka University in Japan conducted research that concluded students who are born closer to school cutoff dates in Japan are more likely to commit suicide. Read more »
Kamal Miller poses offensive threat with improved ball handling
Kamal Miller hasn't emerged as an offensive threat for Syracuse, but the defender has refined his ball handling enough where head coach Ian McIntyre is comfortable with him in an offensive position. Read more »
Ask the Experts: Professors discuss division of House GOP
Professors in the Maxwell School of Citizenship discuss the division of the GOP in the House of Representatives following Speaker of the House John Boehner's resignation. Read more »
Beat writers grade position groups, team and Scott Shafer at midway point
Our football beat writers grade Scott Shafer, each position group and the team with six games down and six games to go. Read more »
MLB.com College Challenge returns for sixth consecutive year
The MLB.com College Challenge is an overnight student competition held by the iSchool where students create innovate concepts for MLB.com. Read more »
SU professor joins national team researching infrastructure, extreme weather
College of Engineering and Computer Science professor David Chandler has joined a team of researchers that will look into how to build infrastructure that can withstand extreme weather. Read more »
SU Board of Trustees to discuss in November tentative future of Carrier Dome
The Board of Trustees will talk about the future of the Carrier Dome in November. Read more »
Syracuse football primer: What to know for Pittsburgh week
Here's everything you need to know about Syracuse's upcoming matchup with Pittsburgh in the Carrier Dome. Read more »
Syverud discusses Syracuse University's NCAA appeals rationale
Chancellor Kent Syverud said Monday that SU weighed many options before choosing to appeal to reduction in scholarships and vacation of wins handed down by the NCAA in March. Read more »
Steve Williams launches bid for Congress in NY's 24th Congressional District
Steve Williams, a lawyer in Syracuse, announced Monday that he is running for Congress as a Democrat and is hoping to challenge Rep. John Katko. Read more »
Week in Sports: Orange Madness, AJ Long's concussions and more
A round-up of the week's biggest sports stories, including AJ Long's medical disqualification, Orange Madness and more. Read more »
Chipotle on Marshall Street opens late due to sewage problem
The Chipotle on Marshall Street opened late on Monday due to sewage and drainage problems that occurred the night before. Read more »
Syracuse-Florida State to be played at noon on ABC
Syracuse will face Florida State at noon on Oct. 31. It will be broadcast on ABC. Read more »
Mark Wheeler named new director of athletic compliance
Mark Wheeler will replace Erlease Wagner as the director of athletic compliance at Syracuse. Read more »
Poll: Should DPS have been more clear in its correspondence during Wednesday night's Orange Alert?
What did you think of the Orange Alerts Wednesday night? Read more »
