Gov. Cuomo's HIV/AIDS legislation empowers, educates youth
Gender and Sexuality columnist Myelle Lansat reacts to New York state’s recently passed HIV/AIDS prevention legislation and analyzes the bill in the U.S. social context. Read more »
Daily Archives: October 2, 2016
Student Association comptroller explains decision to redistribute funds originally meant for Fetty Wap
UU asked that the funds that were supposed to pay for Fetty Wap still go to the organization after he did not show up to Juice Jam. But Evans said SA rejected this approach due to many different factors. Read more »
Gallery pays homage to popular childhood book illustrator
The newest art gallery in Shaffer pays homage to the popular author/illustrator Maurice Sendak, best known for his children's picture book, "Where the Wild Things Are." Read more »
Michele Wheatly responds to criticism over Maxwell dean appointment
The provost said she heard repeatedly from people within Maxwell that the school needed a full-time dean and that Van Slyke's name was often mentioned as a possible candidate. Read more »
SU alum delights palates with artisan sweet shop, Lune Chocolat
Whitman alum Michael Woloszyn celebrates 5 years of business after leaving his marketing degree behind in favor of opening a chocolate shop in Manlius. Read more »
TV soundtracks are more than just background music
Music columnist Phoebe Smith discusses how background music in television shows and emotionally connect the viewer with the show. Read more »
Human Rights Film Festival provides educational Friday night
This year, 23 academic departments participated in the 14th annual Human Rights Film Festival at Syracuse, prominently featuring "Trick or Treaty." Read more »
Community organization keeps kids away from gang activity
Real Fathers, Real Men was born out of General Davis' time in prison. His mother showed him so much love that Davis was inspired to turn things around forever. Read more »
Aspiring musician inspired by rock-and-roll bands, writes own music
Krischer’s dream is to be a musician and to take in all of life’s experiences. Most importantly, he wants to be able to help people through their day with his own music, the way his favorite artists helped him. Read more »
Westcott Trumps Hate weekend event draws progressive thinkers
Westcott Theater hosted the inclusive, left-minded festival Saturday, featuring live music and a voter registration table. Read more »
Syracuse women's soccer suffers 3rd straight loss in 4-0 defeat at Duke
Syracuse hasn't scored a goal in its last three games. Read more »
Syracuse volleyball beats Miami in most dominant win of season
Syracuse won three sets in a row for the first time all year to beat Miami in four sets. Read more »
Stock up/stock down: A look back at Syracuse football’s loss to Notre Dame
Here’s a look at where some players and units stood out. Read more »
No. 4 Syracuse field hockey avoids upset with 3 2nd-half goals in win over Bucknell
Syracuse was down 2-1 at halftime, but came back to beat unranked Bucknell, 4-3. Read more »
SU Drama’s production of ‘Nine’ embraces Italian roots, cinematic values
The Department of Drama kicked off its 2016-2017 season with the Tony Award-winning musical about a filmmaker and his struggle to balance the blurred lines of his creative life and his personal life. Read more »
Syracuse University student identified as homicide victim in DeWitt
A Syracuse University student has been identified as a homicide victim after being found dead in DeWitt, according to the Onondaga County Sheriff's Office. Read more »
