Typecasting is a huge problem for TV, and actors who break this mold are rare. TV columnist Malvika Randive supports Alexis Bledel’s decision to do so. Read more »
Columnist Jenny Bourque highlights the upcoming album, festival, tour and TV show coming from Gorillaz after a six-year hiatus. Read more »
Shazif Shaikh sleeps only a few hours a week, but that doesn’t dim his energy and drive to improve the science community on campus. Read more »
Since 2010, Syracuse Sports Association has been providing community members with opportunities to play sports in a fun and friendly environment. Read more »
Jon Mettus reminisces about a college career intertwined strangely with Syracuse's head women's basketball coach. Read more »
New York ADL is working to fight racism and hate by strengthening ties between communities, working with elected officials and partnering with law enforcement. Read more »
Sammy Fernandez and Kelsey Johnson both use slap hitting instead of swinging away. The technique utilizes their speed to get on base. Read more »
Univeristy Union announced pop singer Moxie Raia as the opening act for Mayfest 2017. Here are three facts before seeing her on Friday. Read more »
The Hendricks Chapel Choir's Annual Spring Concert will be its 12th and final performance of the semester on Sunday at 7 p.m. Read more »
Environment columnist Lydia Niles explains how bringing ride-hailing to upstate New York will benefit more than just your wallet — it’s a good move for the environment, too. Read more »
A United States federal judge in San Francisco on Tuesday revoked President Donald Trump’s executive action signed in January withholding federal funds from cities that disobey his immigration policies. Read more »
On the campaign trail, President Donald Trump said he would “cancel” the agreement, potentially removing the U.S. from it. He may be changing his mind, however. Read more »
Associate Professor Yutaka Sho co-founded a nonprofit design firm called GA Collaborative after a transformative trip to Rwanda. Read more »
Chris Libonati remembers his late grandfather who was his inspiration behind attending college. Read more »
Most courses for the program will be housed in the School of Information Studies, but students are required to take several data science courses from the Martin J. Whitman School of Management. Read more »
The committee has so far identified peer and aspirational institutions for comparisons in faculty salaries and has preliminary “statistical analyses of factors that correlate with salaries,” according to an SU News release. Read more »
Anderson is the second of three finalists for the dean position at the Martin J. Whitman School of Management. The finalist selected for the position will replace former Dean Kenneth Kavajecz, who was arrested in September. Read more »
In a recent interview with The Daily Orange, Syverud said he doesn’t have a position “on any particular proposal because I don’t know yet what the exact proposal is.” Read more »
The legendary former Beatle and celebrated solo musician will play at the Carrier Dome Sept. 23. Tickets go on sale Monday, May 1. Read more »
McCartney gained fame as a member of The Beatles in the 1960s and has since had a successful solo career. Read more »
Jonathan Rieth has volunteered on the front lines in the fight against the Islamic State multiple times. It’s dangerous, but he says it’s worth it. Read more »
Stanley Bondy, facilities coordinator for the Newhouse School, stays humble despite being indispensable to faculty. Read more »
Conservative columnist Joseph Pucciarelli picks out the flaws in New York state’s new bill, from its cost to taxpayers to how it keeps students from leaving the state. Read more »
Liberal columnist Ryan Dunn proposes solutions that would improve Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s Excelsior Scholarship program. Read more »
