Meet the Syracuse University alumna running for Onondaga County Legislature
Courtney M. Hills, running on the Independence Party line, said she wants to embrace fiscal conservatism and social tolerance. Read more »
Daily Archives: October 3, 2017
Woman rappers like Cardi B, Noname shouldn’t be labeled the “female version of (blank)”
From Cardi B to SZA, women all over have been paving the way for future artists to come, and they should get the credit they deserve. Read more »
4 things to know about Crywolf before his Syracuse show
After performing at major musical festivals like Middlelands, Firefly and South by Southwest, musician Crywolf will bring his diverse electronic style to The Westcott Theater this weekend. Read more »
Inefficient offense hindering No. 9 Syracuse during conference play
After Syracuse lost its first game of the season, 2-1, to then-No. 16 Wake Forest in overtime, players and head coach Ange Bradley repeated the… Read more »
Things are getting 'crazy' for the SU Department of Drama
Students in SU's drama department will perform Tony Award-winning smash “Crazy For You” from Friday to Oct. 15. Read more »
When athletes look to transfer, schools have all the power
Each university has the ability to prevent student-athletes from communicating with certain schools. Read more »
Q&A with American folk rock band The Old Main
After its last album “Arlene” helped the band gain traction, The Old Main released the album “Too Far Gone.” The group will perform at The Westcott Theater on Thursday. Read more »
SUArt Galleries hosts the works of 18th century plate artist
Oct. 11's Lunchtime Lecture will be about Giovanni Piranesi, an 18th century Italian artist featured in the gallery’s Meant to be Shared collection currently on display. Read more »
Syracuse's defense falters without Mo Adams in 1-0 loss to Akron
The defense struggled without Mo Adams, a sophomore midfielder who missed the game because he's accrued five yellow cards this season. Read more »
Official: Syracuse University has raised $6.25 million in support of Invest Syracuse
At the third and final Invest Syracuse public forum, officials discussed fundraising efforts for the five-year plan, new hires and “administrative spending” cuts. Read more »
How one DACA recipient took on right-wing extremism and her college’s administration
Liberal columnist Kyle Smith recounts the story of a college student and DACA recipient threatened with deportation by her fellow students, and how the internet is making these attacks into the new normal. Read more »
Despite offensive pressure, Syracuse loses 5th game in 6 tries, 1-0, to Akron
Even though the Orange pressured Akron from the beginning, it could never find an equalizer. Read more »
It’s time to change the way we respond to mass shootings
Moderate columnist Jefferson Fenner discusses how if every other mass shooting didn’t change our minds on gun control, responding to Las Vegas in the same way won’t either. Read more »
For the first time this season, Syracuse unranked in United Soccer Coaches poll
Syracuse has yet to win a conference game and is unranked for the first time all season. Read more »
Syracuse slips to No. 9 in latest coaches poll
The slide comes after the Orange lost at Louisville and beat Princeton in the same weekend. Read more »
The Operational Excellence initiative was discontinued this year without notice from Syracuse University
The launch of Invest Syracuse, SU’s $100 million academic investment plan, came as SU also discontinued Operational Excellence, the branch of Fast Forward Syracuse concerned with creating investment plans. Read more »
SUNY-ESF researchers bring near-extinct snails back to the wild
A lab at SUNY-ESF raised and released a group of near-extinct snails into Chittenango Falls State Park. Read more »
Student Association allocates $500 to menstrual health product initiative
Currently, products are only provided in certain buildings on campus in women’s restrooms. One SA chair now wants to expand the program. Read more »
She lives in Syracuse, but Abbey Mirigliano will always be marked by Pittsburgh
As an incoming freshman, Abbey Mirigliano had a tough time making friends. Since then she’s found a second home here in Syracuse, but to never forget her hometown, Mirigliano got a tattoo of the city and a heart. Read more »
4 remaining Syracuse mayoral candidates discuss schools, I-81 at first general election debate
Juanita Perez Williams and Laura Lavine clashed on Lavine’s plan to implement mayoral control over the Syracuse City School District. Read more »
