Professors weigh in on Nobel Prize-winning circadian rhythm research
The research will help scientists better understand organisms’ biological clocks, experts say. Read more »
Daily Archives: October 8, 2017
An ode to 140: How Twitter’s big change affects the way we talk online
Technology columnist Brett Weiser-Schlesinger explains why Twitter's character limit change isn't going to be a bad thing. Read more »
Jamie Martin holding down right back position after return from leg injury
Martin has made a habit out of stripping the ball from oncoming attackers. Read more »
Syracuse University, SUNY-ESF to host second Indigenous Peoples Day celebration
SU adopted Indigenous Peoples Day last year following a recommendation from the Chancellor’s Workgroup on Diversity and Inclusion. Read more »
The Lucas Brothers and T.J. Miller delivered laughs during Homecoming Weekend
The comedians took over Goldstein Auditorium for University Union and Traditions Commission’s 2017 comedy night. Read more »
Chris Fox molded Syracuse cross country from one of the worst college programs into a national powerhouse
Since 2009, Syracuse has won six of seven conference championships and remains a heavy favorite to win this season. Read more »
Alysha Burriss overcame moving to a new country to become a star forward for Syracuse
Burriss never wavered in her play, notching a career-high 24 points her freshman season. But the transition from Ontario to Syracuse was difficult off the ice. Read more »
Proposed 3-year housing requirement could disproportionately affect students of color
Students of color graduate with thousands of dollars more debt than the average white student, and an additional year of required housing at Syracuse University could add to that financial burden. Read more »
Hope Cafe and Tea House uses profits for philanthropic work
Owners Matthew and Mary Cullipher recently opened the cafe in Liverpool in an effort to help people in worldwide relief by offering original food and drinks, like Emoliente, coffee and ceviche. Read more »
How 5 Syracuse University students have grappled with Hurricane Maria’s aftermath
More than 500 SU students, faculty and staff are estimated to have ties to Puerto Rico. Read more »
UC Berkeley Professor to put fresh spin on how young people think about religion
Kaya Oakes, a professor at the University of California, Berkeley, will present on religion ethics to Syracuse University students on Monday. Read more »
Syracuse University celebrates Indigenous Peoples Day in place of Columbus Day for 2nd year
On its second year in recognizing Indigenous Peoples Day, the native community at Syracuse University reflects on the atmosphere the community faces and the changes it's seen. Read more »
Study: About 50 percent of college students say interrupting controversial on-campus speakers is acceptable
Professors at Syracuse University’s S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, though, said students need to better understand the First Amendment. Read more »
Public fascination with celebrity sexuality doesn’t warrant slut-shaming Kylie Jenner
Gender and Sexuality columnist Kelsey Thompson explains why people should consider society’s views on women’s sexuality before slut-shaming Kylie Jenner. Read more »
Video: 44 Questions with James Franco and Angie Pati
Everything you ever wanted to know about James and Angie answered in 44 questions. Read more »
Clean offense leads Syracuse past Georgia Tech, 3-0
Syracuse played clean bumps, sets and spikes to oust the Yellow Jackets in a Sunday sweep. Read more »
All-around performance from freshman Ella Saada pushes Syracuse past Georgia Tech, 3-0
Saada co-led the Orange in kills on Sunday with 16 and produced a .371 hitting percentage. Read more »
Notre Dame's offensive pressure proves too much in Syracuse's 2-0 loss
The Fighting Irish constantly pressured the Syracuse defense, unleashing 28 shots in the 2-0 win on Sunday afternoon. Read more »
