Syracuse switches Alex Lamontagne and Taylor Bennett but can’t match Virginia in 3-1 loss
Wheddon felt Syracuse matched Virginia for 75 minutes, but the other 25 cost the team even with versatile players in new positions. Read more »
Daily Archives: October 19, 2017
Clock runs out on Syracuse in 3-1 loss to No. 13 Virginia
The Orange couldn't overcome two unanswered goals from the Cavaliers. Read more »
Making weekend plans? Pulp's got you covered
Here are four things to do in and around Syracuse this weekend. Read more »
Syracuse football injury report: DL Coleman questionable, DL Black doubtful
See who's questionable, who's doubtful, and who's out ahead of the SU-UM game this Saturday. Read more »
Atlantic Coast Conference to move to 18-game conference schedule
The move was made at the ACC Fall Meetings earlier in the week. Read more »
Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner confirms she will not run for Congress in 2018
Miner, in a Tweet on Thursday, said she has no plans to challenge the Republican incumbent representing the 24th Congressional District. Read more »
Orange STEM: Syracuse University students discuss breast cancer awareness
In light of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, SU graduate student Stephen Shepherd sits down with two students whose mothers survived breast cancer and breaks down the numbers behind breast cancer in the United States. Read more »
A look into the money behind the Syracuse mayoral race
Independent candidate Ben Walsh has raised more than twice the amount Democrat Juanita Perez Williams has. Read more »
Syracuse looks to eliminate late defensive lapses and improve offensively
After jumping out to 2-0 lead, Syracuse’s defense faltered and offense went missing in an overtime loss. Read more »
Syracuse University’s 24-hour fundraiser exceeded its goal by 190 percent
More than 3,560 donors contributed to Syracuse University’s first 24-hour fundraiser, called Boost the ‘Cuse. Read more »
6 fans received medical treatment after Syracuse upset Clemson
Storming field turned dangerous for a half-dozen Syracuse fans last Friday night. Read more »
Girls deserve leadership opportunities that only Boy Scouts can provide
Moderate columnist Jefferson Fenner, a lifelong Boy Scout, reflects on how girls can benefit from the BSA as long as they have safe, separate programs. Read more »
Boy Scouts are losing members. Recruiting girls won’t solve that.
Conservative columnist Joey Pucciarelli takes on the Boy Scouts’ decision to allow girls to join their ranks and how it seems to be a cover to boost the Scouts’ declining membership. Read more »
Senate committee report underscores LGBTQ issues, calls for increased resources
The report revealed that Department of Public Safety officers are not required to participate in LGBTQ bias training and that the LGBT Resource Center was not invited to participate in accepted students and student recruitment programming events last year. Read more »
Here’s what Kent Syverud and Michele Wheatly had to say in their latest reports to the University Senate
Wheatly and Syverud on Wednesday provided details about a committee reviewing faculty salary data and an assessment of the university’s local community investments. Read more »
Ending sexual harassment means rejecting how society objectifies us all
Anarchy columnist Sam Norton explains how today’s society divides us by gender representation, and solving it means viewing people as people instead of objects. Read more »
Video: Reusable coffee cups around campus
About 60 billion coffee cups are thrown away every year. Here are some places that offer discounts when customers bring their own reusable cup. Read more »
