Injuries and formation changes allow success for all 3 Syracuse setters this season
All three setters were given playing time in the Orange’s first game of the season against Siena on Aug. 25, and it hasn't stopped since. Read more »
Daily Archives: October 31, 2017
New York residents usually vote against holding a constitutional convention. This year could be different, one expert says.
New York state hasn’t held a constitutional convention since 1938, following the Great Depression. Read more »
Jukka Masalin, Ian McIntyre's lead general, helped Syracuse become a premiere program
During their eight years at Syracuse, McIntyre and Masalin have turned Syracuse from an afterthought to a contender. Read more »
Syracuse enters ACC tournament without a conference win for first time in program history
All six of Syracuse’s conference losses have come within a goal. Its other two conference matches resulted in ties. Read more »
Experts say mice are primary cause of Lyme disease, not deer
Experts studying ticks and diseases said mice are the primary cause of the spread of tick-borne illnesses, though the public commonly believes deer are the root of the problem. Read more »
Syracuse University experts discuss KRACK cybersecurity breach, SU’s wireless infrastructure
A flaw that could give hackers access to operating systems including Google Android and Apple MacOS will, most likely, not affect SU’s wireless infrastructure, experts say. Read more »
Local musicians to join Everyone Orchestra for improvisational concert at The Westcott Theater
The band’s director, Matt Butler, turns chaos into music during each of the performances. The Orchestra will perform at The Westcott Theater on Thursday night. Read more »
Syracuse University staff member wins Blackstone international entrepreneurship competition
Josh Aviv, entrepreneur-in-residence at the Martin J. Whitman School of Management, won a $15,000 prize at the Blackstone/Techstars venture pitch competition earlier this month. Read more »
Light Work to showcase portrait series by Brooklyn-based photographer John Edmonds
John Edmonds will share his perception of human anonymity through the exhibition in Syracuse. Read more »
Folk rock group Driftwood to perform at The Westcott Theater
Driftwood, a Binghamton-based folk rock band, is set to perform at The Westcott Theater on Friday night. The band recently signed onto new management and has a collaboration in place with a major music producer. Read more »
Newhouse director Timi Komonibo balances recruiting students with running fashion enterprise
Komonibo founded her social enterprise, Style Lottery, in 2013. Four years later, she is a recipient of 2017 Bustle’s Upstart Award for her work in business, fashion and philanthropy. Read more »
How to dress up for Halloween if you have the mumps
Humor columnist Annabeth Grace Mann explains that the mumps don't have to hold you back from a creative Halloween costume. Read more »
Syracuse moves up 1 place to No. 11 Tuesday's NFHCA coaches poll
The climb up one spot comes after SU shutout then-No. 24 Pacific, 3-0, Saturday. Read more »
Every horror film genre to satisfy your Halloween needs
Movie columnist Lilly Stuecklen breaks down the many subgenres of horror in honor of Halloween. Read more »
Student Association's Finance Board details RSO funding, recommends denial of Cardi B bill
The organization's assembly members met at Maxwell Auditorium Monday evening as the Finance Board discussed spring 2018 funding. Read more »
STANDING HER GROUND: Laura Lavine, Republican candidate for mayor, fights uphill battle in city dominated by Democrats
Laura Lavine has centered her campaign around education policy and said she would seek mayoral control over the Syracuse City School District, a contentious idea, if elected. Read more »
Syracuse University releases economic assessment report
The study, published by the university Monday, does not reveal SU’s specific plans, making it unclear exactly which initiatives will be affected. Read more »
Politicians need to stop acting like they can fix everything alone — Syracuse mayoral candidates included
Liberal columnist Cole Jermyn voices concern over Syracuse mayoral candidates' use of savior politics and explains why politicians shouldn’t pretend they can fix everything. Read more »
How Syracuse University can make changes to city initiatives more clear
The Daily Orange Editorial Board breaks down Syracuse University’s community impact reports and how to make funding changes to city initiatives easier to understand. Read more »
