Juanita Perez Williams narrowly leads Ben Walsh in October campaign fundraising
The Democratic candidate raised just more than $76,000 in the first three weeks of October. Read more »
Daily Archives: November 1, 2017
Organization discusses updates to Schine Student Center, Turkey visa suspension
Syracuse University’s Graduate Student Organization met with representatives to talk about changes to Schine Student Center at its Wednesday night meeting. Read more »
Common Councilor introduces deer legislation in hopes of supporting state Senate bill
Nader Maroun, who represents a Common Council district that includes portions of Syracuse University, wants to support Sen. John DeFrancisco and Sen. David Valesky’s deer culling bill. Read more »
Syracuse falls to Clemson in penalty kicks in 1st round of ACC tournament
For the seventh time in three years, Syracuse took on Clemson. This time, in another game that ended in penalty kicks, Clemson handed the Orange an ACC tournament and possible season-ending loss. Read more »
FIGHTING SPIRIT: Mayor Stephanie Miner reflects on her 8-year tenure, leading the city of Syracuse, fighting for the underdog
After eight years as mayor of Syracuse, Stephanie Miner is now looking toward her future teaching position at New York University. Read more »
How to make a college-budget Long Island Iced Tea
Take advantage of nips and experiment with drinks you might never make otherwise, and how to do it on a college-budget. Read more »
Mumps cases at Syracuse University jump to 34 confirmed, 73 probable since end of August
More than 100 people have been affected by the mumps outbreak at Syracuse University. Read more »
Meet the 5 people running for the Syracuse City School District Board
Three incumbents and two newcomers are running for three seats on the Syracuse City School District Board this month. Read more »
Syracuse’s bigs, its most unproven unit, shines in 1st exhibition game
Syracuse blocked 16 shots, 12 of which came from Bourama Sidibe and Pascal Chukwu. The pair also altered numerous shots against the Penmen. Read more »
No matter the cost, student health isn’t an indulgence. It’s a necessity.
Student Life columnist Joanna Orland discusses LSU’s installation of a lazy river and how seemingly unnecessary indulgences could be worth the high price tag. Read more »
Battle of the giants: Hulu CEO quits to join Sony TV
TV columnist Malvika Randive explores what the future holds for the up-and-coming streaming service Hulu after its CEO jumped ship to Sony. Read more »
5 things to know about investigative journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones before she speaks at Syracuse University
The award-winning New York Times Magazine journalist will speak at Syracuse University campus and in downtown Syracuse on Thursday. Read more »
Orange STEM: Syracuse University students discuss cybersecurity & staying safe online
Syracuse University graduate student Stephen Shepherd sits down with an ITS student consultant to discuss extra measures to stay safe online. Read more »
ACR Health receives grants for on-site mental health services, Drug User Health Hub
The nonprofit recently received about $300,000 to improve health services and combat AIDS and opioid abuse epidemics. Read more »
CNY Veterans Parade and Expo to celebrate 10th anniversary of honoring veterans and active service members
The 10th annual Veterans Parade and Expo will support veterans and active service members on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Read more »
CNY Fair Housing to hold conference on challenges facing Fair Housing Act in its 50th year
As the Fair Housing Act nears its 50th anniversary, CNY Fair Housing will discuss the impact of the current act and the challenges it faces, like school segregation, domestic violence and accessibility. Read more »
Superlatives from Syracuse's 84-54 exhibition win over Southern New Hampshire
Lone returning starter Tyus Battle shined, Bourama Sidibe racked up six blocks and more from Syracuse's 84-64 exhibition win over Southern New Hampshire on Wednesday night. Read more »
Fast reaction: 3 takeaways from Syracuse's 84-54 thumping of Southern New Hampshire in exhibition
The lineup is still unclear, Bourama Sidibe impressed down low and Tyus Battle scored like the top-tier threat Syracuse needs him to be. Read more »
Documentary on former Syracuse Nationals player Jim Tucker marks his historic role in NBA and his life with Alzheimer’s
The first sneak preview of “Let ‘Em Know You’re There: The Story of Big Jim & the Triple Double” about former NBA player Jim Tucker will be screened Friday at The Palace Theatre in Syracuse. Read more »
Syracuse’s ‘deepest’ recruiting class misses 4th-straight ACC tournament
In 2014, Phil Wheddon called Syracuse’s current senior class the deepest he’s had. Four years later, the group never managed to make the ACC tournament. Read more »
One Direction members on track to beat The Beatles’ record of most solo No. 1 albums
Music columnist Phoebe Smith discusses One Direction’s presence in the music industry as its members join The Beatles as the only groups with three members earning solo No. 1 records. Read more »
Three Syracuse players named to All-ACC teams
Hybrid Lies Lagerweij, midfielder Laura Hurff and back Roos Weers were all named to either first- or second-team on Wednesday morning. Read more »
Babers on head coach openings: ‘I only talk about the job I have’
Syracuse's second year head coach Dino Babers demurs on leaving SU after his name circulates in Florida coaching search. Read more »
