Syracuse, a team that loves the 3-pointer, is starting to hit more from behind the arc
Syracuse relies on the 3-pointer more than any team in the ACC. Head coach Quentin Hillsman thinks his team can shoot the ball better. Read more »
Daily Archives: November 28, 2017
Study: Female researchers are less likely to have academic research published
Female experts said for discrepancies in academic papers to change, beliefs and practices of those who encourage students to publish must change. Read more »
Syracuse using its ‘core values’ to reach peak performance on and off the ice
After failing to uphold its ‘BTC’ motto last year, the Orange hopes to finally follow through with a new phrase this season Read more »
Elephants are friends, not products. Here’s how we can protect them.
Environment columnist Allison Weis discusses the urgency of the declining elephant population and presents the challenges current policymakers face. Read more »
Officials: County jail unification under sheriff could save taxpayers money
County legislators said they believe constituents voted to unify county jails to promote efficiency. Read more »
College of Law’s Syrian Accountability Project works to document ongoing Yazidi genocide
Thousands of Yazidi people, a religious minority in the Middle East, have been killed by the Islamic State group militant group. Read more »
Graduate students rush to unionize before Trump appointees reverse decision
Graduate students at private universities fear their right to unionize will be taken away after President Donald Trump appointed two Republicans to the National Labor Relations Board. Read more »
Great Law of Peace Center serves to provide clarity for Onondaga Nation
The Skä•noñh - Great Law of Peace Center means, “peace and harmony with the natural world,” and serves as a space to clarify the narrative of the Onondaga Nation’s history. Read more »
Syracuse men’s basketball film breakdown: Tyus Battle’s go-ahead 3
In a game with 20 lead changes, Battle’s 3-pointer with a minute to go gave SU a lead that it wouldn’t relinquish. Read more »
The Taste of Africa brings Gabonese owner’s tastes from home to Syracuse
The new African restaurant will serve and cater the Syracuse community with its popular dishes like oxtail, shish kebabs and tilapia. Read more »
From Megyn Kelly to Post Malone, these famous people have spent part of their lives in Syracuse
Whether they graduated from Syracuse University or broke into the world of Hollywood, these celebrities came from the Salt City. Read more »
House GOP tax bill would cut deduction for medical expenses
Daina Stock and her family spent $18,000 on out-of-pocket medical bills last year. The tax deduction that allows her to write off some of those expenses is in jeopardy under the House GOP tax plan. Read more »
Architecture student redesigns 700 new all-gender restroom signs
Architecture student Samuel Dye was assigned the project as an intern in the Campus Planning, Design and Construction office, and he worked with an international design firm. Read more »
Onondaga Historical Association embraces past, present and future as leaders apply new twist to nonprofits
The Onondaga Historical Association was put under new leadership 10 years ago, and today the organization applies multifaceted approach to its storytelling. Read more »
Gallery: Syracuse hangs on against Maryland, 72-70
The best sights from the Orange's narrow win over the Terrapins. Read more »
Roundtable: Beat writers examine Syracuse and how the Orange will fill key holes in 2018
Syracuse will need to replace its top two receivers and two senior linebackers going into next season. Read more »
The proposed Central New York Inland Port could provide desperately needed economic benefits for Syracuse
Business columnist Daniel Strauss explains how the Central New York Inland Port would spur business development in Syracuse. Read more »
Student Association votes to update Fiscal Code, approve more than $10,000 in funding
The organization last updated the Fiscal Code in 2013. Read more »
