Gov. Andrew Cuomo announces funding for early voting in New York state
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Daily Archives: February 20, 2018
Jasmine Nwajei carving out new, smaller role at Syracuse
The redshirt senior transfer led the country in points per game two year ago, but after transferring to SU, Nwajei’s been forced to adjust her game. Read more »
Renowned roboticist Vijay Kumar gives 1st University Lecture on advances in drone technology
Vijay Kumar is an award-winning engineer and roboticist with a specialty in drones. Read more »
Jim Boeheim doesn’t think his players are tired, so please stop asking
Syracuse is regularly running a seven-man rotation and Jim Boeheim doesn't see a problem with it. Read more »
Home is where the heart should be for college students post-graduation
Student Life columnist Rashika Jaipuriar argues against the stigma surrounding college students living at home after graduation. Read more »
Syracuse man-down appears improved from a season ago
After allowing a goal on one third of its man-down opportunities in 2017, Syracuse held a stout Albany offense to one goal on five opportunities. Read more »
Middle Tennessee State’s Nick King flourishing after battling health problems
Nick King has become a star for Middle Tennessee State this season after four frustrating years to begin his college career. Read more »
Courtside seats offer glamour, sweat and about $2 million in annual revenue
The courtside tickets make up a significant source of revenue for the Syracuse Athletics budget. Read more »
Board works to free up more academic space for Syracuse University schools and colleges
The Campus Facilities Advisory Board is tasked with evaluating the major 20-year Campus Framework plan. Read more »
New York state is finally fighting its plastic phantom
Environment columnist Maizy Ludden applauds New York state’s decision to address its plastic bag problem and combat the effects of waste on the environment. Read more »
Chappell Roan to show off evolving sound at The Lost Horizon
The Missouri-based singer will perform in Syracuse on Sunday, when she’ll perform songs from her upcoming album. Read more »
For safety reasons, experts caution against court-storming
Experts suggest that playing surfaces are best left for the players, not a mass of spectators. Read more »
Light Work artist showcases work on violence and masculinity
Justyna Badach, artist and refugee, uses her work to explore the futility of conflict and the American media’s glorification of hyper-masculinity. Read more »
Younes Limam in-match coaching prepares Sofya Golubovskaya to become SU’s new freshman sensation
After focusing most of his attention on sophomore Miranda Ramirez last season, Limam focuses most of his attention on Golubovskaya’s matches. Read more »
Left-leaning organization to hold protests this week outside Rep. John Katko’s office
Demonstrators will protest Katko’s connections to the National Rifle Association and the investigation into possible Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election. Read more »
Drama department to present ‘The Seagull’ as it was meant: a comedy
Anton Chekhov’s work can be dull, but the Syracuse University drama department is looking to elicit some laughs with its production of “The Seagull,” opening Friday. Read more »
Sofya Golubovskaya named ACC Co-Freshman of the week
The award is Sofya Golubovskaya's first acknowledgement from the conference. Read more »
Syracuse University announces appointment of permanent LGBT Resource Center director
khristian kemp-delisser is currently Colgate University’s assistant dean and director of LGBTQ initiatives. Read more »
Alexa Romero named ACC Co-Pitcher of the Week
Alexa Romero threw a perfect game as part of her award-winning week. Read more »
Opponent preview: Everything to know about No. 10 North Carolina
Read up on everything Tar Heels ahead of Syracuse's matchup with UNC on Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Carrier Dome. Read more »
Beat writers predict close game for Syracuse against No. 10 North Carolina
Our beat writers say the game could go either way, but more likely than not, it won't end in Syracuse's favor. Read more »
SUNY-ESF governing body passes resolutions, votes for campus visitation in wake of tensions
SUNY-ESF's January decision to remove three faculty department chairs fanned long-standing tensions between faculty and university administrators. Read more »
HEAVY HITTERS: Rock Steady Boxing CNY supports people battling Parkinson’s disease
The central New York location of Rock Steady Boxing has provided a welcoming space for those affected by Parkinson’s disease since opening in 2016. Read more »
