Opponent preview: What to know about No. 3 Clemson
Clemson ranks in the top 20 defenses in both yards allowed and points allowed per game. Read more »
Daily Archives: September 26, 2018
SU Greek life survey results to be shared publicly
SU administrators answered questions about Greek life, mental health services and diversity and inclusion programs at a town hall on Wednesday night. Read more »
Retired U.S. ambassador shares diplomacy, communication advice at SU
About 30 people attended a talk by Harriet Elam-Thomas on Wednesday, where she discussed civility, sensitivity and respect in effective communication. Read more »
Moe Neal receiving the main share of SU's carries
Despite being listed as a co-starter with Dontae Strickland, Neal has nearly doubled Strickland’s production. Read more »
Six-seminar series helps students with issues outside the classroom
SU students can learn about career development and self-care at three seminars throughout the fall 2018 semester. Read more »
Claire Cooke a fixture in SU’s lineup almost 2 years after ACL surgery
Cooke redshirted her first year with Syracuse as her recovery wasn’t quite ready to get her back on the field. Read more »
SU makes the switch from plastic straws to paper straws
Plastic straws will be replaced by paper straws in all five residential dining halls. Read more »
Your ultimate guide for specialty coffee blends, origins in Syracuse
Here’s a breakdown of all the local blends and origins to kick International Coffee Day into full gear. Read more »
Their buildings burned down in August. Here’s how community members responded.
Last month, four buildings in the 700 block of North Salina Street caught on fire due to a discarded cigarette. Since then, the city has announced the buildings must be demolished due to the damages. Read more »
‘They took our hotel’: The day before Syracuse’s historic upset over Clemson
SU’s hotel of choice booked the Tigers after Dino Babers told them to take the better offer from Clemson. Read more »
Syracuse’s defense holds up despite increase in cards
Despite an increase in player-down situations, Syracuse’s defense hasn’t allowed teams to capitalize. Read more »
Indie coffee shops, corporate chains are making coffee fair trade and sustainable
In celebration of International Coffee Day on Sept. 29, large and small Syracuse businesses alike are committing to incorporating fairly-traded, sustainably-sourced coffee into their roasts. Read more »
New York state to overhaul sentencing guidelines for minors
Juveniles will be sent to family court before they will see a judge. Advocates hope the legislation will help youths’ mental health. Read more »
SU struggling to replace Kate Hostage’s offensive impact
If the Orange hope to improve, they will have to replace some of its leading scorers’ production up top. Read more »
Syracuse seeks to go perfect 7-for-7 against Wake Forest
The Demon Deacons have only won five sets against the Orange in six prior meetings. Read more »
Syracuse struggles to score despite being the most accurate team in the country
The Orange has no trouble putting shots on goal but struggles to convert them. Read more »
More than just a campus cafe, People’s Place seeks to provide comfort for all
Located at the heart of campus in Hendricks Chapel, People’s Place aims to cultivate an environment where community members can share a cup of coffee and find a sense of home. Read more »
Mello Velo, a bike shop and cafe in 1
Mello Velo started out as a bike shop in 2009 and has since expanded its business, incorporating biking-inspired decor and menu at their Canal Street cafe. Read more »
Kavanaugh is innocent until proven guilty
Conservative columnist Joseph Pucciarelli challenges Schumer and Gillibrand’s motives concerning the confirmation of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. Read more »
Trust me, Handshake will simplify your internship search
Student Life Columnist Patrick Linehan explains how Handshake could be the key to landing that dream internship. Read more »
13-state ranked teams from Section III in newest state football poll
Skaneateles moved up a spot to the No. 2 team in Class B behind perennial power Chenango Forks. Read more »
Video: Meet UU’s President Andrew Idarraga
Learn what drives Idarraga to serve SU in the best way possible. Read more »
Professors discuss social media’s impact on activism at SU lecture
Tuesday’s lecture featured an associate professor of communication studies, an assistant professor of religion and a professor of strategic, legal and management communications. Read more »
