New wave of coronavirus cases threatens SU's in-person spring semester
If infections in New York state continue to rise into January, SU may need to reconsider its plans to continue in-person instruction. Read more »
Daily Archives: October 28, 2020
Remote international students face time differences, unstable internet
The time difference between Syracuse and some international students’ home countries continues to present challenges for many students. Read more »
'Body and Space' project explores history, language related to race
Curated by five SU students, the project uses art installation to challenge norms about race and identity. Read more »
Local hairdressers offer a sense of normalcy to customers
Syracuse hair salons have implemented safety protocols including air filtration systems and increased cleaning to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Read more »
Residents turn free time and baking skills into a passion
Some Syracuse residents have used free time during COVID-19 stay-at-home orders to launch home-based baking businesses and sell their products online. Read more »
Opponent preview: Everything you need to know about Wake Forest
On advanced metrics, Wake Forest appears to be a balanced team, in the middle of the pack in both defensive and offensive predicted points added. Read more »
How Ange Bradley revamped SU's program 5 years after winning NCAA title
Ange Bradley led Syracuse field hockey to 11 NCAA Tournament appearances. Read more »
Black Oranges, Maldonado discuss transparency within DPS
The group discussed ways to increase transparency within the department and improve the relationship between DPS and students of color. Read more »
GOP resorting to voter suppression silences majority
In modern American politics, the Electoral College is an antiquated system that only serves to hinder the democracy it was put in place to protect. Read more »
How to celebrate Halloween in Syracuse during a pandemic
The pandemic has interrupted Halloween plans, but festivities such as the CMC Haunted House and drive-through trick or treat, have continued with safety precautions. Read more »
SU will create its own coronavirus saliva testing laboratory
Under the new plan, the university would continue to partner with Upstate Medical University for testing while also maintaining its own saliva testing facilities. Read more »
Remembrance Scholars convey program’s importance despite virtual events
This year's scholars have participated in Remembrance Week events throughout their time at SU, but the events have now changed because of COVID-19. Read more »
Mail-in ballots present too many barriers for voters
Complex language, pen color requirements, signature after signature. It isn’t easy to vote by mail, and while voter fraud is nearly a myth, that’s a problem. Read more »
Sam Rodgers brings fresh perspective that the New York State Senate needs
Former Syracuse University football captain and alum Sam Rodgers is the injection of youth that the New York State Senate needs right now. Read more »
Balter is committed to the Syracuse community
Through her policy commitments, NY-24 Dana Balter has proved that she is committed to fixing the inequality present in Syracuse, while Rep. John Katko has only watched it get worse. Read more »
SU men’s cross country ranks No. 17 in poll ahead of ACC championships
The Orange head to the ACC championships this weekend in North Carolina as one of four Atlantic Coast Conference teams by the USTFCCCA. Read more »
SU-Pitt Nov. 6 game canceled after Panthers pause men's soccer activities
The SU-Pitt game is the fourth Orange contest canceled or altered by COVID-19 this season. Read more »
SU drops to No. 14 in AVCA rankings after ending season with .500 record
No. 14 Syracuse is one of four ACC teams in the top 15 of the AVCA poll. Read more »
