Redhouse Arts Center honors long-time artists
Scenic and lighting designer Marie Yokoyama and director, writer and actor Temar Underwood are the inaugural recipients of the two-year positions. Read more »
Daily Archives: November 4, 2020
SU students connect through popular video game Among Us
The multiplayer game has become a popular social activity this semester, with many SU students playing Among Us to connect with and compete against friends. Read more »
David Bailey follows in AJ Dillon’s footsteps as lead Boston College back
When AJ Dillon left Boston College for the Green Bay Packers, David Bailey took the role of the Eagles’ starting running back. Read more »
Syracuse’s lack of offensive production fuels poor season
With just five goals in eight games, Syracuse’s offense, and specifically its forwards, has struggled this season en route to a program-worst record. Read more »
Some professors cancel class, adjust plans to reduce Election Day stress
Some professors canceled or adjusted class as votes from this year's election continue to be counted. Read more »
Opponent preview: Here’s what you need to know about Boston College
BC took an early 28-10 lead in the first half on No. 1 Clemson last week, before the Tigers came back to win the game Read more »
Students in quarantine experience loneliness during Election Day
As SU’s campus and the country wait for final results to arrive, many quarantined students said watching the election unfold in isolation has been stressful. Read more »
SEM 100 still falls short of substantive change
Despite changes to the class’ curriculum, a lack of incentive and a tendency to burden students of color shows the class’ still-present flaws. Read more »
Emerman: Forget Clemson. Syracuse needs to start chasing Boston College.
For a moment Syracuse was Clemson’s sole rival in the ACC. Now, the Orange are playing catchup with Boston College. Read more »
Syracuse CoWorks engages members through game nights, writing workshops
The coworking space has continued to provide opportunities for social interaction during the coronavirus pandemic. Read more »
After BC’s stellar performance at Clemson, beat writers predict SU defeat
Syracuse's next opponent, Boston College, led the No. 1 team in the nation by three scores at the half. Read more »
COVID-19 brings risk of toxic positivity
It’s not always the best idea to be nice all the time. Negative emotions have a place too. Read more »
Trill Williams opts out of final 4 games, declares for 2021 NFL Draft
The junior defensive back hasn’t appeared in Syracuse's past two games, and becomes the second SU player to opt out and declare for the NFL Draft. Read more »
Former County Executive Joanie Mahoney named SUNY-ESF president
The SUNY Board of Trustees approved Mahoney’s appointment in a resolution Wednesday. Read more »
3 local races too close to call, absentee ballots could decide
Absentee ballots will likely be the deciding factor in the races for New York’s 53rd Senate District, 50th Senate District, and 127th Assembly District. Read more »
Dana Balter won’t concede race to Katko, wants absentee ballot count
New York state will not start counting absentee ballots until Nov. 9. Read more »
Election Day should be a federal holiday
Face-to-face discourse shows the true stripes of our democracy, and there’s no better way to do it than a backyard barbeque. Read more »
Early results show weakness of polls
After Florida sided with President Trump after being projected to go the other way, polls lose even more credibility. Read more »
Biden leads in Onondaga County after polls close
Biden is leading Trump with about 52% of the vote. Read more »
