SU student teaches finance and investing to Syracuse youth
Charlie Naples created the Syracuse chapter of First Generation Investors. He and four other tutors have been teaching 11 students about investment literacy and the stock market. Read more »
Daily Archives: November 17, 2020
Breakdown: A look at the numbers that will define Syracuse basketball's year
Last season the Syracuse men’s basketball team finished in the middle of the ACC and lost four of its five starters. Read more »
Artist opens studio space for Black creatives, plans doll making workshops
Jaleel Campbell, a multi-disciplinary artist, opened Jaleel Campbell Studios to be a place for Black creatives in Syracuse to gather. Read more »
Everything you need to know about SU fall sports competing next spring
Here's everything you need to know about the NCAA and the ACC's plan for fall sports in the spring. Read more »
SU still has space to quarantine students following COVID-19 spike
SU's quarantine housing in the Sheraton Syracuse University Hotel is not currently filled. Read more »
Sports industry execs, doctors talk about future of football after COVID-19
The six speakers talked about prioritizing the economy and mental health in the industry. Read more »
'The Queen’s Gambit' is a royal-worthy show
Screen Time columnist Patrick Gunn says the lead performance, along with skillful screenwriting from Scott Frank and Allan Scott, make the show bingeable and exciting. Read more »
Social media activism is on the rise. But some posts need trigger warnings.
Graphic posts on social media have raised awareness about an abundance of social issues. However, social media users should be wary of the post-traumatic effects this may have on those that live in the reality of these social issues. Read more »
Gunshots hit vehicle, residence on Meadowbrook Drive and Euclid Ave.
Syracuse Police Department officers responded to a shots fired call around 3:43 p.m. Tuesday. Read more »
Lewis, Mangakahia named to 2021 Naismith Trophy preseason watch list
Kiara Lewis and Tiana Mangakahia were named to the 2021 Naismith Trophy preseason watch list, awarded to the best player in college basketball. Read more »
SU students succeeded with on-campus learning despite early pause of classes
The SU community survived residential learning long past when many thought we would fail, and our successes now only create optimism for a similar Spring semester. Read more »
Sen. Rachel May: New York should legalize cannabis
New York State Legislature must prioritize legalizing cannabis in New York in order to help the state’s COVID-19-weakened economy and right racial inequality. Read more »
SA will present recommendations for DPS reform spring 2021
SA held a series of nine student-led focus groups about DPS throughout October for students to share their concerns about the department Read more »
Protests of forceful arrest of minor continue, mother speaks out
A video circulated last week showing Onondaga County police using profane language and force during an arrest of a 15-year-old boy. Read more »
iSchool joins program to provide students virtual work experience
The Red Hat Academy offers students training and certification programs for using different types of software. Read more »
Native American Heritage Month 2020
Community members, SU students advocate for rights of Indigenous people
Indigenous activists in central New York, including members of the Resilient Indigenous Action Collective, are working toward achieving equality and justice for Indigenous people. Read more »
