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Daily Archives: February 17, 2021
Stranded stateside: SU international students struggle to return home
Many Chinese international students at Syracuse University have tried to head back home, but they’ve faced mandatory quarantines and expensive one-way tickets. Read more »
Move over Schine, students still upset over closure of Kimmel
SU students are disappointed Kimmel dining center has closed before Schine student center becomes a 24/7 facility. Read more »
Star pitcher Alexa Romero returns to Syracuse for 5th season
SU star pitcher Alexa Romero rejects graduate school in LA to return for a 5th year at Syracuse. Read more »
‘We get it all from Boeheim’: How the SU coach has influenced local HS hoops
How Jim Boeheim has influenced high school basketball in central New York Read more »
Syracuse resident curates art exhibit to address gun violence, racism
“Deadlocked and Loaded: Disarming America,” a social justice art exhibit, is on display at ArtRage Gallery through April 18. Read more »
Budget constraints prevent creation of LGBTQ studies major at SU
Limited student interest in declaring a minor in LGBT Studies makes it difficult to defend spending money and resources on creating a major. Read more »
Syracuse museum launches career exploration program for Black students
The “Future Innovators” program aims to build interest in STEM among Black students through local site visits and mentorship from Black professionals. Read more »
Despite mixed results, Syracuse won’t stop shooting 3-pointers
Quentin Hillsman loves shooting 3-pointers, but Syracuse struggles with hitting them consistently in games. Read more »
What it's like quarantined in a prison dorm
White was moved to a contact tracing dorm on Jan. 31. He was then moved to a positive dorm just after midnight on Feb. 8. Read more »
Freshmen launch clothing brand to use academic skills for 'Grater' purpose
Two Syracuse University freshmen created Grater Things, a clothing brand that currently sells sweatshirts and wall prints. Read more »
BACK FOR MORE: Your guide to Syracuse lacrosse ahead of the 2021 season
After both the men's and women's lacrosse teams had their seasons ended early from COVID-19, they return in 2021 facing high expectations as some of the top teams in the nation. Read more »
Nolan: This needs be the title-winning year for Syracuse women’s lacrosse
With five All-Americans, the women’s team has one shot to bring a national title back: this season. Read more »
Majumder: Syracuse has already secured its future. This year isn’t championship-or-bust.
Syracuse has its eyes set on a national championship, but success this year isn’t necessary because of future potential. Read more »
SMALL BUT MIGHTY: Bianca Chevarie might be SU’s next young star. Her size hasn't gotten in the way.
Bianca Chevarie has been the youngest and smallest on most teams, but she’s used to it. Read more »
SELFLESS SWITCH: With a shift to defensive midfielder, Peter Dearth fulfills SU’s expectations
Dearth’s a two-time All-American since switching to defensive midfield the middle of his sophomore year. Read more »
RUN IT BACK: From almost quitting to changing positions, Ella Simkins returns to the backline
Before she was recruited in high school, Ella Simkins almost quit lacrosse. This season, she’s returning for another chance at a title. Read more »
COMMANDER ON THE FIELD: Pat March’s rise from coaching D-III to crafting Syracuse’s offense
Pat March was a D-III head coach in 2011. Now, he’s behind Syracuse’s best offense since 2017 Read more »
HEADS UP: How Meaghan Tyrrell’s style of play creates more scoring opportunities
How Meaghan Tyrrell’s heads up, eyes up approach has made her a focal point of Syracuse’s offense. Read more »
CLOSE TO HOME: Chase Scanlan’s transfer to Syracuse brought him back to the place he once left
Chase Scanlan grew up playing lacrosse just a few hours from Syracuse. He left Upstate NY to play for Loyola, but recently transferred to the Orange. Read more »
SUNY-ESF faculty applaud US decision to rejoin the Paris Climate Agreement
Former President Donald Trump in 2017 pulled out of the agreement, in which countries make efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to limit the rise in global temperature, citing economic concerns. Read more »
SU looking to lease new facility in Washington after closing old location
Though COVID-19 stalled its plans to acquire new space in the city, SU aims to rent a new facility in downtown D.C. by the end of next fiscal year, officials said. Read more »
Syracuse-UND doubleheader canceled due to inclement weather
Syracuse’s first two games of the season have been canceled due to inclement weather in North Carolina. Read more »
#NotAgainSU reflects on 1-year anniversary of Crouse-Hinds occupation
It’s been one year since the start of #NotAgainSU’s occupation of Crouse-Hinds Hall. The organizers of the movement reflect on its impacts. Read more »
