InclusiveU’s OnCampus program welcomes SCSD students to college experience
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Daily Archives: February 1, 2023
Opponent preview: What to know about 11-12 Boston College.
Boston College is one of the worst three-point shooting teams in the country, hitting 29.4% of its threes, ranking 344th nationally. Read more »
Local Chittenango basketball player excels on court through 3-sport background
Growing up Alex Moesch excelled in lacrosse, basketball and golf. He used his experience form each sport to learn, eventually bringing his talents to Hobart. Read more »
Beat writers split on whether Syracuse will defeat Boston College
Syracuse beat Boston College by double digits earlier in the season. Our beat writers are undecided on whether the Orange will beat the Eagles for the second time. Read more »
SU students strive to destigmatize sobriety with social events, community support
Experts say being sober on a college campus is daunting, but possible with sober social programming, support networks and self-affirming boundaries. Read more »
Women are often called dramatic, being a feminist shouldn’t be a killjoy
Being a feminist can be exhausting when it feels like you are constantly involved in situations where others need to be educated Read more »
'A Love Supreme' exhibition at Bird chronicles Black activism in 1960s and 70s
‘A Love Supreme’ exhibition in Bird Library will highlight Black activism of the 1960s and ‘70s for the remainder of the semester. Read more »
Opponent preview: What to know about 17-4 Virginia Tech
Reigning ACC player of the year Elizabeth Kitley had led Virginia Tech to a 17-4 record this season, averaging 17.9 points and 11 rebounds. Read more »
Syracuse native captures 50-year-old love story in new documentary
Syracuse native Bill Muench is set to screen his latest documentary ‘The Artist and the Astronaut,’ in the place where he found his passion for film. Read more »
Get your blood pumping this weekend with these five concerts
Celebrate the end of the week with these four upcoming concerts. Read more »
SU’s Community Review Board hears 2 new DPS proposals on arrest protocol
DPS' other proposal involved ensuring DPS officers disclose exculpatory evidence in trials. Read more »
Beat writers undecided on if Syracuse can win its 1st game of the season
Syracuse’s first opponent of the season Vermont appeared in the NCAA tournament last season. Read more »
Aine Hunt's declassified February in Syracuse survival guide
Between Valentine’s Day and the freezing weather, February in Syracuse can be a difficult month, but lucky for you, our humor columnist has got you covered. Read more »
After Syracuse's 1st title, Ian McIntyre receives long-term contract extension
McIntyre coached Syracuse to its first-ever national championship title in 2022 and has mentored 19 MLS SuperDraft selections and two FIFA World Cup participants at SU. Read more »
When opponents score first, Syracuse struggles to stop the bleeding
Syracuse struggles in games where its opponent scores in the first period, boasting a 3-17-1 when it happens. Read more »
Latest ArtRage gallery depicts 'visual journal' of Ukrainian culture
A new exhibit at the ArtRage Gallery shows the past and present of Ukrainian culture. Read more »
SU's Black History Month kickoff ceremony sets tone for events in February
The Black History Month kickoff ceremony was held Tuesday night in the Schine Student Center, accentuating this year’s theme of building bridges and navigating barriers, and setting the tone for a month of events to honor and celebrate the Black community. Read more »
Non-profit organization AdaptCNY is holding a Syracuse city flag redesign contest
Adapt CNY’s Syracuse Flag Initiative will choose a new flag design for the city of Syracuse through community member submissions. Read more »
Late-game mistakes show Syracuse's ‘big time shotmakers’ aren't being utilized
Syracuse has now lost four conference games by four points or fewer. But in the final moments of recent games, the ball hasn't been getting into the shotmakers' hands. Read more »
