With students from all around the world, SU's chess club transcends borders
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Daily Archives: February 28, 2023
In her senior season, Amanda Vestri continues to etch record after record
As a senior, Amanda Vestri set new Syracuse records for the 3000m and 5000m. Read more »
SU alum Chelsie Pennello's latest film shows her acumen for producing, directing
Syracuse University alum, Chelsie Pennello has centered her career around production and filmmaking, and her new short film ‘Mandarins’ recently got accepted into the Cinequest Film Festival. Read more »
As women enter the workforce, there is a lack of accommodations for them to flourish
Issues — such as workplace harassment, lack of gender diversity and unequal opportunities for promotions — discourage women from staying in the professional world. Workplaces were built for men — issues like protected maternity leave and pay equity are ignored as they do not affect male workers. Read more »
Melding R&B and rap, Don Toliver maintains reign as a distinctive talent
In his new album ‘Love Sick,’ Don Toliver continues to build on his unique hip-hop talent and produces many songs that will be on the charts for months to come. Read more »
West Genesee boys’ lacrosse aims to defend Section III Class A title in 2023
West Genesee beat Fayetteville-Manlius in the Section III Class A title last season. Read more »
Sen. Mitt Romney to be keynote speaker at 2023 Toner Prizes ceremony
Sen. Mitt Romney will be the keynote speaker for the Newhouse School of Public Communications’ Washington D.C. Toner Prize ceremony in March. Read more »
Collegian Hotel & Suites to be demolished and repurposed as student housing apartment
Opus Development Co. will demolish the Collegian Hotel & Suites to build a 145-unit apartment building a half mile north of SU’s campus. Read more »
Deficits before 3rd inning hinder Syracuse's ability to carve out wins
Syracuse struggles to comeback when trailing after three innings, but when leading after three innings, Syracuse is significantly better. Read more »
Syracuse's unavoidable defensive mistakes lead to 96-76 loss to Georgia Tech
“Obviously, this is the worst (our defense) has been.” Georgia Tech defeated the Orange 96-76 behind 18 3-pointers. It marks the fourth straight game that Syracuse has given up at least 13 3-pointers. Read more »
Dyaisha Fair named to All-ACC first team, defensive team
Get the latest Syracuse news delivered right to your inbox. Subscribe to our sports newsletter here. Syracuse guard Dyaisha Fair earned Atlantic Coast Conference First… Read more »
Mae Batherson, Maya D’Arcy and Rhéa Hicks win individual CHA awards
Batherson was named to the 2023 All-CHA First Team while Hicks and D'Arcy were named to the All-CHA rookie team. Read more »
Syracuse ranks No. 16 in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association
Syracuse beat two-straight ranked teams for the first time since 2017 to gain its first national ranking of the season. Read more »
Student Association announces date for spring formal, updates on Micron collaboration
SA set a date for SU's spring formal, and gave updates on community work with Micron and the city lead ordinance at Monday's meeting. Read more »
Syracuse City School District mulls contract renewal with project-based curriculum institute
SCSD will consider a contract renewal with the Buck Institute for Education PBLWorks for its STEAM and STEM schools. Read more »
New court that will connect the Dome and Barnes to be done by 2024 football season
Syracuse University will soon begin construction on the Miron Victory Court, a facility that connects the JMA Wireless Dome and Barnes Center. Read more »
After unanimous Common Council vote, Syracuse Police will establish a 4-day workweek
The Syracuse Police Department will establish a four-day work week and ten-hour days for officers with new Common Council legislation. Read more »
Maxwell hosts talk with SU alum regarding worker inequities during pandemic
Syracuse University alumnus Jamie McCallum returned to campus to discuss the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on essential workers in his new book. Read more »
