Big East schedule released for Syracuse's final season in conference
The Big East announced its men’s basketball conference schedule for the 2012-13 season, which will be Syracuse’s last in the league before it moves to… Read more »
Daily Archives: September 5, 2012
From humble beginnings, University Union has persevered for 50 years to rise to the top
Forget what you know about University Union. Forget the Block Parties. The Juice Jam shows. The Rock the Dome concert. Forget Kanye West and Ludacris… Read more »
Protest against military sparks in-depth talks
A group of Syracuse University students and community members gathered in the ROTC lounge on Tuesday afternoon to protest the encroachment of the military on… Read more »
Hip-hop group The Dean's List to open for Calvin Harris, Childish Gambino at Juice Jam on Sunday
Boston hip-hop group The Dean’s List will open for Calvin Harris and Childish Gambino at Sunday’s ninth-annual Juice Jam concert. The group consists of rapper… Read more »
Policy information must be widespread
Syracuse University released directions on how to report abuse or violence against children through an SU Today email on Friday. Because the release contained valuable… Read more »
New Orleans needs SU, ESF students' help after familiar hurricane destruction
Category one Hurricane Isaac made landfall Tuesday evening outside of New Orleans, pounding a people who have not yet reached the point at which they… Read more »
Switching lanes: New bike lane serves as catalyst for thriving bike culture on campus
Just with a helmet in hand, Leslie Walters sparks conversations. Walters has had her bike on campus since late July. While she visited various locations… Read more »
Frozen fantasy: Wide flavor variety, reasonable prices add to Yogurtland's charm
3.5 Chilies Stepping into Yogurtland is like stepping into what I imagine a real-life land of yogurt would be like. The shop is like a… Read more »
Taking center stage: MetLife Stadium games push Syracuse into national spotlight versus top competition
It starts Saturday. Syracuse (0-1) takes on No. 2 USC (1-0) in New York’s College Classic at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. The matchup… Read more »
Recovery act: After 2-year postseason ban, USC back in national championship hunt
On Jan. 10, 2009, Pete Carroll stepped down as USC head coach. The resignation started a period of turmoil for the Trojans. Rumors had been… Read more »
Teacher 2.0: Syracuse school board to open professional development center to train educators
The Syracuse City School District is leasing space in the Rockwest Center on West Fayette Street in order to create a professional development center to… Read more »
Time frame for distribution of bus tickets for USC game left student disappointed
I thought students usually have class around noon on a Tuesday afternoon? Maybe they don’t, because I, with many others, I assume, saw the line… Read more »
Democrats don’t get relationship between women, Republican Party
Republicans were able to dodge Hurricane Isaac last week, but could not dodge the moot criticisms of Syracuse’s own, Mayor Stephanie Miner. Namely, as the… Read more »
Community must remember laws can have good intentions but unseen consequences
Most people only see what they want to see, especially in politics. Many advocates of big government like to show their smiling faces next to… Read more »
Yogurtland thrives after first week
Yogurtland, the newest addition to Marshall Street, has seen its business continue to thrive during the week since it opened its doors. “Everybody is in… Read more »
Centro Transit Hub speeds up bus transfers downtown
The 5,000 to 8,000 bus transfers each weekday in Syracuse will now occur at the new Centro Transit Hub, a facility located at the intersection… Read more »
Pittsburgh faces quick turnaround after shocking loss to Youngstown State
Ray Graham doesn’t want to dwell on Pittsburgh’s season-opening loss to Youngstown State. The Panthers were the heavy favorite against the Football Championship Subdivision team… Read more »
Vale emerges as playmaker for Syracuse in rookie season
Jordan Vale has had little trouble keeping up with a new pace. The game is a lot faster in America than it is in New… Read more »
Wardrobe Wednesday: Nicole Penn
Nicole Penn Sophomore psychology major Outfit breakdown: J.Crew silk coral button-down blouse J.Crew yellow chino short J.Crew leopard skinny belt J.Crew studded suede ballet flats… Read more »
Rickan develops into leader following standout prep career
Jenna Rickan finished her classes at Kenmore West Senior High School and went straight to the Blue Devils’ soccer practice. Her father then picked her… Read more »
Satisfy taste buds with frozen yogurt, just don't go overboard with portions
If any of you have followed the green eco-friendly bike lane down to Marshall Street, you’ve probably bumped into Dorothy, the Tin Man and anyone… Read more »
Commuters find ways to be involved on SU campus
The relationship between Tony Frateschi and being a commuter is one of both love and hate. Loving home cooking, family and familiarity with the area… Read more »
Syracuse volleyball drops 4th straight contest in Omaha
Syracuse completed its road trip to Nebraska with its fourth straight loss, falling to Nebraska-Omaha 3-0 on Tuesday night. The Orange (3-4) failed to win… Read more »
