Syracuse aims to snap 4-game losing streak at Iowa State tournament
A calm and confident Emily Betteridge gave no excuses for Syracuse’s four-game losing streak. Instead, the sophomore setter said the team needs to work hard… Read more »
Daily Archives: September 6, 2012
Hillsman hopes road games on 2012-13 schedule pay off come postseason play
The Syracuse women's basketball team released its 2012-13 schedule, which includes nine games against teams that qualified for the NCAA tournament last season. After playing… Read more »
Tickets for Dalai Lama talk, One World Concert to go on sale Friday for SU, SUNY-ESF students, Monday for general public
Tickets for the Oct. 9 One World Concert — a public talk by the Dalai Lama and a festival-style concert in the Carrier Dome featuring… Read more »
Full list of musical artists released for One World Concert in Carrier Dome
The One World Concert, a festival-style music event in the Carrier Dome, released its full list of more than 20 musical artists set to perform,… Read more »
Enrollment increases produce uneven effects
If it seems like there are more freshmen on Syracuse University’s campus each year, it’s because there are. From 2006 to 2010, full-time undergraduate enrollment… Read more »
Student attends DNC in North Carolina, stresses student voting
Last Monday, Taylor Bold boarded a plane from Syracuse and headed to Charlotte, N.C. But he wasn’t on vacation. He was attending the Democratic National… Read more »
Buddhists eagerly anticipate Dalai Lama visit
For the past two years, Lily Fein has watched videos of the Dalai Lama on Netflix. She watched him engage nations with profound speeches and… Read more »
Tickets sold out for Sunday's Juice Jam concert
University Union’s ninth-annual Juice Jam concert sold out Wednesday afternoon at about 1:30 p.m. The concert, featuring electronic dance music disk jockey Calvin Harris, rapper… Read more »
Campus needs to construct bike lanes in commuter areas
The recently constructed bike lane on University Avenue from Genesee Street to Waverly Avenue is exciting for biking enthusiasts in the area. As a way… Read more »
Clothes minded: SU entrepreneur showcases feel-good fashion at J. Michael Shoes
Blending in seamlessly with his surroundings like an average J. Michael customer, James Barrett stands next to a rack of clothes. Among various designers and… Read more »
Down to earth: Independent film takes raw, brutally honest look at working class lifestyle
4/5 Popcorns When personal tragedy and financial ruin collide, everyone has a breaking point. In “Blue Collar Boys,” director, writer and producer Mark Nistico explores… Read more »
On the defensive: Syracuse expects daunting challenge against Trojans offense
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, a quote about Marquis Spruill getting Robert Woods back during last season's Southern California game was misattributed.… Read more »
Q&A with Gary Klein of the Los Angeles Times
One week after climbing back from a 22-point deficit only to fall short in the final minutes against Northwestern, Syracuse faces what could be its… Read more »
Student sells jewelry for charity
At 4 or 5 years old, Brittney Rutigliano remembers making bracelets for the lunch ladies and selling them for a $1 each. Despite sometimes getting… Read more »
Strong returns from offseason injury to provide boost for Syracuse early in season
Hanna Strong watched from the bench as Syracuse opened its season with an overtime victory over Colgate. Strong, a sophomore midfielder, missed spring workouts leading… Read more »
After building support at home, Syracuse looks to stay hot on road
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, the teams Syracuse had overtime losses to last season was misstated. The overtime losses include Siena and… Read more »
Iroquois Nationals to host international event
The Iroquois Nationals will host the 2015 Federation of International Lacrosse World Indoor Lacrosse Championships at Tsha’Hon’nonyen’dakhwa’ Onondaga Nation Arena in Nedrow, N.Y., and First… Read more »
Syracuse looks to continue commanding defensive efforts on the road this weekend
The dominant Syracuse defense has a unique practice device that has helped it stop every opposing penalty corner this year: football pads. Ange Bradley, Syracuse's… Read more »
Kansas State special teams unit thrives off success of elite return specialists
At 5 feet 10 inches tall and 160 pounds, Tyler Lockett didn’t boast the intimidating frame of many football players when he arrived at Kansas… Read more »
The Warehouse reinstates 24-hour policy
Syracuse University’s College of Visual and Performing Arts recently reinstalled 24-hour use of The Warehouse’s facilities. The Warehouse, located in downtown Syracuse, contains classroom and… Read more »
Code of Conduct: University of Colorado-Boulder allows handguns on campus
For some college students in Colorado, pencils and notebooks may not be the only thing they’re carrying in their backpacks. Officials at the University of… Read more »
Pagano develops into All-American candidate in senior season
Sarah Pagano thought basketball was her calling. At that point, cross country was just a way to stay in shape for her favorite sport. That… Read more »
Juice Jam boosts production value for Sunday's concert
Sunday’s Juice Jam is a rain-or-shine affair. But University Union concert director Ken Consor is keeping his fingers crossed for shine. “It’s been cloudy the… Read more »
