Flu shot clinics open to students
To protect students against the flu virus, Syracuse University Health Services has already started administering shots for the upcoming flu season. Flu activity most commonly… Read more »
Daily Archives: September 25, 2012
Acropolis responds to DPS, SA email
A recent stabbing on Marshall Street and rumors of gang activity near Acropolis Pizza House prompted the Department of Public Safety and Student Association President… Read more »
Hiccups are nothing to be embarrassed by: Just sample a few easy cures
They come out of nowhere: an uncontrollable series of little, embarrassing coughs. But they’re not coughs. You can tell by the way the victims' mouths… Read more »
Perry breaks out to lead Louisville running game in perfect start
In Louisville’s season opener against Kentucky, Senorise Perry showed he was ready to become a key offensive weapon with one play. With the Cardinals up… Read more »
Syracuse dominates possession battle in 2-0 victory over Massachusetts
All season, Ian McIntyre has placed emphasis on urging his team to keep fighting and add a second goal to separate itself from opponents. The… Read more »
Anghel moves into 2nd place on Orange's all-time shutout list
Brittany Anghel stood exhausted on the field at S.B. Ballard Stadium in Norfolk, Va., after a hard-fought, double-overtime draw against Old Dominion. It was Aug.… Read more »
Wardrobe Wednesday: Zoey Topper
Zoey Topper Senior public relations major Outfit breakdown: Shirt - American Apparel Skirt - Urban Outfitters Boots - Seychelles Sweatshirt - H&M Necklace - Vintage piece… Read more »
Beer Bites: Southern Tier Brewing Co.
The South will rise again in the form of the Pack of Pales from the Southern Tier Brewing Co. This New York-based brewery has annually… Read more »
High alert: Spike in crime in East neighborhood, Marshall Street causes increased police presence
A rash of crime, including robberies and assaults, has hit neighborhoods surrounding Syracuse University. For the first time in at least seven years, law enforcement… Read more »
Complimentary tickets for panel discussions will be available Tuesday for students, Wednesday for general public
Complimentary tickets for the Common Ground for Peace Symposium will be available to students and the general public on a first-come, first-serve basis, Syracuse University… Read more »
Lustig addresses gang issues
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, the service providing transportation for Impact Week was misstated. Janine Savage is working with the Mary Ann… Read more »
Students need to make candidates care about youth vote
Although students might feel as though their vote in the presidential election may not matter in the short term, casting a vote now will prove… Read more »
‘Do Not Track’ bill would hurt targeted online advertising, small Internet start-ups
Advertising is a cultural staple in the United States. The notion of advertising as a way to persuade prospective buyers to purchase products is about… Read more »
All fun and games: Student-produced games provide scientific, stimulating educational outlet
Video games are generally considered to be simple entertainment at best. Some even call them mindless. But in some cases, a possibility arises allowing for… Read more »
Speaking his mind: Poetic lyrics, powerful flows bring Lupe Fiasco's social commentary into focus
Lately it seems that every time someone mentions the name Lupe Fiasco, stories of Twitter beefs and a possible retirement sprout up. There’s no debating… Read more »
Quick turnaround: Syracuse off to strong start as McIntyre rebuilds program in 3rd season
No two emails found in Ian McIntyre’s inbox read the same. The surprised ones come from fans that never anticipated Syracuse’s 7-2 record. The congratulatory… Read more »
Gait, Tumolo reprimanded by NCAA for misconduct at 2012 national championship game
UPDATED: Monday, Sept. 24, 5:32 p.m. Gary Gait and Michelle Tumolo have been reprimanded by the NCAA for misconduct toward the officials during the 2012… Read more »
Marrone takes blame for slow start; Pugh to return against Pittsburgh on Oct. 5
There’s no mistaking where Doug Marrone wants to place the blame for Syracuse’s disappointing start to the season. “Realistically, I’ve been here for four years… Read more »
Coheed and Cambria play diverse set at Westcott Theater
Hours before its show in Syracuse sold out Monday, Coheed and Cambria played an acoustic performance at The Sound Garden record store in front of… Read more »
SU parking lot to become academic building
A Syracuse University parking lot will become home to SUNY-ESF’s newest academic building following a land swap between the two colleges. The building, which will… Read more »
Relaxing dip in Turkish bath redefines "personal space"
It’s not often in life that one would describe having a half-naked, hairy and hefty man scrubbing ones armpits as a beautiful experience. Last week,… Read more »
International players fuel high-scoring Syracuse offense early in season
Louis Clark is still getting used to teammates calling him anything other than “mate.” In his native England, that’s what he heard when he was… Read more »
