Syracuse defense continues to thrive despite loss of Hamilton
A freak injury in its season opener left the Syracuse women’s soccer team without its senior captain and starting center back this entire season. Amanda… Read more »
Daily Archives: October 16, 2012
Redshirt freshman Kingsbury brings championship experience to Orange
Laurie Kingsbury came to Syracuse with championship credentials. In 2010, Kingsbury was a member of the Canadian women’s U-18 national team that won the International… Read more »
Skate city: Syracuse to construct park in Eastwood neighborhood
A skate plaza is expected to open on Woodbine Avenue in the Eastwood neighborhood of Syracuse next year, said Judy Lewis, director of the Eastwood… Read more »
Game between Temple, Rutgers signals the start of new rivalry in realigned Big East
When Kyle Flood coached the Hofstra offensive line in the late 1990s, he held Steve Addazio in high regard. So when Flood had the chance… Read more »
Syracuse gets commitments from recruits on back-to-back days
Syracuse received two commitments in two days. The Orange received a verbal commitment from Rochester, N.Y.’s Chinonso Obokoh on Monday, and B.J. Johnson of Pennsylvania… Read more »
Bill Clinton to visit Syracuse on Friday to endorse Dan Maffei
Former President Bill Clinton will make a stop in Syracuse on Friday to campaign for Democratic Congressional candidate Dan Maffei. Clinton will endorse Maffei, who… Read more »
Students willing to break laws to enhance social lives
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, the reason why Kristen Beatty used a fake ID was misstated. Beatty used it to buy alcohol occasionally.… Read more »
Buzz Shaw provides insight on chancellor's transition
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, the day Chancellor Nancy Cantor announced she would step down was misstated. Cantor made the announcement Friday.… Read more »
Tully Award winner gives voice to her country
Bahraini journalist Lamees Dhaif gave up her home, family and country. And she did it all for people she didn’t even know. She did it… Read more »
SU students, faculty provide insight on important qualities needed in next chancellor
It’s hard for Jesse Feitel to imagine Syracuse University without Chancellor Nancy Cantor. Cantor’s initiatives made it possible for Feitel, a senior political science major,… Read more »
Reinstating Operation Prevent would benefit all
Reinstating Operation Prevent could be a benefit to students, bar owners and local police departments around the Syracuse University bar scene. The program, funded through… Read more »
Rise of throwback clothing stores signals hypocrisy of college students
I was at a music festival this weekend, feeling very out of place (One of these is not like the others! One of these does… Read more »
Turned up: Kid Ink, Skizzy Mars pump up volume in Schine Underground
The layer of sweat glossing Kid Ink's 100-plus tattoos only grew thicker as the night went on. It was with good reason, too, as he… Read more »
Travels serve as constant reminder to reinvigorate senses
One of the best side effects of being in a new place is a hypersensitivity to all the little things that go unnoticed once you’ve… Read more »
Turbulent skies: Halfway home, SU stands at 2-4 and looks for happier ending
Flying high Offensive line: Syracuse’s offensive line has been one of the strongest parts of the team despite allowing 11 sacks. That’s especially true now… Read more »
Syracuse's turnaround attracts record attendances to home games
Ian McIntyre stood with his back to the field, looking up at the bleachers with his hands on his hips. The season hadn't even started… Read more »
Townsend speaks on Catholic faith upbringing, iconic family
Kathleen Kennedy Townsend had Maxwell Auditorium erupting in laughter in her Monday night lecture at Syracuse University, as she told stories about growing up in… Read more »
General assembly discusses communication between DPS, students
Student Association President Dylan Lustig called for an increase in student interaction with the Department of Public Safety in response to a stabbing at Syracuse… Read more »
ROTC drive provides basic necessities to soldiers overseas
The life of an army ROTC cadet may be hard, but the life of an active duty soldier is even more challenging. Tyler Cowan, a… Read more »
All-American Fairchild finds right fit at Division-III Otterbein after stops at D-I schools
For Trey Fairchild, Saturday mornings in the summer of 2011 meant 30-yard interval sprints up the side of the Hoover Dam in Westerville, Ohio. The… Read more »
Microsoft 8 will finally bring company back into relevance in software market
In the coming weeks men and women will be ending their 11-year relationship. The transition away from the familiar will inevitably leave many bewildered and… Read more »
Dalai Lama proves nonviolence can be effective on small scale, too
The Dalai Lama was just here and spoke about peace and nonviolence. What is nonviolence, and is it for cowards or the brave? At the… Read more »
Students decide: When does SU celebrate Halloween this year?
This October is offering the students on campus quite the predicament, or maybe it’s just me. I have no idea when to celebrate Halloween. And… Read more »
