Kyle Coleman announces run for SA president
Kyle Coleman climbed the stairs of Carnegie Library on Wednesday morning and looked down at a small, intimate crowd of about 20 friends as he… Read more »
Daily Archives: October 17, 2012
Buerkle reflects on upbringing, family in 24th Congressional District race
Editor’s note: This story originally ran on Democracywise, an SU-based website with stories from political reporting students. For U.S. Rep. Ann Marie Buerkle, talking to… Read more »
Maffei campaigns to take back 24th Congressional District seat
Editor’s note: This story originally ran on Democracywise, an SU-based website with stories from political reporting students. As he campaigns to retake a seat in… Read more »
Rozum spreads Green Party ideals in 24th Congressional District race
Editor’s note: This story originally ran on Democracywise, an SU-based website with stories from political reporting students. Before last spring, Ursula Rozum didn’t own a… Read more »
Next chancellor should bring own vision, but respect initiatives already in place
Hiring a new chancellor often means bringing in a new vision. A new chancellor can revamp a university and set a new course for years… Read more »
Environmental advocates must work to be taken seriously
In our modern world, stereotypical environmental activists, with all their eccentricities, come off as crazy and not very productive. Chaining themselves to trees, screaming at… Read more »
Ready for anything: Popular rock band moves sold-out crowd at Westcott Theater
Screams of “Max Bemis” and “We want anything” rang out from a completely unhinged crowd. Cups were thrown, beer was spilt and security guards were… Read more »
It's a small world: On the anniversary of Disney's founding, SU professors express importance of films
Eighty-nine years ago on Oct. 16, 1923, Walt Disney founded a company that would affect the lives of millions. Being as popular as Walt Disney… Read more »
Painful lesson: After multiple bumps in road, Gulley re-evaluates priorities to get football career back on track
Prince-Tyson Gulley hoped it would feel better in the morning. The sharp pain in his left shoulder that kept him from sleeping on that side… Read more »
Rugby captain brings vast international experience to team
Syracuse’s club rugby team plays its games on a field tucked deep in a neighborhood on South Campus at the end of Dodge Drive. With… Read more »
Murrell continues journey to become strong defender for SU
A few hours before every home game, Jordan Murrell zones everything else out and focuses on a different kind of game before he steps onto… Read more »
Town hall presidential debate refines platforms
The second presidential debate featured a much more heated exchange between the two candidates as they discussed domestic and foreign issues in a more informal… Read more »
Unfortunate: Fortune Hawaii fails to live up to its name with poor service, mediocre food
1/5 There’s one week every semester that we all dread: the exam week from hell. You spend the majority of your study time wondering how… Read more »
Food porn can make for delicious eye candy, but it can be a harmful habit
Porn is boring, I know. How many glorious money shots does it take before you’ve seen every kind of penis shape or pubic hair design… Read more »
Obama’s failed economic plan, unemployment lead youth to favor Romney
Statistically speaking, our vote — the college vote — went to Barack Obama in 2008. But this time, Republican Mitt Romney is closing in on… Read more »
Campus organizations invite all students to show pride on Love Your Body Day
Today we invite you all to celebrate Love Your Body Day, a national effort to reinforce positive body images. Each year, the United States spends… Read more »
SA vice president reaffirms plan to work with DPS to let student voices be heard
Recently, many students have noticed an apparent increase in the level of crime on campus. Two events outside Acropolis Pizza and the Carrier Dome in… Read more »
Increase in flu cases expected in next months
The health center has already seen one reported case of the flu and expects to see more in the upcoming months, said Kathy VanVechten, a… Read more »
Wardrobe Wednesday: Heather Newkirk
Heather Newkirk Junior anthropology major Outfit breakdown: Jacket- Delia's Dress- Forever 21 Tights/Bag- Target Sunglasses- Purchased at Great New York State Fair Boots & Bag-… Read more »
SU submits bid for agency to monitor disability
Syracuse University recently submitted a solicitation of interest to Gov. Andrew Cuomo to run an agency that will monitor treatment of people with disabilities. SU… Read more »
Hillsman allows Coffey to make mistakes, continue to grow to become consistent scorer for Syracuse
Head coach Quentin Hillsman sensed frustration mounting in point guard Rachel Coffey midway through last season. Bombarded with constant instructions from the coaching staff, Coffey… Read more »
Orange travels to Villanova to start grueling final stretch
Ted Cribley could tell his teammates needed a break. After a loss in Cincinnati on Sept. 29, Syracuse returned to SU Soccer Stadium for two… Read more »
