Local children embrace photography through SU organization
The Warehouse Gallery isn’t just a showcase for up-and-coming artists. It’s also a safe haven and place of creative expression for many students in the… Read more »
Daily Archives: January 29, 2013
DPS officials evaluate safety protocols in response to recent tragedies
After the December mass shooting in Newtown, Conn., Syracuse University officials are re-evaluating the school’s safety protocols. With recent school shootings sending shockwaves across the… Read more »
Lawyers argue motions in SU insurance lawsuit
An attorney for Syracuse University appeared in court Tuesday morning to argue a motion in a case against National Union Fire Insurance Company, an insurance… Read more »
Young St. John's heating up after early-season struggles
St. John’s head coach Steve Lavin said he’s been a “kindergarten cop” at many points this season. Only one upperclassman plays more than five minutes… Read more »
Field smarts, finesse thrust Rice into expanded attack role
Kevin Rice saw himself as a college basketball player. On the court, he displayed the same seasoned knack for positioning and finishing that helped him… Read more »
Coming off injury-plagued season, Bachini determined to stay on court
Breanna Bachini’s 6-0, 6-4 win Friday against Boston College’s Julia Casselbury wasn’t just a routine victory. For the sophomore from Sacramento, Calif., the rout was… Read more »
Holloway: Phone apps cater to maintaining healthy habits, advancing sexual needs
As a child, my nightly assault course to reach the cupboard containing the biscuit tin always drew the same response from my mom: “Where there’s… Read more »
Beer bites: Winter Seasonal
Winter in Syracuse: it’s cold, dark and everyone wants more chocolate and coffee. This is especially true in the magical alcohol residence hall “Brewland,” where… Read more »
Playing it cool: Environmentally hip Lofo serves up handmade smoothies, diverse menu
You know it’s a hipster restaurant when: 1. There’s more than five items on the menu featuring kale. 2. Fresh-pressed juices are available. 3. There’s… Read more »
Syracuse Stage to put on show about African-American community in Pittsburgh with following panel discussion
It is Pittsburgh, 1969. The nation is rapidly changing and with it, the African-American community. This is the world of August Wilson’s “Two Trains Running,”… Read more »
Galasso to miss 2013 season with injury, surgery
Junior attack Nicky Galasso will miss the 2013 season with a lower-body injury and surgery, SU Athletics announced in a press release Tuesday. Galasso transferred… Read more »
Rally for DPS officer Joe Shanley
Syracuse University students band together in support of DPS officer Joe Shanley on Jan. 28. Social media united the students in an effort to learn… Read more »
Proactive steps to keep pipes intact would prove beneficial
Bursting pipes and water main breaks have been issues on the Syracuse University campus and on Marshall Street. University officials and business owners should take… Read more »