BECOMING THE NORM: Ennis leads Syracuse past Wake Forest with dazzling 2nd-half performance
Tyler Ennis did it again. The point guard shined in the second half, igniting SU past Wake Forest. Read more »
Daily Archives: January 29, 2014
Beat writers predict Syracuse to avoid trap, take care of Wake Forest on road
Beat writers David Wilson, Stephen Bailey and Trevor Hass predict Syracuse to beat Wake Forest. It's a trap game, but they all think SU will take care of business. Read more »
Campout Chronicles: Life at Boeheimburg 3 days from Syracuse-Duke
"I’ve gotten used to going from class, to my tent, to class, and repeat. My body has basically been running off of pizza and Mountain Dew for the past week and a half." Read more »
Jensen resigns as head coach midway through 8th season
Luke Jensen leaves Syracuse with a 106-57 career mark. He said career opportunities in the coaching/media realm were too attractive to turn down. After a 15-9 finish last year, the Orange has started its first Atlantic Coast Conference season 0-3. Read more »
Video: On the Beat: Beat writers discuss Syracuse-Wake Forest
Men's basketball beat writers Stephen Bailey, David Wilson and Trevor Hass discuss the Orange's upcoming game against the Demon Deacons on Wednesday at 9 p.m. SU forward Jerami Grant called it the toughest road game thus far. Read more »
Miles Ahead: Jim Boeheim's longtime signature defense puts Syracuse above the many programs now implementing more zone
Every time Andrew Kouwe caught the ball on the wing in practice, he knew where to look for a shot — right over his roommate,… Read more »
Obama task force dispels misconceptions about sexual assaults on campuses
President Barack Obama's task force that encourages colleges to take a stronger stance on sexual assault reports will help students feel more comfortable reporting these… Read more »
Parking and transit services adds three buses to South Campus routes
As Syracuse plunged into another deep freeze complete with snow, wind and bitter cold, students waiting for a ride to campus Tuesday morning at Manley… Read more »
Former players, alumni to attend tailgate event
With one of the most anticipated college basketball games in recent history just a few days away, the Syracuse University Office of Alumni Relations is… Read more »
Greek life not limited to social fraternities and sororities
When I first came to Syracuse University, I only had one image of “greek life” in my mind, which was created from movies and television… Read more »
Miner announces stadium task force members, including Syverud
Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner announced today the members of a new task force to study a proposed sports arena in the city of Syracuse. The… Read more »
Pay grade: Underpaid TAs highlight wage differences, financial struggles
Teaching Assistants make up a third of Syracuse University’s full-time teaching staff. When the Graduate Student Organization, which represents the interests of TAs and graduate… Read more »