Watson uses patient approach to power Syracuse past Niagara
Syracuse cruised to a 5-0 win over Niagara on Tuesday night. Jasmine Watson finished the day batting 2-for-2 with a double, a walk, two runs scored and two RBIs. Read more »
Daily Archives: April 22, 2014
O'Hara's complete game shutout leads Syracuse past Niagara
Sydney O’Hara’s pitched a complete game shutout and the Orange beat Niagara 5-0 at SU Softball Stadium on Tuesday night. Read more »
Duke at home, on road highlights Syracuse's 2014-15 ACC opponents
The Atlantic Coast Conference released its 2014-15 and 2015-16 matchups Tuesday morning. Syracuse is entering its second season in the ACC after finishing 28-6 and losing to Dayton in the Round of 32 of the NCAA Tournament in its first year in the conference. Read more »
Kathleen Joyce: Assistant dean excites students for future at SU, life after graduation
An orange teapot with blue polka dots; an oar from the Syracuse University rowing team; Otto plush toys and bobble heads; 10 vintage SU basketball… Read more »
Meghan Sinisi: The Orange Girl embodies SU spirit by supporting teams with baton twirling
Meghan Sinisi was nine years old when she first twirled fire. Nearly 10 years later, standing before a crowd in front of Carnegie Library on… Read more »
Safdar plays best tennis of season with limited time left
Komal Safdar knows her days of organized competition are numbered, and has won four of her last eight singles match and three of her last six doubles matches in the competitive ACC. Read more »
Kicker/punter Jakubowski prepares to compete as freshman this fall
Evan Jakubowski, who is unrated on Scout.com and listed at 6 feet, 175 pounds, committed to Syracuse as a preferred walk-on on April 9 after a swift recruiting process. Read more »
UBE releases report outlining student concerns with advising process
Even though advising is a part of every Syracuse University student’s college experience, a recent survey has found the process is not up to par.… Read more »
Year in Sports: Canadian crossing: 4 Syracuse players continue path from Ontario to Orange soccer
Since 2005, there have been 11 Syracuse players from Ontario. And with Syracuse’s move to the Atlantic Coast Conference, Canadian players are coming in greater numbers and bringing others with them. Read more »
Residents discuss potential bike lane solutions for Euclid Avenue
One evening, when Melissa Fierke was eight-and-a-half months pregnant, a city bus began to turn as she was crossing the junction of Euclid and Ostrom… Read more »
Student Engagement Committee Chair reports on issues of diversity, self-segregation
During Student Association’s second-to-last meeting of the semester, the assembly discussed several initiatives related to self-segregation and diversity on campus. Student Engagement Committee Chair Sawyer… Read more »
Welcome to the Parti: Architecture professor bridges function, aesthetics in exhibit
Jonathan Louie stands, hands on his hips, examining his latest architectural installation. The structure in front of him is a mixture of polished mirrors, hanging… Read more »
Cregan: French Easter celebrations create new traditions for abroad students
Easter means different things to different people. It can be a time of religious devotion and family get-togethers, the end of 40 days without chocolate… Read more »
Euclid Avenue bike lane proposal requires compromise
Cyclist safety is a major concern along Euclid Avenue, but there must be a compromise between commuters and drivers to reduce the amount of accidents… Read more »
Beast mode: After 16 years off, Afghan Whigs bring back dynamic grunge roots for revival attempt
Revival efforts are tricky. When a band breaks up, even for the most amicable reasons, it sends a message that the story is over. That… Read more »
His calling: Jason Benetti uses disability as motivation to achieve career success in announcing
Jason Benetti has become a renowned announcer calling Syracuse Chiefs games, and has taken lessons from and overcome cerebral palsy to do so. Read more »