Syracuse's late comeback attempt falls short as No. 17 Michigan outshoots SU zone
When SU came back on the Crisler Arena floor for the second half, it entered a game it couldn’t win. Read more »
Daily Archives: December 2, 2014
'For lease' sign put up in Marshall Street location of Crepe and Gelato Boulevard
The future of Crepe and Gelato Boulevard on Marshall Street remains unclear after the store’s display window was boarded up and a “For Lease” sign was placed in the window. Read more »
Beat writers give differing predictions on outcome of Syracuse's meeting with Michigan
Beat writers Phil D'Abbraccio, Jesse Dougherty and Jacob Klinger drop their predictions for Syracuse-Michigan, part of the ACC-Big Ten Challenge. Read more »
Bono earns spot as lone goalie of 16 Hermann Trophy semifinalists
NSCAA Division I coaches that are NSCAA College Services members will vote from Dec. 2 to Dec. 11 to determine the three finalists for the award. Read more »
Tennis coach's resignation followed inquiry into players' concerns
Luke Jensen resigned from his post as head coach of the Syracuse women's tennis team three matches into last season, which was his eighth season leading the Orange. Read more »
Down Grades: Beat writers give final evaluations for 2014 Syracuse football season
The Daily Orange's beat writers give their final evaluations for the 2014 football season, including grades for each positional group. Read more »
Serratore reflects, looks ahead after missing season with injury
Nicolette Serratore would have been an important piece for the Syracuse volleyball team, but instead she watched from the bench with an injury and will have to wait until next season to help her team improve. Read more »
Syracuse hopes to snap shooting slump against Michigan, climb out of national basement in 3-point shooting
The Orange has mostly gotten by in the early part of its schedule, but missing 14 3s and making none won’t be an easy recipe for victory against heightened competition. Read more »
Piacentini looks to continue building on experience with hockey family as Syracuse takes on Cornell
Syracuse's Melissa Piacentini is a dynamic scorer, and she has two brothers and her dad to thank for making her tough and crafty despite her small stature. Read more »
Assembly tables motion, listens to administrators at final meeting of semester
At the final Student Association meeting of the semester, president Boris Gresely thanked assembly members for their devotion and input to the projects SA has… Read more »
SUNY-ESF student wins challenge, develops efficient business strategy
A SUNY-ESF student was a part of a team that recently won a showcase by helping improve the paper manufacturing process. Last Saturday, there was… Read more »
Honors lava class combines art projects, science projects
Rose Aschebrock grew up in Auckland, New Zealand around dormant volcanoes, but never expected she would have the opportunity to create jewelry from lava at… Read more »