Q&A: Syracuse University professor talks Haffenden House design
The award-winning Haffenden House sticks out against its suburban neighborhood backdrop. Read more »
Daily Archives: August 30, 2015
Meet Monday: Anastasia Selby
Anastasia Selby, currently enrolled in Syracuse University’s MFA Creative Writing program, is working on the fifth draft of her novel, “The Open Curtain.” In her book, Selby drew on her traumatic past, particularly her experience with grief after her mother’s death. Read more »
'Enough is Enough' affects SU's sexual assault policy, changes definition of consent
Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s recently passed sexual assault prevention legislation, “Enough is Enough" will change SU's sexual assault policy and definition of consent. Read more »
How 3 former Syracuse female athletes are continuing their careers overseas
Three former Syracuse female athletes in non-revenue sports will play professionally this fall, showing an athletic career after college is possible for women in their sport. Read more »
Benjamin: Summer movie recap, what studios can learn
The good, the bad and the necessary room for improvement learned from this summer's movie releases. Read more »
Former SA presidents discuss future leadership
Former Student Association presidents Allie Curtis and Boris Gresely discuss the future of the organization under Aysha Seedat and Jane Hong, who will take the oath of office on Monday. Read more »
Interactive crime map: Aug. 27-30
Take a look at where criminal activity has occurred near Syracuse's campus during the past week. Read more »
Kenny Lassiter's goal lifts Syracuse to 1-0 overtime win against Bucknell
Kenny Lassiter scored the game-winner in overtime to give Syracuse it's first win of the season. Read more »
Regal Entertainment Group to check bags upon admission into movie theaters
Regal Entertainment Group introduced a bag-checking policy for its movie theaters, including Regal Destiny USA and two other theaters around Syracuse. Read more »
SUNY-ESF sees largest class from outside New York state
This year, SUNY-ESF has the most geographically diverse student body in the school's history, with 24 percent of freshman and nine percent of transfer students coming from out of New York state. Read more »
LiveSafe app to increase student safety services
LiveSafe is an app that allows students to report tips to the Department of Public Safety using text, audio, photo and video. Read more »
Veterans receive free services at 5th Valor Day in Dineen Hall
Veterans received free legal, financial and career counsel at the fifth Valor Day event held by law student organization VISION on Saturday. Read more »
ITS adds channels to improve cable TV package for on campus students
Information Technology Services worked with Time Warner Cable over the summer to add more TV stations and music channels, including to HBO and Showtime. Read more »
CORE offers healthy alternatives in Chipotle-style dining
CORE offers healthy food options in clean space. Read more »
Former SU men's lacrosse player Hayes McGinley will play for St. Joseph's
Former Syracuse men's lacrosse player Hayes McGinley will play for Saint Joseph's in 2016, SJU announced earlier this week. Read more »
Alexis Koval guides Orange to victory with pair of 2nd-half assists
Alexis Koval's two second-half assists helped the Orange to a 2-1 win over Albany after a lackluster first half. Read more »
Syracuse defense stifles Albany in 2-1 win
The Syracuse counterattack allowed only four shots on goal from Albany in the Orange's 2-1 win. SU didn't execute flawlessly on the defensive end, but evened its season record to 2-2. Read more »
Robert Washington reportedly decommitted due to trust issues with SU coaching staff
Robert Washington reportedly decommitted from Syracuse because of a trust issue with the SU coaching staff. Read more »
Syracuse University alumnae open Apostrophe's art gallery
Two SU alumnae opened a contemporary art gallery this summer. Read more »
Razzi: Raising minimum wage would have negative effects for all involved
Conservative columnist Victoria Razzi discusses the ways in which raising the minimum wage would prove harmful for workers and their employers. Read more »
Storify: Syracuse community reacts to Robert Washington's decommitment
Read how the Syracuse community reacted to losing four-star running back Robert Washington. Read more »
4-star Class of 2016 RB Robert Washington reportedly decommits from Syracuse
Four-star running back Robert Washington verballed to Syracuse in April. On Sunday, he reportedly decommitted. Read more »
Student reports being forcibly touched on Walnut Avenue
An SU student reported having her butt and private area forcibly touched around 2 a.m. Sunday morning on the 800 block of Walnut Avenue. Read more »
