Student housing improvements will rightfully take time
While the Campus Framework plan moves ahead with finalizing its housing proposals, the university community should be understanding of the lack of a firm timeline. Read more »
Daily Archives: October 18, 2016
Marquise Peggs settles into Yale after impoverished past in violent neighborhood
Marquise Peggs heard several gunshots per week growing up in Chicago. He didn't know how he was going to pay for high school or college. But he made it through that to settle in at Yale. Read more »
Daivon Ellison earns starting role with improved tackling in 'safer' defensive system
Syracuse put in a Tampa-2 defense this year and Daivon Ellison adjusted his tackling style to fit the system. He's earned a starting role because of it. Read more »
Study: University professors overwhelmingly register as Democrats
Of the 7,243 professors reviewed in the study, 3,623 were registered Democrats and 314 were registered Republicans. Read more »
BDS movement at Syracuse University thrust into the spotlight
Faculty have different takes on the pro-Palestinian Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement on Syracuse University campus. Read more »
Apartment complex for students proposed near Syracuse University
Atlanta-based Blue Vista Student Housing Acquisitions LLC is seeking to build the apartment on the corner of East Genesee Street and South Crouse Avenue. Read more »
Give women entrepreneurs a chance
Business columnist DeArbea Walker discusses the importance of providing resources to empower women entrepreneurs in regard to the ongoing Women Igniting the Spirit of Entrepreneurship. Read more »
Musicians should be allowed to share political opinions
Music columnist Emera Riley said politics is an icky mess of everyone screaming their opinion. Does this mean that musicians can get a say as well? Read more »
SCOTUS Squad doesn't need another judge
Election Humor columnist Josh Feinblatt is a big fan of the Supreme Court, so he talked to them to figure out why they really don't want to add another judge. Read more »
Syracuse men's soccer shuts out Hartford, 2-0
Syracuse has now won two straight games after going four games without a win. SU won thanks to first career goals by two freshmen. Read more »
Jazz musicians improvise at downtown open-mic night
Jazz musicians from all around Syracuse gather every Sunday from 3-5 p.m. for the Jazz Jam at Funk 'n' Waffles downtown. Read more »
Sophomore runs media agency, works with national brands
Sophomore Kelsey Davis runs CLLCTVE, a media agency that creates content for brands nationwide, all while majoring in television, radio and film at Syracuse. Read more »
Associate artistic director of Syracuse Stage discusses inspirations, love of words
Kyle Bass, who has taught drama at Syracuse, stepped into the position as Artistic Director this summer and will work with Syracuse Stage Read more »
Managing director of Syracuse Stage reflects on unconvential career path
Jill Anderson is the newest managing director of the Syracuse Stage, and has a varied and unique past, from working at the Mixed Blood Theatre in Minneapolis to the Arena Stage in Washington, D.C., among other stages. Read more »
Syracuse University student in stable condition after swimming incident
A female Syracuse University student almost drowned during a scuba diving class on Tuesday night. But the student is confirmed to be in stable condition. Read more »
Sheraton Hotel to no longer be offered through Syracuse University housing
Syracuse University on Tuesday announced changes to the 2017 SU Housing Lottery. Read more »
Syracuse men's soccer jumps 4 spots to No. 6
After beating then-No. 15 Virginia Tech on Friday, snapping a four-game winless streak, Syracuse moved up to No. 6 in the coaches poll. Read more »
Meet Syracuse goalkeeper Hendrik Hilpert, an eccentric perfectionist raised on a German dairy farm
Hendrik Hilpert's overly prepared and orderly personality developed off the field has helped him become a reliable goalie for Syracuse men's soccer. Read more »
Senior's skyline tattoo reminds her of childhood memories
Senior Madeline Brooks wanted the constant reminder of her hometown, Chicago, after college graduation. She got the Chicago skyline on her inner forearm, to always keep her childhood close. Read more »
