Syracuse men's soccer opponent preview: What to know about Pittsburgh
Everything you need to know about Pittsburgh before Syracuse's matchup with the Panthers in the first round of the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament on Wednesday. Read more »
Daily Archives: November 1, 2016
Panelists discuss polarizing, tumultuous presidential election cycle
Five panelists presented their views on this year’s presidential election cycle. The event, “Election 2016: How We Got Here, What Is at Stake,” was held in the packed Strasser Legacy Room in Eggers Hall Tuesday afternoon. Read more »
Deacon, Katko debate demands attention for right reasons
Liberal columnist Cole Jermyn explains that even though Thursday’s debate between Colleen Deacon and John Katko may be boring, it’s important for both the candidates and voters alike. Read more »
Jim Boeheim on playing man-to-man: 'We wanted to get some practice'
Syracuse played man-to-man defense against IUP on Tuesday for its first time in man since 2009. The results weren't pretty. Read more »
Options for replacing I-81 portion displayed at public meeting in Syracuse
There are currently two options for Interstate 81 reconstruction: community grid or viaduct. On Tuesday night at the G.W. Fowler High School gymnasium, a line of posters circled the room with information on each option. Read more »
Childhood literacy program started by Dolly Parton receives $50,000 grant in Onondaga County
Imagination Library, a national literacy program that sends a free book to young children recently recieved $50,000 in funding. Read more »
Student Association assembly approves finance board's budget allocations for student organizations
The finance board had to work to best allocate the funds to the organizations, Comptroller Malik Evans said, since only $635,000 was available. Organizations whose budgets are rejected, including due to missing their budget meeting, have the ability to appeal to the finance board. Read more »
Most guns recovered in Syracuse originate from other states, analysis reveals
Almost three quarters of guns recovered by New York state law enforcement from 2010-15 originated outside of the state, an analysis revealed. Read more »
John Katko looks to return to Congress with bipartisan approach
Republican incumbent John Katko is facing a challenge from Democrat Colleen Deacon in the 24th Congressional District race on Nov. 8. Read more »
Behind in the polls, SU alumna Colleen Deacon fights as an underdog in swing district Onondaga County
As Colleen Deacon enters the final week of her campaign for a seat in the House of Representatives, she has an uphill battle. But she's making it a point to make sure the constituents know their voices are heard — and win. Read more »
Syracuse University students revive organization to help children affected by cancer
Syracuse University students have come together to bring back one of SU's student organizations that helps children affected by cancer. Read more »
What we learned: 3 takeaways from Syracuse's 83-65 exhibition win over Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Check out three takeaways from Syracuse's thrashing of Indiana University of Pennsylvania in its first exhibition. Read more »
Tyus Battle gives Syracuse offense life in preseason-opening win over IUP
Tyus Battle scored 16 points and was 4-for-5 from 3-point land in his first game with the Orange — an 83-65 win over Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Read more »
Liz Sack has 'stayed the course' over her 4 years at Syracuse
Liz Sack had surgeries on both legs and changed positions. As a senior, she's totaled 25 points this season. Read more »
Bone to pick: Student works with 100-year-old samples from the Smithsonian
Soleil Young, a senior biology and anthropology major, has immersed herself into the archaeological study of human bones over a century year old. Read more »
Senior creates genre-busting music with little prior experience
Senior Joey Weinberg taught himself how to create music, and hopes to create a dreamwave EP sometime next year. Read more »
What the next presidency looks like from each side of the aisle
As we approach ever closer to election day, humor columnist Josh Feinblatt explains what each president's administration would be like, from the the point of view of the other's supporters. Read more »
Musicians use fame to support candidates, get millennials to the polls
Big-name artists like Jay-Z, Eminem and Miley Cyrus are using their fame to support candidate Hillary Clinton, encouraging their young fan base to get out and vote, said music columnist Phoebe Smith. Read more »
SU alumni construction firm commissioned to build Statue of Liberty Museum
The Phelps Construction Group, run by three Syracuse University alumni, will complete construction on the new Statue of Liberty Museum scheduled to open in 2019. Read more »
Former Syracuse football player Naesean Howard's lawyer misses hearing for trespassing charge
The lawyer for former Syracuse football player Naesean Howard missed his hearing on Tuesday. Howard said he doesn't know who his lawyer is. Read more »
Syracuse men's soccer drops 1 spot to No. 7
Syracuse dropped one spot in the coaches poll after tying No. 2 Wake Forest on Friday. Read more »
Jason Emerich's Syracuse football career ends after shoulder surgery
Syracuse starting center Jason Emerich hurt his shoulder in Week 2 and had surgery on Oct. 11, ending his final season at SU. Read more »
Syracuse women’s basketball ranked No. 14 in preseason AP Top 25 poll
SU placed No. 14 in the preseason AP Poll, matching SU's highest AP Poll rank in program history. Read more »
