Adults, stop asking me how I feel
Humor columnist Patty Terhune has a lot of adults pestering her about college. All these questions have her thinking, especially during her last first week of college. Read more »
Daily Archives: January 18, 2017
5 must-watch tv shows new this season
TV columnist Malvika Randive has a list of five new shows hitting the small screen this season that you can't miss. Read more »
Syracuse women's basketball struggling on the road
Syracuse hasn’t lost a game at home this year, but hasn’t been able to play at the same level on the road. Read more »
Armstrong State University offering course on hip-hop group OutKast
A new class at Armstrong State University will utilize OutKast and other Southern hip-hop artists to explore the impact of the genre and region on the evolution of African-American literature. Read more »
Heading into the thick of ACC play, 3-point specialist Andrew White wants to diversify his game
White has struggled to showcase another dimension to his offensive game, and Syracuse will have little chance at upsetting No. 15 Notre Dame on the road Saturday if he can’t do more than hoist 3s. Read more »
Packing to study abroad is not light work
Abroad columnist Saniya More struggled with getting her bags to the airline's weight limit, but while she was packing, she remembered what motivated her to study in London for a semester. Read more »
Inauguration weekend poses fresh opportunity for student activism
Following November’s walkout, students at Syracuse University and SUNY-ESF see the Women’s March on Washington as the next big opportunity to raise their voices. Read more »
'La La Land' is everyone's Oscar pick. It should lose.
Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone star in the musical film that's on everyone's Oscar radar. Movie columnist Lilly Stuecklen says it doesn't deserve to win Best Picture. Read more »
Put that leftover champagne to use with these drink recipes
If you're one of the many people who bought too much champagne to drink this past holiday season, take a look at these recipes to put those bottles to good use. Read more »
Onondaga Lake historical documentary to premiere Friday
The Onondaga Historical Association partnered with Otto Media to create a documentary on the history of Onondaga Lake. Read more »
Tyler Roberson proves to be key cog in Syracuse’s 2-3 zone defense
When SU head coach Jim Boeheim needs defense, he goes to the four-year veteran who brings experience no other forward on the roster can replicate. Read more »
Strong Hearts cafe is donating half of proceeds to nonprofits that embody 'humanity, community and love'
For one day every month in 2017, local vegan eating establishment Strong Hearts Cafe will donate half of its sales to a local nonprofit organization. Vera House received the proceeds from Monday. Read more »
The last time a women’s march on Washington was as big as Saturday’s is projected to be, it was 1913. Here's why that’s extraordinary.
Gender and Sexuality columnist Kelsey Thompson explains the significance of Saturday’s Women’s March on Washington as President-elect Donald Trump’s Friday inauguration looms near. Read more »
Provost Michele Wheatly announces formation of Campus Facilities Advisory Board at semester's 1st University Senate meeting
Vice Chancellor Michele Wheatly announced a Campus Facilities Advisory Board will be formed during the Wednesday University Senate meeting. Read more »
Despite previous incidents, universities like Tulane University continue to send admissions notification by accident
Tulane University, Syracuse University’s peer institution, accidentally admitted about 130 students recently. Read more »
Vendors from all over the East Coast come together for annual antiques show
The Salt City Winter Antiques Show will bring vendors from various East Coast locations to central New York this weekend. More than 275 dealers will gather at the Fairgrounds. Read more »
Man charged with murdering Syracuse University student to appear in court
Cameron Isaac, one of the men charged with murdering Syracuse University student Xiaopeng “Pippen” Yuan, has a court appearance Thursday in relation to a tampering charge. Read more »
Struggling with debt, for-profit college students see their loan discharged in Department of Education push
As the Department of Education has closed or shut down some for-profit colleges, it saves stranded students by discharging their remaining federal student loan. Read more »
Syracuse groups to protest Donald Trump's presidency ahead of Inauguration Day
The SU College Democrats, along with other central New York groups, will be traveling to Washington D.C. to protest the election of President-elect Donald Trump. Read more »
Preferred name policy ‘good first step’ toward a more inclusive campus
Officials reflect on successes of the new preferred name policy as it is implemented this semester. They said they hope it will lead to more changes on the SU campus. Read more »
Donald Trump was propelled to the presidency by voters similar to the ones in central New York
Donald Trump will be inaugurated on Friday, and his path to the presidency was made possible largely by voters in rural America. Voters in parts of central New York are representative of that population. Read more »
Syracuse women's lacrosse gets 3 former players named to U.S. World Cup roster
Three former Syracuse players, including recent graduate Kayla Treanor, made the U.S. World Cup roster. Read more »
Chancellor's address to Syracuse University community was substantive, and should continue in future
Syracuse University Chancellor Kent Syverud delivered a succinct and informative address to the SU community on Tuesday afternoon that touched on the most important issues affecting the university. Read more »
