Syracuse approaches bullpen usage with different philosphy
Head coach Mike Bosch acknowledges that softball usually has pitchers throw the whole game. But he has a different philosophy for his team Read more »
Daily Archives: March 7, 2017
Dajuan Coleman’s career comes full circle after Carrier Dome sendoff
The former McDonald’s All-American never fully reached his potential, but Dajuan Coleman isn’t disappointed in how his career panned out. Read more »
STUCK IN TRAFFIC: Lacking information, business leaders debate the impact of I-81 on the future of Syracuse
Interstate 81 will probably have a major impact on the future economy of Syracuse. Business leaders in the Syracuse area are divided about the best future for the highway, though, but they are working off limited information. Read more »
Jay-Z says radio is losing its effectiveness and relevance in music
Jay-Z argues that radio is becoming less important to the music industry, and music columnist Jenny Bourque can back his claim. Read more »
Syracuse University community members still remain skeptical of Trump’s updated travel ban
President Donald Trump signed a new executive order on Monday that puts a hold on issuing visas for citizens of six countries. Read more »
Proposed subsidy to make low income eviction less likely
The Family Eviction Prevention Supplement program will provide additional funding to residents whose rent is above the regular shelter allowance owed to them. Read more »
Asa Goldstock’s aggressiveness isn’t working in her freshman year
Asa Goldstock’s defining trait as a goalie is hurting the freshman early in her rookie campaign. Read more »
County Executive Joanie Mahoney stands ground in pushing Syracuse-Onondaga merger
Onondaga County Executive Joanie Mahoney delivered her State of the County address Tuesday night, urging a proposed Syracuse-Onondaga government consolidation to be realized. Read more »
Jeremiah Bonsu was doubted at every level before becoming a player at Dayton
Despite only one season as a high school player, Jeremiah Bonsu has spent three with the Dayton Flyers. Read more »
Common Council approves $300,000 for installation of ShotSpotter in Syracuse
ShotSpotter is a series of sensors used by police that are able to track, record and monitor gunshots in a particular area. Read more »
Jewish Community Center of Syracuse receives 3rd threat this year
The center previously received two bomb threats in January. New York state Gov. Andrew Cuomo released a statement Tuesday morning decrying the latest threat. Read more »
Syracuse and Onondaga County each receive more than $100,000 in counterterrorism funding
Onondaga County and the city of Syracuse both separately received a tactical team targeted grant and an explosive detection canine grant. Read more »
‘Haunted Ethnography’ exhibition digs up graves of colonialism
Organized by Urban Video Project, the “Haunted Ethnography: New Experimental Documentary” exhibition challenges the hard history of ethnographic film. Read more »
Beat writers offer split predictions for ACC tournament matchup against Miami
Miami struggled early in conference play but picked up as the season went on, beating UNC, Duke and Virginia. Read more »
Syracuse men's basketball opponent preview: What to know about Miami
Here’s everything you need to know about the Hurricanes before Wednesday’s matchup. Read more »
Drinking and smoking pot may equal intelligence
Sex and Health columnist Renata Husted discusses drinking and smoking pot could really be linked to academic success. Read more »
Syracuse Whitman and iSchool alumnus launches paleo muffin business
Zach Schleien created the food to act as a meal replacement. The muffins cost $5 and can be bought only online. Read more »
Senior folk singer began street performing as a teenager
Senior Julia Newman writes her own original music and performs in her hometown of Nantucket, Massachussetts. Read more »
Syracuse men's basketball roundtable: Miami game, ACC tournament run, NCAA Tournament hopes
Ahead of the Miami ACC tournament game, our beat writers answer three questions surrounding SU. Read more »
Syracuse’s Maria Tritou becomes comfortable with leaving to advance tennis career
The sophomore left her home of Rhodes, Greece, and academy in Amsterdam, in the rearview on her journey to Syracuse. Read more »
Syracuse football assistant coach Tom Kaufman leaves program
Former Syracuse special teams coordinator and linebackers coach Tom Kaufman has left the program, an SU Athletics spokesman confirmed. Read more »
After Middlebury, Syracuse University should foster free speech, invite Charles Murrary to speak
Syracuse University professor Matthew Mulvaney calls on the university to foster a free speech environment after the turned-violent protest of social scientist Charles Murray at Middlebury College. Read more »
Here’s why central New York-based Chobani is deserving of its rank as 9th most innovative company in the world
Business columnist Daniel Strauss explains why Chobani, the central New York-based Greek yogurt company, has had such monstrous success. Read more »
