Syracuse University tuition to increase 3.9 percent in 2017-18
Along with the tuition increase, the 2017-18 university budget promises largest university-funded financial aid commitment ever. Read more »
Daily Archives: March 23, 2017
Instructor promotes Newhouse class on fake news, media literacy
Tom Boll, an instructor in Syracuse University's Newspaper and Online Journalism Department, promotes COM 337: "Real News, Fake News: Literacy for the Information Age." Read more »
Our Reader: Syracuse University should promote skill, experience-based courses available in College of Arts and Sciences
Kayla Anderson, a sophomore public relations major at Syracuse University, explains why she thinks SU needs to do a better job of promoting its skill and experience-oriented College of Arts and Sciences classes. Read more »
Randive: Feeling Nostalgic? Watch the new reboot of childhood classic ‘Samurai Jack’
Cartoon Network knows what childhood nostalgia feels like, and to tackle this they have rebooted “Samurai Jack”. TV columnist Malvika Randive thanks them for it. Read more »
A mysterious sheikh, an isolated compound and a bomb threat: Islamophobia in upstate New York
Liberal columnist Ryan Dunn describes how the national issue of Islamophobia has trickled down into counties in upstate New York. Read more »
POWER MOVE: Inside Mike Hopkins’ departure from the only school he ever knew
Mike Hopkins waited 22 years at Syracuse to be a head coach. He's finally becoming one, just not where everyone expected. Read more »
Freshman attack Emily Hawryschuk fulfills childhood dream of playing at Syracuse
Emily Hawrsychuk is a key contributor for No. 8 Syracuse. Her 15 goals are good for third on the team. Read more »
Sammy Fernandez paces Syracuse on the base paths
Fernandez leads the Orange with 13 swipes and ranks fifth in the ACC. Read more »
Become a tree at this year’s Sundance Ignite On Tour
This year’s Sundance Ignite On Tour event will be focused on virtual reality, featuring experiences like Tree, where users can become a tree, to a panel on the ethics of virtual reality. Read more »
Syracuse’s most dangerous weapon: Brendan Bomberry around the crease
Credit much of No. 6 Syracuse’s offensive success this year to Bomberry’s knack for scoring in traffic. Read more »
South Crouse Development Project
To keep Chuck’s open until May, owner files a temporary restraining order against landlord
Steve Theobald, owner of Hungry Chuck’s, earlier this month filed a temporary restraining order against Syracuse 727 LLC, the developers planning to demolish the structure at 727 S. Crouse Ave. — where Chuck’s is located — and construct a mixed-use building. Read more »
Boston students are turning ‘Ulysses’ into a virtual reality game
Students from Boston College, Northeastern University and the Berklee College of Music are collaborating on a project to recreate James Joyce’s “Ulysses” into a virtual reality game. Read more »
Ben Williams grits it out to give SU advantage at the X
Syracuse’s faceoff man doesn’t have his usual shiny stats, but he wins in the biggest moments. Read more »
