D.O. Sportscast Episode 1: Football beat writers drop by for a roundtable
Beat writers Joe Bloss and Tomer Langer join the podcast to discuss whose stock moved where for Syracuse football headed into a week 4 matchup against LSU. Read more »
Daily Archives: September 17, 2017
Chancellor Kent Syverud approves recommendations to better university community experience
The recommendations approved include the creation of a mandatory first-year forum and a staff climate advisory group. Read more »
Ben Brickman went from serving in the Marines to walking-on at Syracuse
Brickman had two tours in Afghanistan. He came back and played football at Hudson Valley Community College before transferring to SU. Read more »
Voice assistants are about to become more versatile and useful thanks to Microsoft and Amazon
Business columnist Daniel Strauss details how Microsoft and Amazon’s voice assistant partnership can define the industry's future in the professional world. Read more »
Federal officials could soon allow a controversial gas piping project to move forward
New York state officials initially denied the Millennium Pipeline Company key permits to build about eight miles of new piping in Orange County. Read more »
Experience New Orleans at the Creole Soul Cafe’s new location in North Syracuse
After success at his downtown location, Darren Chavis opened a second Cajun restaurant on Saturday. Read more »
Syracuse City Ballet highlights upcoming 2017-18 season with ‘The Nutcracker’ and ‘Aladdin’
The Syracuse City Ballet is set to unveil its new studio and first performance of ‘An Intimate Evening with Syracuse City Ballet,’ on Friday. The season lineup consists of three shows. Read more »
Syracuse University professor announces congressional bid in hopes of challenging Rep. John Katko
Dana Balter, a visiting assistant teaching professor in the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, said she can’t stand by as the country, people and values she cares about are being threatened. Read more »
2 Syracuse University students awarded Phi Kappa Psi memorial scholarship
Jack McCarthy and Dylan Gans, two brothers of Syracuse University’s chapter of Phi Kappa Psi, were awarded scholarships in memory of a fraternity member who died in 2016. Read more »
Syracuse Gun Show brings thousands of war history buffs to fairgrounds
The annual September show displayed about 1,200 tables with rifles, swords and pickles, continuing a deep-rooted tradition. Read more »
Syracuse poverty rate rises, ranks among worst in United States
Almost one-third of Syracuse residents lived below the poverty line in 2016, according to United States Census Bureau Data released Thursday. Read more »
Kevin James hoping to break out and help Syracuse toward a national title
After winning the Harry Lang Invitational, Kevin James is poised for a big sophomore season. Read more »
Turning our backs on refugees is immoral and cause for change
Liberal columnist Kyle Smith urges people to reassure the safety of asylum seekers and protect the cultural identity of Syracuse. Read more »
Stock Watch: Who impressed and who regressed in Syracuse football’s win against Central Michigan
Sean Riley was SU’s top performer, while kicker Cole Murphy had some questionable mistakes. Read more »
No. 3 Syracuse bounces back as defense blanks No. 24 Rutgers, 4-0
Though the Orange gave up six penalty corners, the second-highest mark all season, the defense blanked Rutgers in a 4-0 shutout victory Sunday afternoon. Read more »
New starters lead No. 3 Syracuse past No. 24 Rutgers, 4-0
Chiara Gutsche and Sarah Luby started for the first time this year on Sunday. Both scored in a 4-0 win over No. 24 Rutgers. Read more »
