Jennifer Bleakney makes successful transition to midfield
Jennifer Bleakney played her first two seasons at Syracuse as a forward. She’s moved into the midfield this season and already set a career-high in assists. Read more »
Daily Archives: September 19, 2017
First phase of Syracuse Hancock International Airport renovations begins
Syracuse Hancock International Airport closed the roadway in front of the passenger terminal for the first phase of a $45 million project. Read more »
Getting streamy: Spotify v. Apple Music fight for top music streaming service
By integrating video, Spotify will reign supreme in the streaming feud, argues Music columnist Phoebe Smith. Read more »
Swashbuckling adventure 'The Three Musketeers' to open Syracuse Stage’s 2017-18 season
The theater will bring the timeless story to the Syracuse community starting Wednesday until Oct. 8. Read more »
No. 11 Syracuse's defense collapses in 1-0 overtime loss to Cornell after scoreless 90 minutes
The Big Red had not beaten the Orange in 16 years until the Ivy League school toppled the nation's No. 11 team on Tuesday night. Read more »
Cortland student combats sexual assault in marginalized communities
Tatiana Nolen is a sexual assault survivor and a person of color. Now she’s empowering other students of color to fight back against campus sexual assault. Read more »
Gallery: Cornell upsets No. 11 Syracuse, 1-0
The best images from Syracuse's 1-0 overtime, upset loss to Cornell Tuesday night. Read more »
How the Erie Canal made Syracuse what it is today
It’s been 200 years since the construction of the Erie Canal. Here’s why you should know more about the canal and its history. Read more »
University of Georgia students build temporary park in Athens parking lot
A student-run organization at the University of Georgia took over eight parking lot spots and transformed them into a green park as part of the worldwide “PARK(ing) Day” initiative. Read more »
Syracuse University council completes recommendations for campus accessibility
The Council on Diversity and Inclusion was established in 2016 based off recommendations from a workgroup set up by SU Chancellor Kent Syverud. Read more »
Minority women must be acknowledged when working toward wage equality
: Gender & Sexuality columnist Kelsey Thompson reacts to new data revealing that New York state has the smallest gender wage gap. Read more »
Climate change is helping the southern pine beetle kill New York’s trees
Environment columnist Bailey Benzinger urges people to see the invasion of the southern pine beetle as a warning that the consequences of climate change are only getting worse Read more »
Expert weighs in on cybersecurity breach that affected 143 million Americans
Shiu-Kai Chin, a Syracuse University electrical engineering and computer science professor, said Equifax was a desirable target for cyberattacks because it handles so much personal information. Read more »
A Syracuse University diversity and inclusion group has completed more than 15 plans since 2016
The Council on Diversity and Inclusion established Indigenous Peoples’ Day and successfully applied for grants to improve retention among historically underrepresented student groups. Read more »
Missed opportunities doom Syracuse in 1-0 overtime loss to Cornell
The game remained tied for 98 minutes before a through ball to Cornell's Ryan Hill found him one-on-one with goalkeeper Hendrik Hilpert. He fired the ball into the back of the net to shock Syracuse at SU Soccer Stadium. Read more »
Syracuse drops four spots to No. 11 in men's soccer rankings
After suffering its first loss of the season, Syracuse dropped four spots to No. 11 in the United Soccer Coaches rankings. The Orange host Cornell and Duke at SU Soccer Stadium this week. Read more »
Syracuse field hockey falls 3 spots to No. 6 in coaches poll
SU lost to Wake Forest on Saturday, ending a seven-game winning streak to open the season. Read more »
Syracuse football to host Albany, an FCS opponent, to open 2021 season
Albany is Syracuse's second FCS opponent of the 2021 season with the Orange slated to play Liberty in late September. Read more »
SA contributes $5,000 to Mental Health Awareness Week
The organization has also contributed $5,000 in partnership with University Union to support hurricane relief. Read more »
The controversy surrounding the replacement plans for Interstate 81, explained
Take a look at the issues surrounding I-81’s construction and the current plans to replace the aging highway. Read more »
A nondescript Manlius road helped fuel Syracuse’s rise to national prominence
Syracuse’s first national championship coincided with the team’s increased workouts on a nondescript road in Manlius off East Seneca Turnpike. Read more »
Day drinking is just plain old weird, even at Syracuse University
Humor columnist Annabeth Grace Mann gives you a play-by-play of exactly why day-drinking is so unnatural, even at a party school like Syracuse University. Read more »
Best friends, chemists get matching carbon bond tattoos
Katie Morris and Jane Kim met four years ago, and today they share matching carbon bond tattoos to represent their love and friendship. Read more »
