The true culprits giving Syracuse University students a low bank account balance
Humor columnist Annabeth Mann reveals what Syracuse University students are wasting their money on and how they can lower their spending. Read more »
Daily Archives: October 17, 2017
Program helping local high schoolers started from one student’s need for extra credit
Maxwell Volunteer Project connects Syracuse University students with classes at Henninger High School, like Microsoft Excel and public policy classes. Read more »
#MeToo creates strength in numbers in fight against sexual harassment and assault
Gender and Sexuality columnist Kelsey Thompson shares why she’s tweeting #MeToo and how the viral social media movement is creating a community of support. Read more »
Falk College nutrition program celebrates 100 years of education
Representatives of Falk said there has been an increase in the number of students entering the nutrition program straight out of high school. Read more »
Eric Dungey refines accuracy amid record-breaking season
Over the past three games, Dungey has connected on 64.8 percent of his attempts and thrown only one interception on 128 throws. Read more »
Paige Stoner prepares to kick for the homestretch of her Syracuse career
After starting her collegiate running career at Lipscomb, Stoner wants to be an All-American in her senior year at SU. Read more »
Onondaga County executive Joanie Mahoney wants a ‘clean slate’ with Syracuse’s next mayor
Joanie Mahoney’s relationship with current Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner has been particularly strained. With the November mayoral election, she is hoping to reset her relationship with the city. Read more »
U.S.-Turkey visa suspension could affect prospective SU students
A new visa suspension between the United States and Turkey has the potential to leave many prospective students from Turkey in limbo. Read more »
Professor weighs in on controversial Catalan referendum
The Catalonian referendum for independence was declared illegal by Spain's government, and Spanish police used force to try to shut down the vote earlier this month. Read more »
How a food pantry on Syracuse University’s campus works to address the national issue of food insecurity
A recent survey of about 3,800 students found that 40 percent of white student respondents had recently experienced food insecurity and 57 percent of black student respondents had experienced food insecurity. Read more »
Asking to wear sensitive Halloween costumes doesn’t equate to censoring free expression
Liberal columnist Cole Jermyn explains why sensitivity and censorship don’t have to be at odds when it comes to appropriate Halloween costumes. Read more »
Claire Webb helps anchor Syracuse's defense without much recognition
Webb knows how to get her job done, but doesn’t always get the same attention that is given to her teammates. That's fine by her. Read more »
Syracuse’s improved blocks and service reception are behind lowered opponent hitting percentages
Syracuse ranks 70th in the nation in opponent hitting percentage because of its improvement on service reception and blocking. Read more »
SUNY-ESF helps plan a sustainable village and learning community in Haiti
Landscape architecture students at SUNY-ESF are teaming up with other state schools to create ecologically-friendly plans. Read more »
The spoilers awaken: Are film trailers giving away too much?
The new Star Wars installment recently dropped a trailer that some fans believe may have spoiled the film before its release. Read more »
Hallmark restaurant undergoes renovation after a century in Skaneateles
The Skaneateles classic has served presidents of the United States, and still holds its roots after a $5 million renovation. Read more »
New York environmental agency uses fleet of drones to monitor ecosystems across state
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation used a drone to survey the Onondaga Creek last month. Read more »
Syracuse University senior plans Euclid house concert featuring local bands
Jason McGill planned, promoted and will perform at his “It’s a Vibe: A Night Out of Music” concert Friday night. Read more »
Class of 2018 forward Nate Roberts reportedly commits to Washington
The three-star recruit from Brewster Academy committed to Washington over Syracuse, the second time a player has done since Mike Hopkins became the head coach of the Huskies. Read more »
Syracuse University students and faculty to light up Sculpture Garden for Diwali celebration
SU groups will decorate campus with 1,000 luminaries Thursday to celebrate Diwali, the festival of light. Read more »
Class of 2018 guard Brendan Paul commits to Syracuse as preferred walk-on
Paul is a teammate of Jim Boeheim's son, Buddy Boeheim, at Brewster Academy in New Hampshire. Read more »
Ishmael named to midseason All-American 2nd team
The Syracuse senior wide receiver earned national recognition after reeling in the Orange's final touchdown against the Tigers. Read more »
FRATERNITY AND SORORITY AFFAIRS
Syracuse University chapter of Delta Tau Delta fraternity suspended for violations that include hazing
Hazing at the fraternity occurred in spring 2017, according to a release from the national organization. Read more »
