Expert: Despite political turmoil over health care, it’s business as usual in New York
President Donald Trump’s administration shortened the open enrollment period for the national health insurance marketplace to six weeks from 12. Read more »
Daily Archives: November 8, 2017
Syracuse heads into season opener with 4 new starters
Gabrielle Cooper is back for her sophomore year but the remainder of the lineup will make their first SU starts on Friday. Read more »
Report to detail gender pay inequities across Syracuse University faculty positions
SU Vice Chancellor and Provost Michele Wheatly said Wednesday that a forthcoming report highlights issues of gender pay inequity across faculty positions at SU schools and colleges. Read more »
Clear those calendars: Pulp has some weekend plans for you
There's a lot of cool things happening in Syracuse this weekend. Get yourself out there and enjoy being off campus despite the cold weather. Read more »
Throwing around government money won’t rebuild central New York’s economy
Business columnist Daniel Strauss explains why the Central New York Regional Economic Development Council must be more selective in its investments. Read more »
Syracuse University College Democrats, Republicans react to Ben Walsh’s victory
Ben Walsh, an independent who ran without the backing of any major political party, clinched the election after garnering about 54 percent of the vote. Read more »
College basketball players deserve freedom to transfer and play right away
Why the NCAA should change its transfer rule and allow newcomers to play immediately without sitting out a year. Read more »
No. 14 seed Syracuse faces unusual challenge in lefty Carly Bennett against No. 3 seed Michigan
Bennett grew up playing hockey left-handed and never switched hands when she started field hockey in high school. Read more »
Chair of drama department at Syracuse University receives prestigious Juilliard President’s Medal
Ralph Zito won The Juilliard School’s President’s Medal for dedicating more than 20 years of service in the dramatic arts. Read more »
SU Drama to premiere dramatic play ‘The House of the Spirits’
The show follows a family and their dark, emotional journey for more than half a century through journal entries. Read more »
Syracuse University’s Palitz gallery to host travel photography exhibit
The Palitz Gallery begins its exhibit, “Wanderlust: Travel Photography from the Syracuse University Art Collection,” on Thursday. Read more »
World War I exhibit showcases conflict's impact on Onondaga County
The Onondaga Historical Association will open an exhibit covering the history of the war and its impact on the community. The exhibit will run until Nov. 11, 2018. Read more »
Student Veterans Organization to perform one-night production in New York City
The Student Veterans Organization at Syracuse University will take its narrative show, “Separated,” to New York City on Monday. Read more »
Serenity for Women builds tiny houses and a community garden for women veterans
The housing organization aims to empower and enrich the lives of women veterans by providing them with homes. Read more »
Syracuse is much improved from a year ago, but Wake Forest is, too
Both Wake Forest and Syracuse have faced brutal schedules against top teams on the road, yet neither has gotten blown out all year. Read more »
Gallery: Syracuse mayoral candidates react to election results
Independent candidate Ben Walsh received about 54 percent of the vote on Tuesday. Read more »
Ask the Experts: New Zealand’s potential climate change refugee program
New Zealand is considering a visa program for refugees displaced by climate change. Here’s what three Syracuse University professors think about it. Read more »
Terry Swanson flourishes as Toledo's lead back after Kareem Hunt's departure
Swanson and Hunt led the Rocket offense for years. Now that Hunt’s gone, Swanson is spearheading the attack. Read more »
Brian Konkol officially installed as dean of Hendricks Chapel
Brian Konkol is the seventh dean of Hendricks Chapel. Read more »
