The secret behind some of Syracuse’s success is Peter Dourdas
Dourdas, a former professional basketball player turned financial planner, is one of the most sought after trainers for former and future Syracuse players. Read more »
Daily Archives: January 29, 2018
Why (almost) every Liam Neeson movie is the same
Ever wonder why Liam Neeson movies all feel the same? Columnist Kassidy Cooper points out some recurring plot details. Read more »
Regional activists split over Mayor Ben Walsh’s stance on ‘sanctuary cities’
Former Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner was vocal in her support for the term “sanctuary city.” Read more »
SUNY-ESF students organize disaster relief efforts
Acorns to Action, a student-run disaster relief organization, is working to provide aid to countries around the world. Read more »
Protesters rally in Syracuse after anniversary of Trump’s initial travel ban
The protest started at City Hall and moved south toward the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Office near 401 S. Salina St. Read more »
Sofya Golubovskaya’s ‘spontaneous decision’ to come to America will take time to pay off for SU
After winning her first three matches, Golubovskaya is battling discomfort in her legs and did not compete against Columbia on Sunday. Read more »
More than 500 people sought shelter in Onondaga and neighboring counties during annual Point-in-Time Count
On one of January’s coldest nights, the Housing and Homeless Coalition of Central New York conducted a one-night count of all sheltered and unsheltered homeless people. Read more »
Syracuse aims to improve its highly-touted goalkeeping with new coach
Matt Palumb was hired as the Orange’s goalkeepers coach as a part of a “reevaluation” of the team by SU head coach Gary Gait and staff. Read more »
Drop in refugee resettlement could affect Syracuse economy
The number of new refugees resettling in Syracuse dropped 72 percent between 2016 to 2017. Read more »
The numbers behind Syracuse’s 3-point shooting frequency and efficiency
Syracuse shoots and makes so many 3s that it scores much more efficiently than its 3-point percentage shows. Read more »
Baldwinsville Theatre Guild brings Paris to central New York
The Baldwinsville Theatre Guild will have you questioning the importance of what it means to be a monster and what it means to be a man in their production of “The Hunchback of Notre Dame.” Read more »
5 student activists reflect on protests a year after Trump’s initial travel ban announcement
Here's how some students have continued with activism a year after President Donald Trump's travel ban. Read more »
Mike Intaglietta appointed new executive director of the Landmark Theatre
Mike Intaglietta was recently appointed the new executive director of the Landmark Theatre. He has been involved in the central New York arts scene for many years and has fond memories of times he’s spent at the theater. Read more »
Gov. Andrew Cuomo should support new health act
Gov. Andrew Cuomo should incorporate The New York Health Act into his legislative and budget agenda. Read more »
Digna Strautmane named ACC Rookie of the Week
Strautmane scored 25 points, a career-high, in SU’s win at Boston College on Sunday. Read more »
Syracuse's Tiana Mangakahia named finalist for Nancy Lieberman Award
The award recognizes the nation’s top point guard and is presented on March 30. Read more »
Syracuse football recruiting: Class of 2018 3-star running back Jarveon Howard reportedly commits to SU
Howard, a Missouri native, racked up more than 1500 yards and 20 touchdowns in his senior season at East Marion (Missouri) High School. Read more »
3 things Jim Boeheim and Josh Pastner said on the ACC coaches Teleconference
Syracuse and Georgia Tech will face off on Wednesday night in Atlanta, with tipoff scheduled for 8 p.m. Read more »
D.O. Sportscast episode 15: Beat writers discuss Syracuse's recent wins and other national storylines
Joe Bloss joins the show to discuss national storylines around the NCAA. Read more »
