5SOS returns from hiatus with new single and tour announcement
After five years on the road since the young age of 16, 5S0S is back and stronger than ever with a new single. Read more »
Daily Archives: February 27, 2018
At 80, former Common Council president Van Robinson is still serving Syracuse
Van Robinson served on the Common Council as member and president for 18 years. Read more »
In its 2nd year, Cleveland State men’s lacrosse looks to a bright future
The Vikings believe challenging itself now will help them compete for championships in the future. Read more »
At 65-straight wins and counting, all Ashland women’s basketball does is win
The Eagles from Ashland, Ohio, haven’t lost since March 12, 2016, despite a few close calls along the way. Read more »
After 2 seasons off, Tiana Mangakahia has the ability to be the nation's best point guard
The Meadowbrook, Australia, native was forced to sit out at Hutchinson Community College, but has since thrived in her inaugural season at Syracuse. Read more »
VPA students partner with invention incubator Quirky to create party supplies
Quirky is a crowdsourced invention platform. Read more »
Syracuse University administrators respond to SGEU letter to the editor
The two co-chairs of SU’s Graduate Assistant Health Insurance Committee respond to the Syracuse Graduate Employees United Organizing Committee’s letter. Read more »
Quentin Hillsman's structureless subbing has become a trademark this season for SU
Raven Fox was tapped to enter the game, but she wasn’t ready in time, and Hillsman called her back to the bench. SU players have gotten used to Hillsman’s short leash. Read more »
Administrators host forum on possible changes to graduate student health insurance policy
Peter Vanable, associate provost for graduate studies and dean of Syracuse University’s Graduate School, attended the forum on Tuesday. Read more »
The Walsh administration should broaden its definition of ‘quality of life’
Moderate columnist Daniel Loftus argues that Walsh’s Quality of Life Commission doesn’t address the root of Syracuse’s problems. Read more »
Arts organizations with ties to SU receive $300,000 grant
In a time when public funding for the arts is lacking, Syracuse arts organizations just received $300,000 worth of grants. Read more »
IVMF team expands veterans policy research, connects with powerful federal agencies
The Institute for Veterans and Military Families’ research team recently traveled to Washington, D.C. to meet with high-ranking federal officials to discuss a project with the Office of Personnel Management. Read more »
‘A Raisin in the Sun’ takes the stage in Syracuse
Lorraine Hansberry’s classic about a black family from Chicago will play in Syracuse until March 11. Here’s what some of its actors had to say at a recent post-performance talkback. Read more »
Video: Dajuan Coleman's 'Night Grind'
Former Syracuse basketball player Dajuan Coleman has launched a clothing brand, "Night Grind," that is inspired by his own struggles. Read more »
Disability Day of Mourning vigil to be held at Schine Student Center
Syracuse University has participated in the national vigil every year since 2012, according to a press release issued Tuesday. Read more »
UU to host 'Red Sparrow' advance screening
UU will host a free advance screening of “Red Sparrow,” a new thriller starring Jennifer Lawrence. Read more »
Syracuse officials detail remaining sidewalk snow removal ideas
Mayor Ben Walsh has made snow removal initiatives a priority in the last few months. Read more »
Opponent preview: What to know about Boston College ahead of Wednesday night’s matchup
Gear up for the 9 p.m. start at Conte Forum with this full report on the unranked Eagles. Read more »
Beat writers split on predictions ahead of Syracuse's game at Boston College
Not all the beat writers think Syracuse's matchup with Boston College will end like it did in late January. Read more »
Tiana Mangakahia makes first-team All-ACC, 2 Syracuse freshmen earn accolades
Tiana Mangakahia makes it the third-straight year that an SU player made the first team. Read more »
Assembly members elected to Student Association committees, boards
About 20 people were elected or confirmed to new positions Monday night. Read more »
Online JD program could increase accessibility at the College of Law, faculty say
The program is slated to launch in January 2019. Read more »
