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Daily Archives: March 18, 2018
Syracuse airport renovations could benefit economy, official says
The renovations will cost a total of $48 million. Read more »
Tickets for March for Our Lives trip go on sale Monday
Student Association will sponsor buses to Washington, D.C. and provide shuttles to the March For Our Lives rally in Syracuse. Read more »
106 teams celebrate St. Patrick’s Day weekend with Irish Road Bowling
Combine golf and bowling and you get Irish Road Bowling, a Syracuse tradition that celebrates St. Patrick’s Day and brings the community together. Read more »
Syracuse school district expected to run $24 million budget deficit
Work by the district, board of education and community members culminated in a lower-than-usual budget deficit for the Syracuse City School District, but there’s still a long way to go, its chief financial officer said. Read more »
Gallery: No. 11 seed Syracuse skates past No. 3 seed Michigan State, 55-53
See the best images from the Sweet Sixteen clinching victory. Read more »
News briefs: What you may have missed during spring break
A Liverpool man was charged again for spying on women in a bathroom and students spoke out against gun violence as part of a national movement, among other things. Read more »
Mr. Bigg’s Restaurant brings authentic Caribbean cuisine to Syracuse
The new restaurant will operate as catering/takeout only, offering mainstays of Caribbean cuisine like jerk chicken and sweet plantains. Read more »
Relay For Life comes to SU campus this weekend
This year’s Relay For Life takes place Saturday in the Carrier Dome, and funds will go to the American Cancer Society in its fight to end cancer. Read more »
Tyus Battle overcomes slow start to lead Syracuse past Michigan State to Sweet 16
Tyus Battle scored 16 points in the second half to lead Syracuse to the upset. Read more »
Former walk-on Braedon Bayer steadies SU in closing minutes of 55-53 win over MSU
The Orange is dancing to the Sweet 16, thanks in part to Braedon Bayer’s late defensive plays that preserved the win. Read more »
Dana Balter’s congressional run signifies re-energization of women in politics
Gender and Sexuality columnist Lianza Reyes examines how Balter’s campaign inspires women to be more politically engaged inside and outside the voting booth. Read more »
Local pop-punk band Townhouse Warrior to release new album
The Syracuse-based, pop-punk group’s album “Words, Unsaid” will be released on Tuesday. Read more »
Freshman long-stick midfielder Jared Fernandez out for remainder of the season
Fernandez had been filling in for then-injured Andrew Helmer before succumbing to a knee injury against Virginia on March 4. Read more »
Syracuse pulls out 55-53 win over Michigan State to move on to Sweet 16
The Orange will face No. 2 seed Duke in the Round of 16 in Omaha, Nebraska. Read more »
Fast Reaction: 3 quick takeaways from Syracuse's 55-53 win over Michigan State
Syracuse earned a spot in the Sweet 16 for the second time in three years with its upset victory against the favored Michigan State Spartans on Sunday afternoon in Detroit. Read more »
Fan reactions to Syracuse's 55-53 win over No. 3 seed Michigan State
See what the fans had to say as the Orange battled the Spartans. Read more »
No. 39 Syracuse falls to No. 16 Wake Forest, 4-3, after Miranda Ramirez loses 3rd-set tiebreak
Syracuse dropped the doubles point and it turned out to be the difference on Sunday. Read more »
Syracuse beats Virginia 9-6 in second-straight extra-inning game to earn series win
Syracuse lost in 11 innings on Saturday but pulled out the nine-inning affair Sunday. Read more »
No. 13 Syracuse commits season-high 22 turnovers in 14-10 loss at No. 18 Rutgers
Syracuse committed a season-high 22 turnovers in the loss. Read more »
Beat writers optimistic for No. 13 Syracuse's chances at No. 18 Rutgers
Syracuse is looking to bounce back from a shellacking last week by Johns Hopkins. Read more »
