Nathan Henderson’s preparation during redshirt season pays off in 2nd year at SU
In his second year at SU, Henderson is prepared for the national championship on Nov. 17. Read more »
Daily Archives: November 13, 2018
Syracuse’s cornerbacks utilize their different sizes to an advantage
With two seasoned, shorter cornerbacks and two younger, taller cornerbacks, Syracuse has options for defending opposing receivers. Read more »
5 things to know about Bandersnatch headliner SahBabii
Atlanta rapper SahBabii will headline Bandersnatch this week. Here are five things to know before his performance. Read more »
Jim Boeheim’s little notebooks carry a big work schedule
Boeheim has kept dozens of pocket-size notebooks over his head-coaching career to schedule practices, games and recruiting trips. And pilates. Read more »
Here’s how SU’s 5 new diversity officers will address issues of diversity, inclusion
SU has appointed five new diversity officers who plan to address diversity issues in their respective schools. They’ll do this by listening to the concerns of the community. Read more »
Glazed & Confused, local doughnut shop, to celebrate its 1st birthday
This weekend marks the one-year anniversary of Glazed & Confused, a doughnut bakery and coffee shop on the outskirts of Armory Square. Read more »
Hendricks Chapel Food Pantry expands outreach under new leadership
Syeisha Byrd took over the food pantry after its founder, Ginny Yerdon, retired earlier this year. Read more »
SUNY-ESF’s governing body calls for final exam policy to help students
The Student Life Committee of Academic Governance called for a policy stating a student’s right to taking no more than two exams a day during finals week. Read more »
An Amazon headquarters in New York could benefit students
Business columnist Patrick Penfield explains what a new Amazon headquarters in New York could mean for students. Read more »
Remembering Stan Lee, the genius behind Marvel’s most memorable characters
Stan Lee, the genius behind Marvel’s most memorable characters, died Monday. His creative legacy lives on in the hearts — and comic books — of all fans. Read more »
YouTube’s education initiative won’t change higher education
Technology columnist Eamon Gallagher argues that YouTube’s education initiative has potential benefits, but won’t fundamentally change the higher education landscape. Read more »
SU alumni expand local snow plow, lawn care company
Wills Mahoney and Andrew Englander are entering their fifth year running the startup Plowz & Mowz. They recently decided to move their offices to the AXA Towers in downtown Syracuse. Read more »
Paschal Chukwu shows early improvement in healthy season for Syracuse
Syracuse’s 7-foot-2 center is coming off a 14 point, 10 rebound and six block game against Morehead State. Read more »
Graduate student liaison aims to improve communication between SA, GSO
Obi Afriyie has attended weekly Student Association meetings with hopes of improving the communication between GSO and SA, he said. After spending two years as SA’s parliamentarian, he is now in his first year as a GSO senator. Read more »
5 songwriters to perform week-old songs as part of the Syracuse Acoustic Guitar Project
The Syracuse Acoustic Guitar Project is set to take place Friday, curated by Syracuse University professor Jeffrey Pepper Rodgers. Read more »
Blue Tusk sold out vegan doughnuts at its 1st pop-up in Syracuse
The winter chill didn’t stop Syracuse residents from indulging in Ithaca’s Blue Tusk Doughnuts at a pop-up event on Saturday. Read more »
Forget microwave dorm ramen, Kasai Ramen just opened in Armory Square
Kasai Ramen opened in Armory Square on Monday. Owner Kyle Mastropietro hopes to “wow” guests with an authentic eatery and modern scenery. Read more »
Syracuse up 1 to No. 12 in College Football Playoff rankings
Only one team in the top 12 lost, so SU moved up one spot. Read more »
Video: Get it while it's hot: Kasai Ramen opens in Syracuse
Syracuse's first ramen restaurant Kasai Ramen opened its doors on Monday. Located in Armory Square, it makes all noodles in-house. Read more »
SYRACUSE AT THE MECCA: Top SU men’s basketball moments at MSG
Moments include the six-overtime game, Gerry McNamara’s floater and the good old Big East rivalries. Read more »
Video: Lockerbie cyclist, Colin Dorrance, reflects on 3,238-mile journey
Dorrance was one of five cyclists to bike the distance from Lockerbie, Scotland, to Syracuse in honor of the victims of Pan Am Flight 103. Read more »
SA members voice concern about racial inequity, 1st-year forum
Keith Alford, interim chief diversity officer, attended Monday’s meeting to gauge student sentiment on SEM 100, minority student organizations and inequities in off-campus nightlife. Read more »
