SU freshman designs for pro, college athletes
Nick Zelaya started an Instagram page designing images of various professional and college athletes, four years later, it has gotten the attention of Shane Ray, D’Angelo Russell, and more. Read more »
Daily Archives: September 10, 2019
SU student sues Juul after experiencing 'catastrophic' injuries
Maxwell Berger, 22, of Connecticut, experienced a hemorrhagic stroke in July 2017 while addicted to Juul. Read more »
SU policy differs for service, support animals
The university’s Assistance Animal Policy describes a service animal as providing “active” support, while an emotional support animal provides “passive” support. Read more »
Eden, new farm-to-table restaurant, cooks food over wood fire
Eden, a new restaurant in Hanover Square, changes their menu daily to reflect the locally sourced food they receive from farmers or farmers markets each day. Read more »
Barnes Center at The Arch accessible to SUNY-ESF students
Located just across the street from Illick Hall, the Barnes Center nearly borders the SUNY-ESF campus. Read more »
The Marshall adds 24-hour patrol after intruder
An intruder was on the Marshall property after a fire alarm evacuation last week. Read more »
Yuliia Yastrub’s versatility helps her take on larger role this season
With Santita Ebangwese gone, the junior’s willingness to play around the court will help Syracuse contend for a second straight NCAA tournament berth. Read more »
When Claire Webb returns from injury, she’ll be the ‘one voice’ for Syracuse
To recover from last year’s disappointment, Syracuse needs Webb to be a steadying force on the backline and the “one voice” in the huddle. Read more »
Syracuse’s new backline features a senior transfer and a freshman
There has been one game in the past two seasons when at least two of Kamal Miller, Sondre Norheim, and John-Austin Ricks weren’t in Syracuse’s starting lineup. Read more »
Syracuse drops in NFHCA poll following loss to Cornell
Syracuse was ranked No. 18 in the preseason poll and is now No. 23. Read more »
Millennials drive Syracuse population growth
Roughly three in four individuals who have moved to Syracuse in the past few years are part of the millennial population. Read more »
Kevin Richardson talks criminal justice reform, life after incarceration
Richardson, a member of the Central Park Five, said he dreamed of attending Syracuse University and playing the trumpet in the marching band before his wrongful incarceration 30 years ago. Read more »
In a 'silver stream' era film students are in demand, SU professors said
The future of the entertainment industry looks bright for SU students. Read more »
Soulfly takes their 'Blood on the Street' tour to Westcott
Soulfly take their ‘Blood On The Street’ tour to Westcott. Read more »
Rapper IDK's new album filled with nonsensical musings
The Maryland hailing rapper produced hits like “24” and “Porno” along with stellar features from Pusha T and JID but ultimately riddled with forgettable and conventional tracks. Read more »
D.O. Sportscast: Previewing Syracuse football before it plays No. 1 Clemson
Listen to our football beat writers talk about how Syracuse will bounce back following a drubbing at Maryland last weekend. Read more »
Colleges need to do more for low-income students during first days on campus
Liberal columnist Sydney Gold argues that, for low-income and first generation students at universities across the nation, including Syracuse, the first days on campus can be marred by a barrage of inhospitable obstacles. Read more »
SA gives feedback on campus accessibility
HirePotential, Inc., a Syracuse consulting group, visited SA as part of Syracuse University’s disability services audit report. Read more »
