NY state gives survivors of sexual assault a vital voice
Liberal columnist Nick Robertson argues that a new law extending the statute of limitations for reporting sexual assaults is a victory for survivors and for justice in New York. Read more »
Daily Archives: September 30, 2019
'Still I Rise' art exhibit centered around resiliency of the black community
For Na’ye Perez, part of his identity and art comes from the streets he grew up on. He salvaged wood that would later serve as… Read more »
Brandon Berry, Syracuse pass-catchers up in this week’s stock watch
True freshman Luke Benson had the best game of his young Syracuse career against Holy Cross. Read more »
Syracuse Thinks: Is SEM 100 creating an inclusive environment?
We asked students around Syracuse University their opinions on the required first-year course, SEM 100. https://youtu.be/GJsObWnBlro Read more »
A truck, a book and an ever-growing sense of community define the Walnut Park tailgate
The group has been tailgating for 20 years and not one of them went to Syracuse. Read more »
Ryan Raposo’s rapid development has made him Syracuse’s most impactful player
Ryan Raposo leads Syracuse in goals (four), assists (three) and shots on target (11) this season. Read more »
'Understanding Islam' lecture program to educate students about the religion
“Understanding Islam,” a lecture program aimed to combat the stereotypes and assumptions made around the faith will begin its series on Oct. 2. Read more »
Latinx/hispanic Heritage Month 2019
Hugo Acosta created CNY's first Hispanic-oriented newspaper 15 years ago
CNY Latino was founded based on Hugo Acosta’s personal life tragedy. He compared the steps taken as a “a spin-off” of a novela that resulted… Read more »
'The Office! A Musical Parody' to visit Syracuse Thursday
Based on the NBC-hit TV show, “The Office! A Musical Parody” will include original scores from Assaf Gleizner and is one of many adapted shows from writers Bob and Tobly McSmith. Read more »
