SU Professors drop folk album
Musician and professor Jeffrey Pepper Rodgers discusses integrating a passion for songwriting into the classroom. Read more »
Daily Archives: October 9, 2019
SU African Student Union to host this year's 'Rip the Runway'
The African Student Union will be the lone host for this year’s Rip the Runway fashion show. The show is set on Oct. 12 at 6:30 p.m. and will follow the theme of African Folktale and village community. Read more »
SU students attend diplomatic peace forum on Korean conflict
The 2019 Global Peace Forum on Korea was held at Columbia University in September. Read more »
3 SU professors collaborated on a live, folk-driven album
Excerpt: SU professors will drop their new folk album, “Live and Listening” Oct. 16., which was originally recorded during a show at the 443 Social Club & Lounge in Syracuse, this gave the inspiration to produce the album. Read more »
Simon Smith has become one of SU's top runners since walking on
Smith finished 17th at the NCAA Northeast Regionals last season. Read more »
Students want more from SU counseling services
The Barnes Center at The Arch aims to provide students with centralized physical and mental health services, but many students are dissatisfied with their access to the center’s counseling services. Read more »
Eric Coley turning into a key piece for the Syracuse secondary
After originally doubting his decision to commit to SU, Coley is finally producing for the Orange. Read more »
Record number of student veterans enrolled in SU this fall
Student veterans said SU’s demonstrated commitment to veterans and military-connected students was a large factor in their decisions to attend the university. Read more »
Syracuse's 'I Support the Girls' chapter donated feminine products to City Hall
In nearly one year since Teri Lawless created a local I Support The Girls chapter, the organization has collected thousands of menstrual hygiene products and recently donated $500 to city hall and City Hall Commons. Read more »
A new quarterback, stout run defense and Syracuse’s strong weekday record: Previewing North Carolina State
The Wolfpack are turning to a new starter for Thursday’s matchup, likely leaning on a stout run defense to pull off a weekday win against the Orange. Read more »
SU developing online programming following national trend
SU offers 19 online master’s programs and five online certificates of advanced study. Read more »
Beat writers split on Syracuse's road test against North Carolina State
The Orange defeated North Carolina State 51-41 to become bowl eligible last season. Read more »
How a loss to Cornell and Claire Webb’s return jumpstarted No. 14 Syracuse’s season
The Orange have won five of their last seven games since Claire Webb returned to the lineup. Read more »
Syracuse’s tactics evolve as players continue to get injured
The Orange have shifted to counter attacking and positional changes as more players go down. Read more »
Syracuse lands Class of 2020 No. 3 recruit Owen Hiltz
Hiltz is expected to a join a 2021 SU team with Chase Scanlan and Tucker Dordevic. Read more »
SU alum directed, produced documentary 'The Starfish'
SU alum, Tyler Gildin, produced a film about his Jewish grandfather, Herb Gildin. The film will premiere at the Syracuse International Film Festival this weekend. Read more »
A conversation with Jim Boeheim changed my mind about paying college athletes
Liberal columnist Sam Bova had the chance to talk to head basketball coach Jim Boeheim about paying college athletes. Boeheim changed his mind. Read more »
iSchool seniors work with local organization to help resettle refugees
Four iSchool seniors decided to work with Hopeprint for their capstone project to give back to the city where they’ve gone to school for the past three years. Read more »
