Mertikas and Saied reflect on #NotAgainSU, rebuilding Assembly
As the spring semester begins, Mertikas and Saied want to translate their new membership into action. Read more »
Daily Archives: January 14, 2020
Otto Tunes releases “Other Lover” EP about love and heartbreak
Otto Tunes released an EP titled “Other Lover” on Spotify and other streaming services on Jan. 1. Consisting of three songs, the EP details the stages of a relationship between two individuals. Read more »
Incoming councilors look to make a difference in 2020
Second District Councilor Patrick Hogan, Third District Councilor Chol Majok and Councilor at-large Rita Paniagua were elected in November. Read more »
Syracuse University to reform Climate Action Plan years after release
The SU sustainability management team will make changes to their Climate Action Plan in order to reach carbon neutrality by 2040. Read more »
University leaders across US have resigned amid student protests
Student-led protests on campuses across the country have resulted in college and university leaders resigning from their positions. Read more »
Syverud's Winter address promises positive change
On Monday afternoon Chancellor Syverud held his annual winter address, promising to ensure continual change and progress on campus to create an environment where all… Read more »
Professors help provide a safe environment for students
Student Life columnist argues how professors who engage in reflective discussion provide a safe space for students. Read more »
SU student dies while on break in London
First-year student Clément Sutter died while on break in London last week. Read more »
Former SU star Felisha Legette-Jack builds contender at Buffalo
After she was fired from Indiana in 2012, Legette-Jack took over a nine-win UB program. In the last four years, the Bulls have made the NCAA tournament four times. Read more »
Beat writers split on Syracuse-Boston College
Following an upset victory over then-No.18 Virginia, Syracuse hosts Boston College at the Dome Wednesday night. Read more »
Newhouse dean search finalists to visit campus
The three candidates are scheduled to visit the Newhouse School for two days each throughout the month of January. Read more »
Esports club founder seeks to improve industry’s reputation
In creating Syracuse’s esports club, Lauren Wiener has taken a global movement local. Read more »
First Year Players begin auditions for spring musical ‘9 to 5’
First Year Players is holding auditions for its show “9 to 5” this week. Sign-ups for the show are located on the first floor of the Women’s Building. Read more »
Buddy Boeheim’s ascent to Syracuse’s best shooter born out of necessity
Buddy Boeheim has the most 3-pointers of any group of high-major player. After a year of being implored to shoot more, Buddy’s heard the same message and is now acting on it. Read more »
Meet Derryck Thornton and Jay Heath, the graduate transfer and true freshman leading Boston College
Derryck Thornton’s not just a veteran locker room presence. At BC, he’s playing the best basketball of his collegiate career. Read more »
SUArt Galleries to open 3 exhibits featuring historic works
SU professor Joan Bryant curated an exhibit of 150 photographs that show life in the Jim Crow era. The exhibit, along with two others, will be on display at SUArt Galleries from Jan. 16 to March 13. Read more »
Syracuse 4th in preseason ACC rankings, 2 players named to All-ACC team
Tucker Dordevic and Chase Scanlan, two of the Orange's top offensive weapons, were both left off the preseason All-ACC team. Read more »
Longtime Syracuse assistant steps down from Syracuse lacrosse
Donahue received the 2001 Jay Gallagher Award winner as the nation’s top Division 1 assistant. He's been with SU for more than three decades. Read more »
SA to provide graduate admissions test preparation
The Graduate Record Examination, or GRE, is often required for applying to graduate schools. Read more »
