SU mistakenly suspended 4 students
A Syracuse University official confirmed the mistaken suspensions on Wednesday. Read more »
Daily Archives: February 19, 2020
Freeze Out 5K to raise money for people in need
The annual glow-in-the-dark race held in both Syracuse and Binghamton supports the Rescue Mission Alliance’s goal of helping those in need. Read more »
'He jumped so high it scared me': Elijah Hughes' unheralded athleticism
Elijah Hughes used to lower the rim in his backyard to eight feet. Now, his athleticism is his most unheralded trait. Read more »
Over 150 graduate students to continue strike
Graduate students will update the goals of the strike to account for recent developments and ensure protesters receive “institutional support.” Read more »
Graduate student Dan McCort performs ‘Live on Thin Ice’ comedy special
Dan McCort, who has had a 16-year career in comedy, said he has an unrehearsed style. He ad-libbed throughout much of the comedy special he performed on campus last week. Read more »
Friends, family remember former SU volleyball star Carrie Urton McCaw
One of the most decorated Syracuse volleyball players ever, Carrie McCaw will be remembered for her commitment, passion and joyous ways Read more »
Sam Swart, Megan Carney emerging as playmakers to replace Nicole Levy
Without Levy – now an assistant coach at Colorado – Swart and Carney, who has a team-high eight assists this season, have emerged. Read more »
SA urges university to rethink protester treatment
SU's Student Association called for the university to give protesters inside Crouse-Hinds Hall access to food and other supplies in a statement Wednesday. Read more »
Syracuse’s backup guards make most of their limited time on the court
SU's starting guards average more than 36 minutes a game, but it’s the backup guards who have helped ignite SU’s recent four-game win streak. Read more »
Syracuse now a leader in fight against homelessness
Liberal columnist Patrick McCarthy argues that the Hire Ground Workforce Development should serve as a model for the country as a program that helps curb homelessness and panhandling Read more »
Faculty deliver food, supplies to sit-in
Throughout the day, students, faculty, staff and community members brought bags of food, old clothes, medicine and hygienic products to the protest. Read more »
Common Councilors detail disputes with city law department
Syracuse’s Common Council shares the same legal counsel as the mayor’s administration. It’s a relationship that councilors said holds potential conflicts of interest. Syracuse’s law… Read more »
Syracuse's NCAA Tournament hopes end with 90-66 loss to Louisville
With Wednesday's loss, Syracuse's NCAA Tournament chances have completely slipped away. Read more »
Terms like ‘ghosting’ can mask manipulative behaviors
Gender and Sexuality columnist Mallory Stokker argues that over-use of terms like “ghosting” and “breadcrumbing” can cover-up seriously damaging or manipulative behaviors in relationships. Read more »
Syverud lifts #NotAgainSU protesters' interim suspensions
The Chancellor announced his decision at the University Senate’s meeting late Wednesday afternoon. Read more »
Video: Students, faculty rally outside Crouse-Hinds
DPS officers restricted deliveries of food and supplies to protesters on Tuesday. Supporters rallied outside throughout the day, often yelling and chanting at officers. https://youtu.be/ILFL5LQc40U… Read more »
Undefeated Syracuse enters ITA top-25 rankings
The undefeated Orange have joined the top-25 for the first time this season. Read more »
Some graduate students to strike until university lifts suspensions
Graduate students will strike until suspensions for student activists have been lifted and students in Crouse-Hinds Hall are given unrestricted and unconditional access to food, medication, healthcare, hygiene products and spiritual advisors. Read more »
#NotAgainSU to occupy Crouse-Hinds for 3rd day
#NotAgainSU will continue its occupation of Crouse-Hinds Hall for a third day after protesters rejected a conditional deal with university officials that would have revoked their suspensions. Read more »
Popcycle creates 'win-win-win situations' for fashion on campus
Ben Goldsmith and Jackson Ensley, founders of Popcycle, reflect on the success of their brand thus far and share plans for the future. Read more »
In a city full of Girards, Joseph Girard III made it big
After always being “the next Girard in town,” Joseph Girard III has outgrown the hype of the area and sprung himself into something bigger. Read more »
SU escalates consequences, challenges #NotAgainSU claims
SU did not impose conduct sanctions on #NotAgainSU for staying past the Barnes Center’s closing time in November. Protesters at Crouse-Hinds were suspended on the first night. Read more »
Sen. Gillibrand seeks to enforce loan forgiveness
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand responded to questions from Syracuse residents about her progress on federal issues at a town hall meeting Tuesday. Read more »
Ben Walsh responds to #NotAgainSU occupation
Walsh and his staff will continue to be in contact with SU administration, the Syracuse Police Department and students on campus, the mayor said in a statement. Read more »
