Superlatives from Syracuse's 81-53 win against North Carolina
The Orange limited Cole Anthony to just 2-for-10 from the field while Elijah Hughes added 27 points in the ACC tournament's second round. Read more »
Daily Archives: March 11, 2020
Syracuse routs UNC in ACC tournament, 81-53, yet uncertainty looms
No Power-5 conference will allow fans to attend the remainder of their conference tournament as the spread of coronavirus continues. Read more »
‘The Matchmaker’ comedy to run at CNY Playhouse
The comedy about a merchant who hires a matchmaker in hopes of finding love was the inspiration behind the Broadway musical, “Hello Dolly.” Read more »
SU encourages excusing absences, coursework for #NotAgainSU protesters
SU suggested that students be allowed to complete their classes without penalties for absences or late assignments, Interim Vice Chancellor and Provost John Liu said in an SU news release. Read more »
Jamie Gregg sticks to her southern roots after transferring to Syracuse
Gregg has been the leadoff hitter in 16 games for Syracuse this year. Read more »
St. Patrick Hunger Project works to stock food pantries
The St. Patrick Hunger Project hosts several fundraisers to provide food for people in need. Read more »
Day Hall residents remain worried after racist incidents
Several residents in Day Hall are concerned because the perpetrators of racist, homophobic and anti-Semitic incidents have not been found. Read more »
Uber, Lyft driver earns SU fame as ‘The Candyman’
Boyer, an Uber and Lyft driver, had been offering free candy to riders in his car since he started driving. It landed him the nickname "The Candyman." Read more »
Freshman Bianca Chevarie steps up after Morgan Alexander’s injury
Chevarie has started four games helping the Orange defeat three top-20 ranked opponents amidst their six-game winning streak. Read more »
Onondaga County prepares for coronavirus outbreak
Onondaga County is collaborating with state and local partners to prepare for a potential COVID-19 outbreak. Read more »
Plastic bag ban has minimal impact
Conservative columnist Skylar Swart argues that New York’s ban on single-use plastic bags has little effect on the environment and only serves to annoy NY residents. Read more »
Plastic bag ban is good start to combat climate change
Conservative columnist Skylar Swart argues that New York’s ban on single-use plastic bags has little effect on the environment and only serves to annoy NY residents. Read more »
ACC tournament to follow NCAA, Big 10, Big 12 in restricting fan access
The ACC announced it's following the NCAA and other conferences in playing tournament games without fans. Read more »
Lockerbie bomber could get new appeal
35 Syracuse University students died in the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103. Read more »
Syracuse men's lacrosse game at Rutgers to be played without fans
As the coronavirus spreads, the decision to prohibit fans at Syracuse's upcoming game at Rutgers is one of the latest responses in college athletics. Read more »
What to know about Syracuse’s 2nd round ACC tournament opponent: North Carolina
The Tar Heels have beat the Orange nine games in-a-row Read more »
Writers split on Syracuse's ACC Tournament matchup against UNC
Syracuse will play the Tar Heels in North Carolina Wednesday evening. Read more »
Woman sues SU after tripping on Schine sidewalk
The woman says she sustained permanent and severe injuries after she tripped on a sidewalk at SU’s Schine Student Center. SU was negligent, the complaint alleges. Read more »
SU students create The Bedford to celebrate music, fashion
Four SU students created a music venue called The Bedford, which has hosted live performances from local artists such as Joe Morgan and Grizzee. Read more »
Smart Money: Apartment hunting tips
Finance columnist Melissa Marchetti outlines useful tips and tricks of apartment hunting in the summer housing market. Read more »
SUNY-ESF response to coronavirus not strong enough
Environment columnist Samantha Kolb argues that after SU moved some of its classes to online-only after spring break, SUNY-ESF should follow and better communicate with students. Read more »
Flaws in health care system led to spread of coronavirus, experts say
Experts discussed concerns and misconceptions about the disease at an open forum in the Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics. Read more »
SU right to move classes online due to coronavirus
Environmental columnist Harrison Vogt argues that SU is right to move classes online until at least March 30 in response to concerns about the COVID-19 Coronavirus. Read more »
SA presidential candidates found not guilty of violating bylaws
SA's Judicial Review Board found Justine Hastings and Ryan Golden's campaign not guilty of violating a bylaw regarding the use of academic listservs for campaign purposes. Read more »
