Graduate student group organizes die-in to support Black Lives Matter
Protesters laid motionless for 10 minutes to represent the killing of Black people in the United States. Read more »
Daily Archives: August 24, 2020
Data breakdown: Syracuse’s offensive struggles, underused tight ends
Here are five stats that break down Syracuse’s all-around offensive struggles in 2019, while previewing a potential 2020 season. Read more »
SU men’s basketball continues recruiting for 2021, 10 on scholarship
Currently the Orange have 10 players on their 2021 scholarship list. Read more »
Local refugee youths share experiences through film fellowship
This year’s Narratio Fellowship focused on filmmaking and featured a mix of virtual and in-person programming. Read more »
Lindsay Eastwood juggles 2 jobs, plays in the NWHL
SU ice hockey alum Lindsay Eastwood is juggling writing in the NHL bubble and working and playing in the NWHL. Read more »
People’s Place opens for 50th year, with COVID-19 restrictions
An enhanced sanitation policy and mandatory masks are a few of the pandemic restrictions People’s Place will follow as it reopens for the fall semester. Read more »
Studying outside benefits our health and safety
Since COVID-19 makes it difficult to use indoor spaces, studying, going to class and working outside is a great way to stay safe and take advantage of the outdoors. Read more »
Graduate students must be included in the SU social atmosphere
Especially during a pandemic, the problem of social isolation between graduate and undergraduate students has only gotten worse. Read more »
Tiny Desk concerts showcase student talent
Black Box Players allows students to perform a variety of musical talents during Instagram Live Tiny Desk concerts. Read more »
Syracuse ‘behind’ in preparation for season opener against North Carolina
With the season still set to begin against UNC on Sept. 12, head coach Dino Babers said the Orange are behind in preparation. Read more »
Photo story: Waiting for Normal
We asked 15 photographers to document their experiences in quarantine. Here are their stories. Read more »
Chancellor Syverud welcomes students for fall 2020 semester
In his message, Syverud addressed both students returning to campus for the semester and those taking classes virtually from home. Read more »
