Light Work’s Urban Video Project to host film showcase this weekend
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Daily Archives: August 31, 2020
Resident advisers say students practice social distancing in dorms
RAs said it has been challenging to plan activities for residents to safely socialize, but most students are following the university’s COVID-10 regulations. Read more »
SA to hold roundtable with Syracuse nonprofits
The engagement fair will host nonprofits and government agencies from the Syracuse area that are seeking to fill internships, as well as volunteer and paid positions. Read more »
Professors react to new courses, Last Chance for Change continues advocacy
Our writers speak about Last Chance for Change's efforts to support Syracuse communities, as well as how professors have responded to Syracuse University's reopening plan. Read more »
Syracuse’s new 3-3-5 defense, explained
Syracuse hired Tony White to implement 3-3-5 defense, a scheme built to combat the spread offenses of modern football. Read more »
Video: SU professor details measures to prevent the spread of coronavirus
Syracuse University professors are taking precautions in their classes to prevent the spread of coronavirus among students. Read more »
Ben Shapiro 'almost certainly' won't visit SU campus this fall
In March, College Republicans secured $39,000 in funding from SA’s Finance Board to bring Shapiro to campus in October. Read more »
300+ faculty, staff condemn professor for harmful language in syllabus
Social media posts circulated of a course syllabus that refers to the coronavirus as “Wuhan Flu” and “Chinese Communist Party Virus.” Read more »
SU students promote late friend’s fashion brand
Ambassadors commemorate Jack Nathan’s life by promoting Happy Jack, the clothing brand he created. Read more »
Students should separate political views from their personal lives
In many ways since the term became popular in the 1960s, the personal has become political. Politics and polarization thrives in every part of society. It’s time for that to change. Read more »
Over 300 SU faculty and staff sign statement in support of Chinese students
Over 250 Syracuse University professors, other faculty and staff have signed a statement in support of Chinese students and students of Chinese heritage after a professor used racist language last week. Read more »
Boeheim: John Thompson, who died at 78, ‘was one of a kind’
Jim Boeheim called John Thompson "the most impactful coach we've ever had," after Thompson passed away Sunday night. Read more »
Dino Babers details SU football's team meetings about Jacob Blake
SU football met twice to discuss the shooting of Jacob Blake by a police officer in in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Read more »
Federal ban on WeChat app creates obstacles for SU international students
Many parents of Chinese international students use WeChat as the only way to stay in touch with their children, who are thousands of miles away from home. Read more »
