Sister duo opens candle company BeeKind in Syracuse's westside
COVID-19 delayed the store’s opening from May to late September, but BeeKind is now selling candles and other products from its storefront in Tipperary Hill. Read more »
Daily Archives: October 4, 2020
SU Professor: Trump is a white supremacist
Trump’s rhetoric, his politics, and his policies are based on the belief that America has been, and should remain, a white man’s country, and that violence and intimidation are legitimate means of keeping it that way. Read more »
Smart Money: An introduction to investing
What’s a stock? Saving for retirement now? Here’s some tips to let you effectively manage your money, and maximize your income. Read more »
SPD to cut gunshot detection system from city budget
SPD decided to end its use of ShotSpotter technology after Mayor Walsh cut $18.1 million from Syracuse’s annual budget due to a sharp reduction in city revenue. Read more »
SU awards nearly 260 scholarships to class of 2020 graduates
SU awarded about 260 scholarships to Class of 2020 graduates planning to pursue a graduate degree. Read more »
Syracuse enters ACC opener with limited prep after COVID-19 pause
A canceled scrimmage and season opener will force Syracuse players to be thrown “into the deep end” against Pitt Tuesday. Read more »
How Carter Kempney, SU’s 1st 5-star since 2020, became the ‘total package’
This recruiting season, Syracuse lacrosse landed its first five-star recruit since the Class of 2018, Carter Kempney. Read more »
Alpha Chi Rho on probation, no longer suspended
SU suspended its chapter of Alpha Chi Rho in November after the university alleged members and guests shouted a racist slur at a Black woman. Read more »
Students feel unsafe riding SU buses due to risk of coronavirus spread
Though SU and Centro have implemented restrictions on university buses due to the pandemic, some students say they still don’t feel safe riding buses. Read more »
Goldstein Alumni and Faculty Center continues specials, implements meal swipes
Although it is only open for takeout, the restaurant’s weekly orders have doubled with its new meal swipe option. Read more »
SA organizes graduate school entrance exam prep program for spring 2021
SA’s program will take place in the spring and include a 10-week course that trained doctoral students will lead. Read more »
Syracuse community members worried about SU students spreading coronavirus
Syracuse residents are impressed with how the university has controlled the spread of COVID-19, but some are concerned about large off-campus gatherings. Read more »
Syracuse loses 2nd series game to Virginia, 3-2 in double-overtime
After coming back from a 2-0 halftime deficit, the Orange lost 3-2 after allowing a 75th minute goal in double-overtime. Read more »
Notre Dame shuts out Syracuse 2-0 for 3rd consecutive loss
It marked Syracuse’s third straight loss on the road to begin the season. Read more »
SU's School of Education to create Center on Disability and Inclusion
Grant funding from the New York State Department of Education, The Taishoff Family Foundation and the U.S. Department of Education will support the center. Read more »
