Indigenous students will design art installation to honor Onondaga Nation
The installation will acknowledge SU’s presence on land traditionally belonging to the Onondaga Nation. Read more »
Daily Archives: October 27, 2020
New Yorker critic Alex Ross to release book on Wagnerism
In a Zoom conversation hosted by the Goldring arts journalism and communications program, music critic Alex Ross shared the inspiration and writing process behind his latest book. Read more »
Onondaga County sees record high early, mail-in votes
The increased availability of mail-in and early voting could impact the outcome of the election and shape voting policies for years to come. Read more »
Syracuse’s 4th down ineffectiveness evident after loss to No. 1 Clemson
This season, Syracuse is 3-for-12 on fourth downs, 85th out of 92 teams who have played in 2020. Read more »
LaShan Lovelace hopes to strengthen diversity initiatives, equity at SU
In this new role, LaShan Lovelace will work with SU administrators and staff to create and expand diversity and inclusion initiatives. Read more »
The Haunting of Bly Manor’ tells eerie story through fragmented memories
Screen Time columnist Patrick Gunn says that the series uses flashbacks and monologues to portray complex characters with tragic pasts. Read more »
Nathan Henderson’s kick catapults him to Syracuse’s top runner
Nathan Henderson finds extra speed at the end of races to catapult Syracuse men’s cross country to new heights. Read more »
SU sophomore starts coffee brand Keep Coffee Casual
Murray Lebovitz sells bottles of cold brew to students, buying beans for the coffee from local roasters such as Recess Coffee. Read more »
7-on-7 high school football league in CNY gives 'sense of normalcy'
Although the league was cancelled today, it was a bright spot for many high school players and coaches Read more »
SUNY-ESF students must test negative for COVID-19 before leaving for break
SUNY-ESF students attending in-person classes must test negative for the coronavirus before they can leave for Thanksgiving break. Read more »
Sound Beat: Access Audio creates audiobook with InclusiveU students
InclusiveU students work with Sound Beat: Access Audio, whose latest project is an audio adaptation of a book about the Ashokan Reservoir. Read more »
Voting in congressional race is as important as presidential race
As the presidency draws all the attention, one important election is happening right now in our community. Read more »
Dana Balter positioned as the candidate to make real change
Former Syracuse University professor Dana Balter can make real change in congress, if she can defeat incumbent Rep. John Katko. Read more »
Dewitt, Manlius officials endorse Dana Balter
Over a dozen elected officials from Dewitt and Manlius endorsed Dana Balter in the NY-24 congressional race. Read more »
Syracuse activists' vision for police reform
We discuss how Syracuse activists view the recently-passed Right to Know Act and future plans to address police reform. Read more »
SA, Mayor Walsh will talk about Waverly and Comstock avenues traffic light
Student Association will meet with Mayor Ben Walsh next week to discuss replacing a traffic light at the intersection of Waverly and Comstock avenues with a four-way stop. Read more »
SUNY-ESF researchers review petition to advance Chestnut tree restoration
The petition is the first of three that researchers must file with the federal government before moving forward. Read more »
