SA plans to fund resources for students, families affected by Hurricane Ida
SU's Student Association announced Monday night that they plan to provide resources and organizations for hurricane relief. Read more »
Daily Archives: August 30, 2021
Syracuse University shouldn't wait until 2040 to become carbon neutral
Students, faculty, and staff are responsible for holding SU, the local government, and each other accountable. It is now or never. Read more »
Maxwell School’s X Lab merges university research with public sector
Despite its possibility to have a large impact, the X Lab community is small, with just a handful of undergraduate and graduate researchers. Read more »
‘The White Lotus’ attracts viewers with satirical take on economic hierarchy
The uber-elites in the HBO show leave a trail of damage in their path over the course of this compelling miniseries. Read more »
Why I’m focusing on more than just my studies at SU
If approached with the right guidance, college can turn naive kids into strong-willed, confident members of society. Read more »
How 2 SU volleyball players' trip to Puerto Rico prepared them for faster game
“Puerto Rico as a culture, we’re not that tall,” Fernando Morales said. “Having two tall players in the middle is something we need.” Read more »
Miles Robinson's journey from Syracuse to Gold Cup glory for US soccer team
Former SU defender Miles Robinson scored the Gold Cup winning goal for the United States in the 117th minute in a 1-0 defeat over Mexico. Read more »
Charlotte de Vries named Top Scorer at 2021 Junior Pan American Championship
Syracuse forward Charlotte de Vries was named the top scorer at the 2021 Junior Pan American Championship. Read more »
Dino Babers talks offensive line, DeVito ahead of 1st game of season
Head coach Dino Babers addressed the media. Here are three takeaways. Read more »
SU COVID-19 testing center will be located at Carrier Dome weekdays
The Carrier Dome will serve as the university's on-campus COVID-19 testing center on weekdays starting this Wednesday. Read more »
