New exhibit uses hyper-realistic rice bags to comment on Asian American culture
Sculpture exhibit My Sweetie Has No Pockmarks features hyperrealistic ceramic rice bags, a commentary on nuanced Asian-American culture. Read more »
Daily Archives: August 29, 2022
Biden’s loan forgiveness is a step in the right direction, but more has to be done
Coming out of the pandemic, families undoubtedly struggled in many aspects of life, but especially and maybe most notably, financially. Combine that with rising costs and inflation and you can see why now more than ever families will need financial support especially for college. Read more »
Syracuse looks to build new foundation after heavy roster turnover
Senior transfer Alyssa Bert has been setting the tone defensively with 51 digs across three matches to lead the Orange this year. Read more »
The ethical dilemma that is HBO’s ‘The Rehearsal’
Nathan Fielder’s “The Rehearsal” creates a bizarre and mind-bending series to answer the question “what if you could prepare for the hardest moments in life?” Read more »
SU Libraries to preserve current government documents
Syracuse University Libraries typically preserve 64% of the 10,000 to 11,000 different publications the Government Publishing Organization makes available. Read more »
Now able to see the future, amateur psychic predicts what's to come at SU
Our humor columnist trained all summer to become a psychic and has foreseen a number of changes that Syracuse University will face this semester. Read more »
Dino Babers talks Louisville, week 1 depth chart ahead of season opener
Babers talked about Louisville, who will play come to the JMA Dome on Saturday for week one of the season. Read more »
SU freshman chases ‘total victory’ as ‘American Ninja Warrior’ contestant, student
SU freshman navigates the transition to college life while pursuing “total victory” on American Ninja Warrior. Read more »
Dear SU students, the Syracuse community is your home too
When the city proposed constructing the I-81 viaduct, 15th Ward residents rallied together and fought to keep their homes, businesses and memories from being demolished. With the Urban Renewal Project, which brought the city the Everson Museum, government buildings and an expansion of Downtown Syracuse, it was becoming clear that 15th Ward residents had to leave. Read more »
What SU’s COVID-19 policies look like compared to other schools
The elimination of mandatory random testing at SU means the university can no longer collect reliable data for a COVID-19 dashboard. Read more »
COVID-19 restrictions at SU may be lifted, but pandemic anxiety is far from gone
As students return to college this month, there is anxiety in the air about Syracuse University’s COVID-19 restrictions being lifted. While some students can finally have the college experience that was put on hold for two years, we can’t ignore that there are still outbreaks, cases spreading and effects of the pandemic. We are not back to normal—we are recovering. Read more »
Major cat overpopulation in central New York overwhelms Syracuse shelters
Get the latest Syracuse news delivered right to your inbox. Subscribe to our newsletter here. Many of the tags noting arrival dates of the cats… Read more »
