While full of exciting beats and bars, ‘Her Loss’ misses the mark of greatness
Drake and 21 Savage's new album, “Her Loss,” is an improvement from Drake’s previous works, but still misses the mark for a great album. Read more »
Daily Archives: November 8, 2022
Democrats Rachel May, Jimmy Monto win respective seats
Three contests in New York will directly impact Syracuse, including the 48th state senate, the Common Council's 5th district and a statewide proposition. Read more »
Out-of-state first-time voters share what made them cast absentee ballots at SU
Syracuse University students from outside of New York state are casting absentee ballots as their first election vote ever. Read more »
Syracuse voters say inflation, reproductive rights affected voting decisions
Voters in Syracuse came out to multiple polling stations with the goal of having a say in national issues. Read more »
Incumbent Gov. Kathy Hochul elected New York state governor
Kathy Hochul was named New York state governor by the NBC decision desk. Read more »
Film review: Weak rush defense leads to loss against Pitt
In Syracuse's 19-9 loss against unranked Pittsburgh, the Panthers finished the game with 136 more rushing yards than the Orange. Read more »
For SCSD students with disabilities, more programs like OnCampus need to exist
It’s important that students with disabilities are exposed to an accelerated academic environment like college classes. Read more »
Syracuse must recognize rape culture on campus affects POC students differently
For women of color, discussing rape culture in higher education is not just a matter of sexism, but also racism. Read more »
Syracuse finishes at No. 8 in final NFHCA poll
Even after a loss in the ACC semifinals, the No. 8 Orange will take on Princeton on Friday in the NCAA quarterfinals. Read more »
Syracuse jumps up to No. 3 in United Soccer Coaches poll
The No. 3 Orange defeated North Carolina in the ACC Quarterfinals on Sunday, and will face Virginia tomorrow at home. Read more »
Neurodivergency deserves more representation in media
Education on neurodiverse topics will help people identify the problematic ways entertainment media portrays neurodivergent people, and help normalize these communities’ existence in society. Read more »
FYS 101 students, peer advisers criticize course’s address of difficult topics
First-year students and peer advisers shared their experiences with SU's First Year Seminar 101 course and ways it broaches difficult and personal topics. Read more »
As 1st LGBTQ common councilor, Jimmy Monto aims to create equal opportunity
Monto said he feels a responsibility in his role on the common council to serve as a role model for LGBTQ youth. Read more »
Students given opportunity to share feedback on Academic Strategic Plan
The student feedback was part of the Academic Strategic Plan, which helps colleges within SU adjust their use of resources, and will be released as a rough draft sometime in January 2023. Read more »
Common Council approves construction of concert venue below Parthenon Books
The Syracuse Common Council approved a special permit for a new music venue, and approved $444,000 of funding from ARPA to support DBEs in construction. Read more »
SA connects with Academic Strategic Planning Committee on its DEIA plan
SA Vice President Adia Santos also spoke about plans to increase the number of and reasons for excused and absences from classes. Read more »
Looking at the 2 SD-48 candidates going into Election Day
Rachel May is facing Julie Abbott for reelection in the 2022 midterms for New York State's 48th Senate District. Read more »
