Alumnus calls for removal of vehicles from Schine Student Center lot
Syracuse University alumnus David Ashley suggests that the university should remove vehicles from the Waverly lot outside of the Schine Student Center. Read more »
Daily Archives: November 8, 2015
ACC Roundup Week 10: A new school record, No. 1 stays undefeated and more
A wild week around the ACC saw a quarterback set his school's record, the No. 1 team remain undefeated coming to the Carrier Dome and more. Read more »
Syracuse will play winner of Kent State and UMass to start NCAA tournament
Syracuse will play the winner of Kent State or UMass next weekend to start the NCAA tournament. The Orange lost its first game of the season on Sunday in the ACC tournament final. Read more »
Students connect with local food scene through dining experience business
Roux is “a pop-up dining experience cross-pollinating food and design,” as defined by founders Ryn Adkins and Rohan Thakore. Read more »
Veteran-Focused Medical School
Committee chair discusses faculty report on veteran-focused medical school
Sean O'Keefe, the chair of the faculty advisory committee that submitted its final report on the idea of the creation of a veteran-focused medical school at Syracuse University to Chancellor Kent Syverud on Oct. 23, discusses the input that went into the creation of the report. Read more »
Syracuse Drama's rendition of 'Agamemnon' opens to full house
The story is based on ancient Greek myths of the Trojan War and shows off senior drama student's talent. Read more »
Songs to honor Native American Heritage Month
In honor of Native American Heritage Month, Pulp curated a playlist of Native American musicians. Read more »
Daniella's Steakhouse resembles upscale, New York City restaurant
Daniella’s offers steaks as well as fresh seafood shipped in twice a week from Foley Fish in New Bedford, Massachusetts. Every item is made from scratch, including the salad dressings, sauces and desserts. Their extensive wine list is impressive, as well as its wide range of craft beers. Read more »
Sadler Dining Hall cook arrested, charged with unlawful surveillance
A Sadler Dining Hall "second cook" was arrested at Sadler Hall last week on the charges of coercion, unlawful surveillance and harassment. Read more »
Speaker applications to be accepted for TEDxSU starting Monday
Speaker applications for the spring 2016 TEDxSyracuseUniversity conference will be accepted starting Monday. The deadline for the conference’s speaker applications is Jan. 18, 2016 at 5 p.m. Read more »
Student Association continues working to bring Uber to Syracuse
The Syracuse University Student Association is partnering with student governments at other colleges in New York state on a joint letter to the New York State Assembly that petitions for the legalization of ride-hailing services in the state. Read more »
Korean Association honors historic protest of Japanese colonial rule
The Korean Association of Syracuse University held three performances on Friday to honor the Gwangju Student Movement of 1929, during which South Korean university students clashed with Japanese students in protest of the Japanese government's colonial rule of Korea. Read more »
Volunteers plant trees around university neighborhood
About 120 volunteers from the Syracuse community planted trees around the university neighborhood Saturday morning beginning in Thornden Park. Read more »
Week in Pulp: Raury concert, traveling play
This week, Pulp brought you the final Bandersnatch concert of the semester and a play with only four cast members. Check them out here. Read more »
Youth share stories at local writing conference founded by SU faculty member
The 2015 Writing Our Lives conference took place on Saturday at Danforth Middle School in Syracuse. The annual conference was founded by Marcelle Haddix, director of the Reading and Language Arts doctoral programs at Syracuse University’s School of Education. Read more »
Malachi Richardson emerges as potent weapon for Syracuse
Malachi Richardson has already cracked the starting lineup as a freshman. Learn how he did it here. Read more »
Benjamin: Quentin Tarantino's controversial comments should not deter viewers from upcoming film
Film director Quentin Tarantino has made national headlines over the last few weeks with his controversial comments and protests against New York City Police Department.… Read more »
Chet Kanojia discusses grim future of cable companies, failure of Aereo
Chet Kanojia discussed his experience founding the groundbreaking company Aereo in 2012, and the legal trouble he faced afterward on Thursday in the Joyce Hergenhan Auditorium. Read more »
Sierra Club holds meeting to discuss fighting Cuomo's coal industry bailouts
Representatives from the Sierra Club spoke to a small crowd on the SUNY-ESF about combatting coal industry bailouts approved by Governor Cuomo. Read more »
SUNY-ESF to establish biomimetics laboratory at Newcomb campus
The State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry plans to establish the Roosevelt Biomimetics Laboratory at its Newcomb, New York campus in the Adirondack Mountains by late 2017. Read more »
Week in Sports: Dungey hurt again, no minutes limit for Coleman, field hockey loses and more
A week in Syracuse sports saw one team lose in the ACC final and another advance to an ACC semifinal. Plus, basketball's almost back. Read more »
It's On Us, CollegeHumor launch PSA to promote sexual assault prevention with humor
It’s On Us partnered with CollegeHumor to create a new public service announcement focused on the statistic that one in five women are sexually assaulted during their college careers. Read more »
Backup quarterback Kyle Bolin lights up Syracuse defense
Syracuse head coach Scott Shafer said he was unsure who Louisville would start at quarterback on Saturday, and Cardinals signal caller Kyle Bolin threw for 362 yards. Read more »