Gallery: Anderson .Paak lights up Schine Underground
Check out photos of Wednesday's Bandersnatch concert with headliner Anderson .Paack and opening act Smino. Read more »
Daily Archives: March 23, 2016
Syracuse University 2016 Commencement speaker reflects trend in lack of diverse speakers
Since 2000, there have been 17 SU commencement speakers, including Newhouse. Of those, only four were women, eight were writers of some kind and five were SU alumni. Read more »
Anderson .Paak rocks the crowd in Schine Underground
Music columnist Emera Riley went to see Anderson .Paak perform as part of the Bandersnatch Concert Series, and to her delight, he brought the figurative roof down. Read more »
For Brad Pike, planning Syracuse’s meals requires close attention to detail
Beyond taking care of athletes on the training table, trainer Brad Pike takes care of players at the breakfast, lunch and dinner tables, too. Read more »
GSO president discusses changes to student health policy
GSO President Can Aslan has attended more than 50 meetings with the Student Health Insurance Advisory Committee. He said Wednesday that students have come to the group with many grievances about SU's healthcare policy, the first phase of which was rolled out by the university last year. Read more »
University Senators spend most of meeting discussing faculty policy revisions
More than 40 minutes of Wednesday’s University Senate meeting were spent discussing a revision to Syracuse University’s faculty policies, leaving little time to address a report covering free speech on campus. Read more »
University Senate committee pledges support for creation of Ombuds Office
The Senate Committee on Women's Concerns issued a report that said an Ombuds Office would help mitigate feelings of uncertainty and stress in the SU community. Read more »
Syracuse reaps benefits from mid-game plate adjustments in 5-0 win over Niagara
Syracuse scored four runs in the fourth inning, powering it to a 5-0 victory on Wednesday. Read more »
Ong: Practicing safe sex is important to avoiding the Zika virus
Sex & health columnist Isabella Ong delves into the health risks of the Zika virus and why safe sex is imperative to avoid spreading it. Read more »
SU student expresses concern with varying attention toward terrorist attacks in Belgium, Turkey
Talya Sever, an SU student who is both a Turkish and Belgian citizen, finds it troubling that this week's terrorist attacks in Brussels have been drawing disproportionate news coverage and sympathy from the public compared to recent attacks in Turkey. Read more »
University of Alabama students self-publish and sell comic books
Two University of Alabama students became friends through a shared love for comic books. After creating their own comic books, the students started to sell them across various comic book stores in the United States. Read more »
Syracuse needs Brianna Butler to break out of her shooting slump
Brianna Butler is one of Syracuse's best shooters in program history, but SU will need her to break out of her current slump to advance past No. 1 seed South Carolina. Read more »
How Dajuan Coleman can provide an added bonus for Syracuse
Even when Dajuan Coleman's numbers aren't eye-popping, it provides an added bonus for Syracuse. Read more »
Blum: Syracuse playing rest of NCAA Tournament on borrowed time
Syracuse has gotten a second chance to rewrite its regular season's legacy with its the NCAA Tournament performance. Read more »
Allie Murray faces Notre Dame for 1st time since transferring from UND
The last game Allie Murray ever started for Notre Dame, she allowed six Syracuse goals in seven minutes and head coach Christine Halfpenny benched her… Read more »
AnnaMarie Gatti throws complete-game shutout to cap off Syracuse's doubleheader sweep of Niagara
AnnaMarie Gatti threw seven shutout innings in a 5-0 win against Niagara to help Syracuse sweep a doubleheader against the Purple Eagles on Wednesday. Read more »
Why Tyler Roberson can be a consistently dominant rebounder for Syracuse
Tyler Roberson's second jump has led to increased rebounding numbers, especially when it matters most in the NCAA Tournament. Read more »
Jessie Mueller discusses her return to Broadway in 'Waitress'
Pulp spoke with Syracuse University alumna and Tony Award winner Jessie Mueller to talk about "Waitress," which features Broadway's first all-female creative team, including Sara Bareilles. Read more »
Syracuse women's basketball opponent preview: What to know about South Carolina
Here's what you should know about South Carolina, Syracuse's next opponent. Read more »
Moran: Hong Kong's current political situation is unstable
Abroad columnist Claire Moran discusses the political tension that exists between the people of Hong Kong and the Chinese mainland, and what the end of the "One Country, Two Systems” platform could mean. Read more »
Renowned painter Arnaldo Roche Rabell to showcase at Point of Contact Gallery
Puerto Rican artist Arnaldo Roche Rabell will showcase his exhibit, "The Blue of Ruin," at the Point of Contact Gallery. The exhibit features some of the largest paintings the gallery has ever had, with the biggest at 12 feet high. Read more »
Class of 2016 Ohio linebacker Zack Lesko commits to Syracuse as preferred walk-on
Syracuse picked up a commitment from a preferred walk-on linebacker from Ohio on Wednesday night. Read more »
Syracuse football Pro Day reactions: Ron Thompson, Rob Trudo and Riley Dixon
Syracuse players worked out at the Ensley Athletic Center on Wednesday afternoon for SU's Pro Day. Read more »
Donald Newhouse to deliver 2016 commencement speech
The president of Advance Publications will speak at Syracuse University’s commencement ceremony on May 15. Read more »
