Syracuse remains wed to Carrier as college naming rights industry takes off
Nearly four decades after Carrier made a $2.75 million gift to SU, the university is still locked in its deal as other schools pursue lucrative deals. Read more »
Daily Archives: October 9, 2017
In tribute to World Mental Health Day, these shows portray mental illness fairly
Tuesday is World Mental Health Day. TV columnist Malavika Randive addresses how mental health is portrayed in TV shows. Read more »
Syracuse sailing grows and finds success it hasn't had in over 50 years
Syracuse club sailing qualified for its 2016 conference spring championship for the first time in 50 years despite being 30 minutes away from its practice location, Cazenovia Lake. Read more »
An image problem could be why the Greater Syracuse Land Bank lost $1.5 million in funding
The Land Bank funding cuts may have been linked to public perceptions, people affiliated with the organization said. Read more »
Mayoral candidates say Syracuse University can do more to help the city of Syracuse
During Chancellor Nancy Cantor’s tenure, SU expanded programs and the city invested money in projects such as The Warehouse. Read more »
S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications graduate student informs community of upcoming flu clinic
S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications Graduate student informs people the upcoming flu clinic which will administer flu vaccines. Read more »
Saving endangered animals is our duty as humans
Environment columnist Allison Weis calls attention to endangered species and their dire need for our help. Read more »
A night at the movies: Alternative theater experiences in Syracuse
Movie columnist Lilly Stuecklen discusses various ways college students can watch movies around the city without breaking the bank at a traditional movie theater. Read more »
Syracuse women’s club soccer eyeing a second-straight trip to nationals
The team had to raise $40,000 in a week in order to make the trip to nationals in Foley, Alabama, last season. Read more »
Syracuse community, Onondaga Nation rally for Columbus Day name change, indigenous rights
More than 100 people attended the rally in Columbus Circle Monday evening, including Syracuse University students. Read more »
How a new mayor can help Syracuse University redefine its commitment to the city
The Daily Orange Editorial Board discusses how Syracuse mayoral candidates seem eager to discuss engagement with the university, and SU should take advantage of that. Read more »
Syracuse University professors contributed to Nobel Prize-winning work by recording gravitational waves with LIGO
Professors Stefan Ballmer, Duncan Brown and Peter Saulson helped confirm Einstein’s theory of black holes. Read more »
Better setting boosting Syracuse's hitting percentages
This season, the Orange boast a .232 hitting percentage, ranking 76th in the nation. Read more »
Construction update: Syracuse University is designing classroom upgrades as small-scale projects continue
In a campus-wide email, Pete Sala, vice president and chief facilities officer, announced some of Syracuse University’s summer 2018 construction plans. Read more »
360 Video: Homecoming game day
See what the quad and the Carrier Dome looked like on game day during Orange Central, Syracuse University's alumni weekend. Read more »
Everson exhibit ‘On My Own Time’ celebrates hidden abilities of local amateur artists
CNY Arts and the Everson Museum of Art join forces for the 44th annual “On My Own Time” exhibit, showcasing local businesses and their employees’ artistic crafts. Read more »
Mistakes in the defensive third proving costly for Syracuse in losing streak
Syracuse is giving up the double the amount of goals it did last year, mostly from individual mistakes in-game. Read more »
UVM students find missed market in connecting students to employers
Majorwise, run by two University of Vermont seniors, is the first student-run company to win LaunchVT, a competition in Vermont that awards local businesses. Read more »
SUNY-ESF student activity fee increases to ease financial burden
SUNY-ESF’s student activity fee is being increased by $28 a student a year to help match the costs of rising expenses and to raise funds for student events. Read more »
The CNY Playhouse ups the Halloween season with ‘The Crucible’
Things just got spookier. “The Crucible” is set to open on Friday at the CNY Playhouse at 8 p.m. The iconic American story on the Salem witch trials addresses affairs, betrayal and rumors. Read more »
Midfielder Laura Hurff, goalie Borg van der Velde earn Atlantic Coast Conference weekly honors
Hurff was named the offensive player of the week while van der Velde shared defensive player of the week honors with North Carolina's Ashley Hoffman. Read more »
Syracuse Chiefs sold to New York Mets organization
The sales agreement ends the Washington Nationals' affiliation with the Chiefs, which dates back to 2009. The agreement will take effect in 2019. Read more »
Number of mumps cases at Syracuse University jumps from 8 to 14
In response to the mumps outbreak, SU Athletics has cancelled practices and scrimmages for the men's and women's lacrosse teams for a "minimum of three weeks." Read more »
