Jerome Robinson rising above North Carolina recruiting snub at Boston College
Robinson, a Tar Heel state native, wanted to stay home to play college hoops, but after schools in his home state shunned him, Robinson has thrived at BC. Read more »
Daily Archives: January 23, 2018
Lawsuit: Drug companies responsible for county opioid crisis
More than 140 people died from unintended opioid-related incidents in 2016, according to the county. Read more »
Students hop on the Euclid Shuttle as transportation service officially launches
The Euclid Shuttle, an initiative pushed forward by Syracuse University’s Student Association, launched last Thursday. Read more »
Syracuse men's basketball opponent preview: What to know about Boston College
Gear up for Syracuse’s Wednesday evening matchup against the Eagles with this report, including players to watch and ways in which the Orange can win. Read more »
South Side food cooperative previously funded by Syracuse University closes
A South Side food co-op whose secretary is a former Syracuse mayoral candidate has shut down, again. Read more »
Officials: Syracuse sidewalks snow removal plan to be strictly enforced
Ben Walsh, Syracuse’s new mayor, has pledged to have city departments better enforce a snow removal ordinance. Read more »
Combat cold and flu season with these foods
The flu is back with a vengeance this winter. Foodie columnist Taylor Lucero explains how to avoid the sniffles by eating the right foods. Read more »
Syracuse’s seniors want to ‘break the streak’ and win first CHA title game
Syracuse has lost in the last six College Hockey America title games. Read more »
Men's basketball roundtable: 3rd scoring option, the big men and a storyline to watch moving forward
Beat writers Sam Fortier, Matthew Gutierrez and Tomer Langer discuss whether Oshae Brissett is the third scoring option SU needs, which freshman is most important down the stretch and more. Read more »
Olivet’s Jalen Adams finally thriving after transferring three times due to injuries and playing time
Once Jalen Adams arrived at Olivet, he instantly became the team’s primary ball-handler and shot-taker, and started in the backcourt with Tracy Edmond. Read more »
Conservatism plays into the tradition of American values
Conservative columnist Joshua Nelson explains how the cultural and technological achievements of the United States are the result of conservative freedoms and ideals. Read more »
2 Syracuse University research teams develop startup companies as part of prestigious competition
Farm to Flame Energy, a startup company, will compete in Boston during the Hult Prize selection. Read more »
Syracuse needs Oshae Brissett to improve his shot selection
The forward has assumed one of the heaviest freshman workloads in the country, and he’s playing through growing pains and all. Read more »
Beat writers split on outcome of Syracuse’s home matchup with Boston College
All of our beat writers see a game that ends below 70 points but they're split on the result. Read more »
Syracuse University and SUNY-ESF students weigh in on temporary gym equipment locations
Several students said they look forward to seeing Archbold Gymnasium renovations, but are not quite sure what they will be. Read more »
Keys N Krates turntablist Jr. Flo talks upcoming performance in Syracuse
The electronic trio Keys N Krateswill be in Syracuse on Jan. 25, performing songs entirely from their debut album “Cura.”As the band's Westcott Theater performance approaches, turntablist Jr. Flo talks abouttheir new album and upcoming tour. Read more »
Miranda Ramirez’s unconventional childhood helped her thrive immediately at Syracuse
Between living in six different states and France, being homeschooled, and competing in international tennis tournaments as a 15-year-old, Miranda Ramirez sacrificed a lot to become the player she is today. Read more »
Here’s how New York state’s paid family leave policy could affect Syracuse University
The new policy will offer staff and graduate students up to 12 weeks off with partial pay. Read more »
Syracuse’s industrial past highlighted in preservation of historic building
The industrial history of Syracuse has roots in the Lipe-Rollway Corporation building on West Fayette Street. The building is now being recognized for its historic significance. Read more »
6th Cafe Kubal opens in Marriott Syracuse Downtown
With its newest location at the Marriott Syracuse Downtown, Cafe Kubal furthers its partnerships with other local businesses Read more »
Oscar nods were announced this morning. Here’s what you need to know:
Screen Time columnist Erik Benjamin analyzes the Academy’s choice for Oscar nominations. With the ceremony taking place March 4, the coveted Best Picture category is still anyone’s game. Read more »
D.O. Sportscast episode 14: Beat writers discuss Syracuse's ACC struggles
Tomer Langer and Sam Fortier discuss Oshae Brisett's shot selection and other points of emphasis for Syracuse. Read more »
