If Syracuse football players played basketball, here’s what positions they would play
Jamal Custis “more than held his own” against Karl-Anthony Towns in high school. Read more »
Daily Archives: October 23, 2018
Dana Valelly provides digs, assists when Syracuse needs her
Valelly has played considerably less in 2018, but has been more efficient when she does Read more »
What’s gone wrong in Syracuse’s 12-game losing streak
The Orange hasn’t won a game since Sept. 2, and with one game remaining, SU is looking to regroup for next season. Read more »
Balter responds to hot-button questions during Q&A at SU
SU’s College Democrats invited congressional candidate Dana Balter to campus to answer questions from the community. Read more »
Skaneateles’ Pat Hackler hopes to end football career with a 2nd-straight state title
After graduating, Hackler will head to Yale, where he’ll play lacrosse for the 2018 national champions. Read more »
Dana Balter proves she cares about representing central New York residents
Liberal columnist Nick Turner commends Democratic congressional candidate Dana Balter for fostering political discourse at Syracuse University. Read more »
Jamal Custis expected to play basketball, not football
“Every time we play I’m definitely the best player on the court,” Custis said. Read more »
Ryan McMahon plans to tackle poverty, infrastructure issues as county executive
McMahon started his political career 13 years ago as common councilor for the city of Syracuse. Read more »
SU alumnus urges U.S. Rep. John Katko to pull ad against Dana Balter
Syracuse University graduate says there are flaws in a recent U.S. Rep. John Katko (R) ad against Democratic challenger Dana Balter. Read more »
No. 20 Syracuse drops first game in six contests, 3-2, to Clemson
The Orange, after elevating to the No. 20 team in the country earlier Tuesday, couldn't keep pace with the Tigers Tuesday night. Read more »
Syracuse allows four-straight goals in 4-1 loss at No. 7 Cornell
Syracuse's redshirt senior Brooke Avery scored less than five minutes into the game before SU fell off. Read more »
ShotSpotter technology helps Syracuse police detect gunshots
The Syracuse Police Department has been using the ShotSpotter software since October 2017. There were about 200 more gunshot reports in the past year than in 2016. Read more »
Electric car charging stations installed in DeWitt, Clay
The efforts are part of a state-wide push to install EV charging stations along I-90, from Buffalo to New York City. Read more »
Here are 5 fang-tastic shows to watch for the Halloween season
Here are your must-watch movies and shows to get ready for spooky season. Read more »
Don’t miss your last weekend to get spooked at Fright Nights at the Fair
This is the last weekend to be spooked at Fright Nights at the Fair, which features five haunted houses. Read more »
Recess Coffee will host Halloween-themed class
Recess Coffee will offer a Halloween-themed cupping class on Thursday, Oct. 25 at 6 p.m. at their roasting headquarters. Read more »
SU community to read the novel “Frankenstein” in its entirety on day of Halloween
Members of the Syracuse University community will participate in a marathon reading of Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein” on Halloween in honor of the novel’s 200th anniversary. Read more »
Sam Low brings rugby experience from England to Syracuse
Sam Low, from Castle Carrock in England, used his lifelong soccer playing to impact SU’s kicking game. Read more »
Syracuse resident says political signs are frequently stolen
Our reader describes the destruction of signs and landscape on her property close to Syracuse University. Read more »
Syracuse jumps 4 spots to No. 20 in United Soccer Coaches' poll
The Orange is coming off a tie at North Carolina State after beating St. Bonaventure 7-0 last week. Read more »
Syracuse picked 3rd in ACC preseason poll; Mangakahia, Engstler earn preseason honors
Third is the highest Syracuse has ranked in the preseason since joining the conference in 2013. Read more »
Brooke Schneider finds community in Syracuse Sailing Club
A former figure skater, Brooke Schneider resparked her competitive edge with sailing. Read more »
Video: OTTOthon executive director previews the event and why students should participate
OTTOthon, Syracuse University’s annual dance marathon, raises funds for Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital. This year’s OTTOthon will take place on Nov. 3 from 10a.m.-10p.m. Register for OTTOthon at http://ottothon.com/ Read more »
How religious music continues to impact the music scene today
The impact of religious music may not be quantified in record sales or mainstream appeal, but its value comes from how it encourages participation amongst its listeners. Read more »
