Syracuse continues to blow leads, concede scoring runs
The Orange have lost four games that they held leads in this season, including their last three games. Read more »
Daily Archives: October 30, 2018
Syracuse’s shot clock history rooted in Le Moyne’s library
On Wednesday night, Syracuse tips off against Le Moyne, where the original shot clock is still held. Here’s a look at Syracuse’s rich basketball history. Read more »
Pan Am Flight 103 lawyer explains suing Libya at lecture
The team reached a $2.7 billion settlement against the Libyan government on behalf of the victims’ families. Read more »
Katko, Balter discuss gun violence, Trump’s rhetoric in debate
Rep. John Katko (R-Camillus) and Dana Balter are vying for the congressional district that includes Syracuse. Read more »
Le Moyne head coach Pat Beilein follows in father John’s footsteps
John Beilein, now Michigan’s head coach, spent nine years coaching the Dolphins from 1983-1992. Read more »
Jefferson Center redevelopment proposal continues trends in downtown Syracuse
The proposed reconstruction of a former Kmart by Acropolis Center LLC is part of a larger trend toward urban living in downtown Syracuse, a city official said. Read more »
After 2 years of researching the central New York food system, FoodPlanCNY prepares final reports to stakeholders
FoodPlanCNY, a program started by professors at Syracuse University and SUNY-ESF, aims to increase public awareness of central New York’s food system. Read more »
SU students, religious leaders share messages of hope after Pittsburgh synagogue shooting
Syracuse University community members wrote messages of hope, peace and love on the Syracuse University Quad sidewalks on Tuesday afternoon following Saturday’s Pittsburgh synagogue shooting. Read more »
SU’s diversity update email is a step in the right direction
The Daily Orange Editorial Board commends SU for detailing updates about diversity initiatives in a campus-wide email sent Tuesday afternoon. Read more »
Students should act forward, even after Remembrance Week
Student life columnist Patrick Linehan encourages students to act forward in ways that are meaningful to them. Read more »
Although disruptive, Schine renovations will rightfully improve accessibility
Moderate columnist Bethanie Viele argues that renovations to Schine Student Center are important, despite a possible 18-month disruption. Read more »
Video: The Sweet Praxis, a sustainable and diet-inclusive bakery
The Sweet Praxis is a modern bakery in Armory Square that provides vegan and gluten-free items. As well, the bakery focuses on green practices like using compostable packaging. Read more »
SU students should take women’s and gender studies classes
Gender and Sexuality columnist Lianza Reyes explains why students should consider taking classes beyond their comfort — starting with WGS and QSX classes. Read more »
The Sweet Praxis to celebrate 2 years as a sustainable, diet-inclusive bakery
The Sweet Praxis, located in Armory Square, is celebrating their two-year anniversary, but pastry-lovers everywhere can expect more changes to come. Read more »
SU faculty panel discusses trauma, healing in Remembrance Week
The panel, which was held Monday night in Slocum Hall, was moderated by Karen Hall, the assistant director of civic engagement and academic advising for the Renée Crown University Honors Program. Read more »
SA considers student feedback boxes, allocates 2nd semester funding
First Year Players’ “Newsies” was fully funded at $36,020.42. Read more »
