For a night, Washington’s Mike Hopkins was the same coach Syracuse fell in love with
The former Syracuse assistant head coach returned for one night to New Jersey, where he recruited SU players for more than a decade. Read more »
Daily Archives: December 17, 2018
3 Syracuse players named to Inside Lacrosse’s Preseason All-America list
Nick Mellon was named to the second team and Brett Kennedy and Jamie Trimboli were honorable mentions. Read more »
Jeremy Harris finds home at Buffalo after searching for 3 years
Harris’ path to Buffalo has humble beginnings in military school and junior college. He leads the Bulls into the Carrier Dome on Tuesday. Read more »
Syracuse’s next opponent: What to know about Buffalo
The Bulls return most of their playmakers from a year ago. They charge into the Carrier Dome on Tuesday. Read more »
Miranda Drummond continues hot-shooting in Syracuse’s blowout win
Drummond led all scorers with 19 points as the Orange beat Niagara on Monday. Read more »
Beat writers unanimously pick Buffalo to beat Syracuse
The Interstate 90 matchup tips off at 8 p.m. on Tuesday in the Carrier Dome as Buffalo looks to remain undefeated. Read more »
Syracuse steamrolls Niagara, 94-45, behind its best overall performance of the season
Syracuse produced 35 turnovers against Niagara on Tuesday, translating to 36 points in the easy win. Read more »
Syracuse falls out of AP Top 25 after loss to Old Dominion
The Orange had returned to the rankings for one week but fall out after an upset loss to Old Dominion. Buffalo, its opponent on Tuesday, remains at No. 14. Read more »
Reporter’s notebook: The Capital Gazette was where I got my start. And it should teach us how to go forward.
Months after learning her former coworkers were among those killed in the Capital Gazette shooting, Meredith Newman, ‘15, was reporting on the aftermath of the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting for USA Today. Read more »
Newsmakers: With success at Runner’s World, Heather Mayer Irvine has published her 1st cookbook
After finding her niche at Runner’s World magazine, the former health and nutrition columnist has released her first cookbook. Read more »
There remains a need for diversity at The D.O. Here’s how 1 staffer is working to make a change.
Aishwarya Sukesh, The D.O.’s incoming managing editor, shares how the paper looks through her eyes — and how it could look. Read more »
Newsmakers: Melanie Hicken of CNN is shining light on fraud, corruption
The former News and Special Projects Editor is now a senior writer on CNN’s investigative team, and recently reported on one of the longest-running international scams in history. Read more »
