Alexis Abboud looks toward approaching family reunion during freshman season
While her role this season is not defined yet, SU freshman Alexis Abboud wants to learn from older utility players, not compete against them. Read more »
Daily Archives: January 30, 2019
The Final Word: Beat writers discuss Syracuse’s road win against Boston College
Listen to what the beat writers have to say after Syracuse's win. Read more »
SUNY-ESF cancels Thursday classes
The announcement appeared on SUNY-ESF’s website Wednesday night Read more »
Syracuse beat Boston College, but Paschal Chukwu and Marek Dolezaj aren’t progressing
The Orange won their eighth game out of their last 10, but their interior presence hasn’t improved. Read more »
To become an All-American, Noah Affolder had 3 weeks to make personal and lifestyle changes
Despite the disappointing indoor season and a medical hiccup during cross-country season, the distance runner is focused on returning to his All-American form. Read more »
Syracuse started the season with 7 defenders, now it has only 4
The Orange have had to move a forward into its defensive rotation. Read more »
3 news stories you may have missed this week
A former Syracuse University conduct adviser pleaded guilty to the charge of possessing child pornography and given a 10-year probationary sentence. Read more »
‘Syracuse Surge’ initiative aims to renovate South Side
The initiative includes places for a new STEAM school, as well as data and research centers. Read more »
Mugshots should be made public
Conservative columnist Harrison Garfinkle believes that Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) shouldn’t restrict the public release of mugshots. Read more »
‘Syracuse Surge’ idea could modernize our city
Business columnist Santiago Hernandez encourages readers to learn more about the “Syracuse Surge” initiative proposed by Mayor Ben Walsh. Read more »
Faculty debate gender pay inequity at 1st meeting of semester
The Women’s Concerns Committee proposed the creation of a separate committee to address faculty salary adjustments. Read more »
Annual Central New York Brewfest returns this weekend
The 23rd annual Central New York Brewfest reunites festival veterans with event newcomers to create fresh experiences for the Syracuse beer community. Read more »
Opioid addiction treatment court opens in Syracuse
Judge Rory McMahon is presiding over the new opioid court, which was opened to help people who were arrested get treatment for their addictions. Read more »
Tyus Battle’s ‘Herculean effort’ in 2nd half leads Syracuse over Boston College, 77-71
Battle scored 19 in the second half to finish with 31 points. Read more »
Syracuse surges, Tyus Battle dominates and more takeaways from 77-71 win at Boston College
The Orange have won eight of their last 10 games. Read more »
Everson Museum combines yoga flow with art at weekly classes
The Everson Museum of Art hosts a weekly yoga class in its galleries to make the museum more accessible to the community. The program started six years ago and is the museum’s longest-running yoga class. Read more »
Syracuse yoga instructor fosters connections through inclusive classes
Renee Berlucchi, a yoga instructor at Syracuse Yoga, turned to yoga following personal loss as a means of healing. Now, she’s taking her practice to new audiences with the hope to emphasize that everybody — and every body — can be a yogi. Read more »
‘Don Giovanni’ set to open at Syracuse Opera on Friday
The Syracuse Opera, with their performance of “Don Giovanni,” aims to make the piece relevant enough for newfound audiences to enjoy. Read more »
SU cancels Wednesday night classes as temperatures plummet
The university will update the campus community on Thursday classes by 6:30 a.m. Read more »
Syracuse predicted to finish 4th in ACC; 3 players named to Preseason All-ACC Team
Attack Stephen Rehfuss, defenseman Nick Mellen and short-stick midfielder Peter Dearth fill out the 14-player All-ACC roster. Read more »
Syracuse ranked No. 10 in ITA rankings, the highest in program history
Syracuse's previous highest ranking in history was No. 24, until the Orange defeated the No. 9 team in the nation last week. Read more »
Video: Student-run restaurant on South Campus serves the community
“For the culture” is an unconventional restaurant run out of a Syracuse University South Campus apartment. Read more »
SU’s research ambitions marked by top-tier designation, millions of dollars in spending
The university pledged millions of dollars to research, from providing student grants to hiring faculty. Read more »
Kadejhia Sellers is more than just fast
A star basketball player in high school, Sellers athleticism isn’t limited to just sprinting. Read more »
