Syracuse players, parents and coaches favor expanded family travel allowances
Syracuse athletes, parents and coaches agree: The NCAA should do more to provide for families who live far outside of central New York. Read more »
Daily Archives: February 6, 2019
Buddy Boeheim develops into Syracuse’s zone buster during conference play
Boeheim has shot 17 for 39 from beyond the 3-point arc in ACC play for the Orange. Read more »
'Too many times': Local activist Clifford Ryan reflects on the teen violence that’s scarred his community
Half of the people killed in Syracuse in 2018 were under the age of 21. Read more »
Syracuse’s next opponent: What to know about Boston College before the rematch
The Orange beat Boston College 77-71 less than two weeks ago. Read more »
Historian gives lecture on freedom of press in Nazi Germany
Ann Millin spoke about the Nazi Party’s rise to power and its effect on Germany’s journalism. Read more »
Meet the woman who outfits Tyus Battle and some of Syracuse’s biggest stars
Olivia Luciani, an East-Syracuse Minoa High School graduate, runs her own custom shoe company and has designed shoes for Tyus Battle, Breanna Stewart and others. Read more »
Syracuse leaders write letter in support of I-81 grid replacement
Politicians, local business owners and activists sent the letter to Gov. Andrew Cuomo to voice their support for the creation of a community grid. Read more »
Beat writers predict another Syracuse win over Boston College
The Orange beat BC by six points less than two weeks ago in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts. Read more »
Syracuse women’s basketball opponent preview: What to know about No. 2 Louisville
Learn about the Cardinals before the Orange tip off at 7 p.m. Thursday. Read more »
Syracuse’s depth struggling to overcome Knutson’s shaky play
Over the last week, Syracuse’s depth at fourth, fifth and sixth singles has been non-existent outside of Guzal Yusupova. Combined with Knutson’s struggles, it’s led to two straight losses. Read more »
Events to watch for in New York state this week
Several student organizations will attend a rally Monday in Albany to support legislation that funds services for college students with disabilities. Read more »
Our reader: Standards should be higher for University Hill landlords
Our reader wants higher standards for renters. Read more »
Our reader: DeWitt supervisor supports hybrid community grid option for I-81 replacement
Our reader supports a community grid option for the replacement of the aging Interstate 81 viaduct. Read more »
A community grid is the best Interstate 81 replacement option
Liberal columnist Steven Kemp believes that the community grid is the best Interstate 81 replacement. Read more »
2 friends open Syracuse dance studio, promote body confidence
MOVE@SPARK, a new dance studio at the Spark Contemporary Art Space, offers a variety of classes. Read more »
Watson Hall loses drinking water after main break
Watson residents still have access to water for restrooms and showers. Read more »
The 1st New York State Winter Fair to be held in Exposition Center
The New York State Winter Fair will be held at the New York State Fairgrounds’ Expo Center this weekend, featuring live entertainment, food and winter-themed competitions. Read more »
‘Cinderella’ Broadway tour to play at Landmark Theatre
The reimagined Broadway tour of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s “Cinderella” takes the stage in Syracuse next week. The 2013 Tony Award-winning musical is an updated version of the classic 1957 film musical. Read more »
Tanisha Jackson aims to unite city, university through the arts
Tanisha Jackson, a professor of practice in Syracuse University’s department of African American studies, serves as the new executive director of the Community Folk Art Center. Read more »
Kerry Defliese, Emily Hawryschuk named on All-ACC preseason list
Syracuse will open its season this Friday against Connecticut. Read more »
Ryan Powell joins Syracuse men’s lacrosse staff as analyst
Powell will be tasked with "overseeing" SU camps and clinics. Read more »
2 Syracuse players ranked in latest ITA singles’ rankings
Miranda Ramirez and Gabriela Knutson were both ranked in the first ITA rankings of the spring season. Read more »
Takeaways from Dino Babers’ National Signing Day press conference
Babers, who will enter his fourth season with SU this fall, officially welcomed 21 new faces. Read more »
You Op To Know: Student Life columnist discusses Atrocity Studies minor
Student Life columnist Jennifer Bancamper discuss the importance of the School of Education’s new interdisciplinary minor: Atrocity Studies and the Practices of Social Justice. Read more »
