At Buffalo, Katie Kolinski takes a step toward her coaching dream
The former SU manager and graduate assistant wants to break convention as a female coach. Read more »
Daily Archives: February 12, 2019
Behind Miranda Ramirez’s 1-handed backhand
Ramirez is the only Syracuse player to use a one-handed backhand and it’s helped her become a versatile hitter. Read more »
DPS should share all details of Ackerman assault
The assault was reported in the 800 block of Ackerman Avenue. Read more »
SA President Ghufran Salih meets with DPS officials to discuss transparency in crime emails
Student Association representatives discussed law enforcement jurisdictions and reasons behind DPS statements during the meeting. Read more »
SU students at Ackerman Avenue party describe assault
The students’ accounts differ from statements released by the Syracuse Police Department and Syracuse University’s Department of Public Safety. Read more »
DanceWorks gears up for ‘Feel the Heat’ spring showcase
DanceWorks will present its spring showcase on Friday and Saturday in Goldstein Auditorium at 8 p.m., featuring jazz, hip-hop and lyrical performances. Read more »
Black Reign brings heart, precision to the art of stepping
With a new roster for the spring semester, Black Reign Step Team has started practicing for upcoming performances. By spending hours both in and outside the studio perfecting routines, the group’s bond extends far beyond the stage. Read more »
Versatile freshman Michael Phillips falls just short of national team
Phillips misses the cut for the national team by 10 seconds. Read more »
Syracuse ‘loves’ road games and it shows
The Orange are 5-1 in true road games this season, one of 11 teams with one or fewer true road losses this season. Read more »
Syracuse Winterfest embraces cold weather with city festivities
The 2019 Syracuse Winterfest runs Thursday, Feb. 14 through Sunday, Feb. 23 in downtown Syracuse, featuring food competitions, cook-offs, music, treasure hunts and more Read more »
After historic loss, Syracuse’s strength lies in its defense
The Orange faced 41 shots, turned it over 18 times and struggled to win faceoffs early and only gave up 12 goals. Read more »
‘Mamma Mia!’ musical to run at CNY Playhouse
This Valentine’s Day is opening night for the hit musical “Mamma Mia!” at The Central New York Playhouse, a community theater located at ShoppingTown Mall.… Read more »
No. 11 Syracuse allows fewest goals in 2 seasons in 15-5 win over Binghamton
The Orange caused 15 turnovers for the second consecutive game to start the season. Read more »
Syracuse tight end Gabe Horan medically disqualified
Horan's departure leaves two tight ends and fullbacks on Syracuse's roster. Read more »
No. 11 Syracuse tops Binghamton, 15-5, despite lack of scoring runs
The Orange overcame turnovers in their second win of the season. Read more »
Man trespasses in Whitman professor’s office
An unknown man was found in a faculty member’s office, and left without incident, according to SU’s Department of Public Safety. Read more »
Video: SU women’s lacrosse answers rapid-fire questions
Members of the women’s lacrosse team assign superlatives for worst cook, best dancer, messiest and others. Read more »
Syracuse’s next opponent: What to know about North Carolina State
On Wednesday night in Raleigh, the Orange look for their ninth ACC win. Read more »
Beat writers predict a tight Syracuse win over NC State
The Orange look to improve to 9-3 in conference on Wednesday night in Raleigh. Read more »
Syracuse police say Ackerman Avenue assault was not racially motivated
The Syracuse Police Department's statement contradicts a widely-circulating account of the incident. Read more »
SA reflects on organization environment in light of Judicial Review Board investigation
Salih and Rosenblum also addressed issues of tension during SA meetings and discussed how they will prioritize cultivating a positive environment. Read more »
SU suspends Zeta Beta Tau fraternity
SU suspended the fraternity for two years. Read more »
