Use poetry to challenge our ways of thinking
Student life columnist Jennifer Bancamper believes poetry is an inspiring way to invoke social change. Read more »
Daily Archives: April 21, 2019
Amid declining bee population, community efforts attempt to save environment
The bee population in New York is declining, but community efforts continue to play a role in fostering a stable environment for native bees in central New York. Read more »
SA campaign investigations are ongoing more than a week after elections
Mackenzie Mertikas and Sameeha Saied were elected as president and vice president shortly after midnight on Friday, April 13. Read more »
iSchool Dean Liz Liddy to retire with a legacy of innovation, entrepreneurship
Liz Liddy has spent 10 years as dean of the School of Information Studies. In her time, she has championed growth, innovation, entrepreneurship and women in tech, with faculty, staff and students noting her loyalty to the school. Read more »
Indigenous art collective New Red Order present latest film at Everson Museum
The indigenous art collective New Red Order will project “Culture Capture: Terminal Addition,” at the Everson Museum of Art through May 25. Read more »
Local refugees work to become self-sustainable through community gardens, urban farming
Nearly two dozen refugees participate in the Syracuse Refugee Agriculture Partnership Program, where they get the resources they need to cultivate land and start their own farming businesses. Read more »
6 Newhouse students to attend TIME 100 Summit
The chosen students will be able to network with some of the people included in Time’s list of the 100 most influential people. Read more »
News briefs: 3 news stories you may have missed last week
Amy Falkner will serve as interim dean of the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications following the death of Dean Lorraine Branham. Read more »
Syracuse’s inability to hit the change-up leads to a 6-1 loss
The Orange couldn’t handle Pitt’s change-ups, and the offense only recorded two hits in Sunday’s 6-1 loss. Read more »
Alexa Romero shelled by Walker Barbee, Pittsburgh in 6-1 loss
In Sunday’s 6-1 loss, Syracuse ace Romero allowed five earned runs in 5.1 innings, tied for her most all season. Read more »
Co-chair of SA community engagement says Judicial Review Board has been misused
Iris Guzman, co-chair of SA Community Engagement, says Student Association members have misused the Judicial Review Board. Read more »
The Final Word: Beat writers discuss Syracuse’s win over Navy
The Orange ended their regular season with a fourth-straight win. Read more »
Lowering SU cafe prices would improve student health
SU sophomore Soleil Sferlazza argues that lowering cafe prices would improve student health. Read more »
