SA leaders criticize Assembly members for lack of participation
Student Association leaders were disappointed with Assembly members’ level of participation in Mental Health Awareness Week. Read more »
Daily Archives: October 14, 2019
Here's what students think of Thornden Park's bad reputation
University Neighborhood renters say Thornden Park is not a hotspot for muggings, rapes and drug use like some SU students believe. Read more »
D.O. Sportscast: Breaking down Syracuse football after loss to North Carolina State
The football beat writers come onto the show this week to discuss what Syracuse needs to fix after it lost its third game of the season last week. Read more »
How 'El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie' was kept in almost complete secrecy
Screen time columnist, Jason Conolly breaks down how the cast and crew of the Breaking Bad film, "El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie." The film was released on Oct. 11. Read more »
Syracuse Thinks: How does being the number one party school affect Syracuse students?
We asked students at Syracuse University about what they thought about being the number one party school. Read more »
UU to host Ryan O'Connell for stand-up show and Q/A
University Union in partnership with the LGBT Resource Center and Disability Cultural Center will host Ryan O’Connell on Oct. 22. Read more »
Pete Sala says 1st signs of new Carrier Dome trusses will be visible in November
Though SU Vice President and Chief Facilities Officer Pete Sala said construction is on schedule, the old Carrier Dome roof will have to get through one more Syracuse winter. Read more »
'This is what we are': Babers doesn’t shy away from Syracuse’s poor start
At his Monday press conference, SU’s head coach copped to not being pleased with his teams start but maintained he’s confident in a strong second half. Read more »
Syracuse YAF chapter is a step in the right direction for conservative voices
Conservative columnist Skylar Swart argues that a new student group will provide young conservatives more opportunities to openly express their opinions at Syracuse. Read more »
Proposed justice system changes may positively impact Syracuse
Moderate columnist Lauren Spiezia argues that justice system reforms proposed by presidential candidate Kamala Harris could increase equality in cities like Syracuse. Read more »
Inclusion office can lead to more representation in local government
Liberal columnist Nick Robertson argues that Onondaga County officials can do more to combat the lack of diversity in the local government. Read more »
