Syracuse's bowl chances, offensive line down in this week’s stock watch
The Orange fell below .500 this late in the season for the first time since 2017. Read more »
Daily Archives: October 21, 2019
SA works to improve trigger warnings in SU classes
Trigger warnings became an issue near the beginning of SA President Mackenzie Mertikas’ term when students expressed concerns about sensitive topics discussed in classes, especially when the topics strayed from class content. Read more »
Remembrance Scholars host “Terror in the Digital Age” panel
The panel discussed how terrorism has evolved in an increasingly digital age. Read more »
National reinvestment in infrastructure can greatly impact Syracuse
Liberal columnist Sydney Gold argues that it is time for a national reinvestment in the infrastructure of cities like Syracuse. Read more »
'Hocus Pocus' isn't a Halloween classic
Patrick Gunn argues there are much better films centered around Halloween that you could be watching this season than Hocus Pocus. Read more »
Renowned pianist Robert Weirich teaches master class at SU
Robert Weirich, a classical pianist, brought his piano master classes to Syracuse University. Read more »
John Wallace to have his No. 44 jersey retired in February 2020
Wallace will be one of 14 players with a retired SU jersey number, joining Carmelo Anthony, Dave Bing, Lawrence Moten, among others. Read more »
Syracuse rowing places top 10 in Head of the Charles Regatta
Both Syracuse’s No. 8 men’s rowing team and No. 18 women’s team placed in the top 10 in their respective championship four races Read more »
Dino Babers addresses DeVito injury status, offensive line struggles at press conference
At his weekly press conference, Dino Babers said that if quarterback Tommy DeVito is healthy, he'll start against Florida State. Read more »
Palace Theatre to host annual 'Rocky Horror Picture Show' Halloween Bash
The film, which originally premiered in 1975, has a cult classic following with audience members dressing up and interacting with the film and actors. The Palace Theatre will host the film on Oct. 25. Read more »
