Professors have heavier workload to adjust to new learning formats
For some SU professors, their workload has increased dramatically over the summer and this semester due to the shift to various teaching formats. Read more »
Daily Archives: September 16, 2020
Resident advisers wish SU provided them more support, communication
RAs said they're doing more work than they had signed up for this year, with less support and communication from the university than they had anticipated. Read more »
Syracuse rapper King Lo talks past, upcoming music
King Lo plans to release two singles, “Ride 4 Me” and “Love Better,” by the end of the year. Read more »
Students express themselves through masks during COVID-19
For some, the required face coverings display personality and identity during the pandemic. Read more »
Syracuse gardens offer residents sense of community during pandemic
Syracuse Grows has continued to help the community gardens operate throughout the coronavirus pandemic. Read more »
We need to vote this November to save our environment
Climate change is real, and it’s getting worse. To make progress in this fight, we need a new general on the battlefield. Read more »
City publishes inventory of SPD's military surplus equipment
Syracuse released an inventory of its police department’s military equipment, which includes jackets, backpacks and a large mine-resistant vehicle. Read more »
Beat Writers skeptical of Syracuse's chances against No. 25 Pittsburgh
Our beat writers predict Syracuse football's offensive line will succumb to Pittsburgh's tough defense. Read more »
Smart Money: Beware of the aftermath of Afterpay
Ever get an ad at checkout asking you to finance your $40 shirt? Sure, it’s interest free at first, but using Afterpay is an easy way to get yourself in debt. Read more »
Opponent Preview: Syracuse heads to Pittsburgh to face the No. 25 Panthers
Pittsburgh won last year’s matchup by one possession. Read more »
What the NCAA’s college basketball guidelines mean for Syracuse’s season
The NCAA pushed back the start date for college basketball to Nov. 25 and will require teams to play between 13 and 25 games. Read more »
Wildhack family pledges $1 million to SU athletics program
The Wildhacks want their donation to enhance the college athlete experience and expand their academic support center. Read more »
Unusual offseason presents mental health issues for athletes, experts say
College athletes may be at higher risk to experience mental health issues, and experts say the events of this summer may have increased that. Read more »
SU twins among those making esports accessible for people with disabilities
SU students Jack and Nolan Willis are among those working to make esports more accessible for people with disabilities. Read more »
Latino/Hispanic Heritage Month 2020
‘Abuelas’ exhibit opens at La Casita Cultural Center
Spoken word artist Denice Frohman performed at the virtual event after a tour of the five installations at the exhibit. Read more »
Beat writer Q&A: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette’s Craig Meyer previews SU-Pitt
Pittsburgh cruised past Austin Peay, 55-0, in its season-opener last week while Syracuse fell to No. 18 North Carolina, 31-6. Read more »
A preview of this year’s Primetime Emmys
Screen Time columnist Patrick Gunn breaks down the 2020 Emmy Awards. Read more »
Online shows, social media display artists’ work during pandemic
Syracuse artists have turned to using virtual methods to continue their businesses and showcase their art. Read more »
