Katko declares victory over Balter in NY-24 race after polls close Tuesday night
Rep. John Katko leads the race in every county in the district. Read more »
Daily Archives: November 3, 2020
SU, SUNY-ESF students excited to cast ballots, feel safe voting in person
SU and SUNY-ESF students said they were excited to vote in person Tuesday across the city. Read more »
Here are central New York election results after polls close
Here's the results for the 2020 election in Onondaga County after Election Day. Read more »
Film club K-Selected Pictures fosters inclusive community for students
Syracuse University juniors Griffin Goldstein and Grace Asch created the film club, which challenges media representations and strives to tell stories from diverse perspectives. Read more »
Notebook: Syracuse finishes season with 2 points but optimistic for future
The Orange only got to play five of seven scheduled regular season games in an already shortened season. Read more »
Manel Busquets’ transfer to Syracuse was just the latest bet on himself
Busquets transferred to Syracuse shortly after the 2019 season and has made an immediate impact, starting three games. Read more »
SYRACHA’CUSE hot sauce company opens storefront in Camillus
A father-daughter duo run the gourmet hot sauce company, which opened its Market and Tasting Bar store in late October. Read more »
Syracuse Poster Project continues public art displays during pandemic
The Syracuse Poster Project has continued to display art including murals and posters despite obstacles due to COVID-19. Read more »
Previewing No. 3 seed Syracuse’s ACC tournament quarterfinal vs Duke
Syracuse is entering its ACC tournament matchup against Duke coming off a three-game win streak Read more »
Election anxiety is normal. Here’s how to avoid it.
The 2020 election cycle has already been the most anxious one in American history, but with an uncertain outcome, it will only get worse. Read more »
Syracuse voters feel safe voting in person despite rise in COVID-19 cases
Despite risks stemming from an increase in coronavirus cases across Onondaga County, voters said they felt safe at the polls Tuesday. Read more »
College of Arts and Sciences staff member dies
Michael Brandt was an electronics engineer in the SU chemistry department. Read more »
Onondaga County closes polls with record-breaking voter turnout
Onondaga County Board of Elections officials estimate that over 233,000 voters have cast a ballot in the 2020 election, breaking the county's voter turnout record. Read more »
Eefke van den Nieuwenhof wins ACC defensive player of the week
van den Nieuwenhof, a freshman defender, had a crucial goal-line clearance in the final minute of Syracuse's win against Louisville on Friday. Read more »
Chancellor Syverud announces 2020-21 Council on Diversity and Inclusion
The council features representatives from a variety of disciplines and offices at SU. Read more »
Congressional candidate Dana Balter visits polling site near South Campus
Balter, a former SU professor, is running against three-time incumbent Rep. John Katko (R-Camillus) to represent New York’s 24th Congressional District. Read more »
Working at polls strengthens faculty members' sense of civic duty
First-time faculty poll workers and returning employees said the experience strengthens their sense of civic duty and teaches them about election security. Read more »
Equipment causes delays at Huntington Hall polling place as polls open in Syracuse
Some of the city's polling places were already busy minutes after they opened at 6 a.m. Tuesday. Chancellor Kent Syverud was among the first voters at Huntington Hall. Read more »
D.O. Sportscast: Where do CNY high school sports go from here?
On this episode of the D.O. Sportscast, we chronicle Section III high school sports and detail why central New York’s 7-on-7 was forced to cease play due to a rise in COVID-19 cases. Read more »
