Indigenous, Jewish, international students continue work on groups' demands
Multiple groups of marginalized students are still working toward progress after they submitted demands, concerns and recommendations to the university. Read more »
Daily Archives: November 15, 2020
Haitian artist's exhibit reflects on Black identity in Western civilization
The exhibit at Point of Contact Gallery displays the work of artist Fabiola Jean-Louis, featuring handmade paper gowns and photos of Black women wearing them. Read more »
The stats that defined each Syracuse fall sports team’s 2020 season
After an unprecedented fall season, we take a look at the most telling statistics from each team this season. Read more »
Being a Black graduate student isn’t easy
Making the adjustment to graduate school has its difficulties, especially as a Black student searching for safe spaces. This struggle exposes the need for designated spaces for Black graduate students to cater to their social needs and mental health. Read more »
Skaneateles HS golfer Tynan Jones aims for 3rd straight sectional title
Tynan Jones, who’s been golfing since 10-years old, is hoping to win his first state championship this spring. Read more »
Protesters gather at sheriff’s office after video surfaces of minor's arrest
A video circulated over the weekend of at least one sheriff deputy forcefully pulling a 15-year-old out of the driver seat of a stopped car. Read more »
After leaving SU in 2018, Chris Fox reflects on the program he built
Chris Fox built Syracuse’s cross country program from the ground up between 2005 and 2018. Now, he looks back on his time at SU. Read more »
Students have mixed feelings about SU's progress since #NotAgainSU protests
While some students of color said the university has made progress in creating a more inclusive environment, others said SU still hasn’t adequately addressed racism and systemic bias. Read more »
SA continues to support #NotAgainSU demands since protests began
Since #NotAgainSU’s occupation of the Barnes Center in November 2019, SA has advocated for the movement. Read more »
Salt City Market vendors offer weekly takeout dinners
The “Takeout Fridays” offer a variety of cuisines including Thai and soul food and preview the opening of the market in January. Read more »
Absence of Light: The COVID-19 pandemic shows neglect of prisoners' health
Correctional facility administrators do little to prevent the spread of COVID-19, leaving prisoners in danger of negligence. And when prisoners step up to protect themselves against the virus, they are reprimanded. Read more »
Jim Boeheim tests positive for COVID-19, men's basketball pauses activities
Boeheim said he isn't experiencing symptoms and is quarantining at home. Read more »
