Before playing at SU, Abbe Seldin fought Title IX with Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Former SU women’s tennis player Abbe Seldin reflects on fighting Title IX in high school. Read more »
Daily Archives: February 24, 2021
Alumni lecture shines light on mental health challenges in Black community
For one of the events for Syracuse University’s Racial Equity Academic Symposium, two SU alumni spoke in-depth about the mental health challenges in the Black community. Read more »
How 2 SU families are linked to one of Puerto Rico’s top baseball teams
SU junior and La Casita cultural director form strong bond through their families’ connection to Puerto Rican baseball team. Read more »
Syracuse University to offer online, part-time computer programming degree
Students who pursue this degree may choose to seek careers in fields such as health care, criminal justice, defense contracting and finance. Read more »
Syracuse University needs to do better for Syracuse
Syracuse University needs to realize the role it plays in the city of Syracuse’s high level of poverty. Read more »
Syverud addresses Lynch report, new state COVID-19 guidelines for colleges
Syverud said he accepts the conclusions of Lynch’s report, which he called “comprehensive and luminous,” and has instructed the “appropriate leaders” to implement the recommendations. Read more »
WERW managers, performers gear up for annual launch party
WERW-AM will be hosting their annual Spring Lunch Party featuring hip-hop duo Coco & Clair Clair and rapper 645AR. Read more »
‘Reliving history’: Residents fear I-81 project could displace communities
If the I-81 viaduct is removed, the land leftover could lead to gentrification and displacement for families whose homes were already destroyed when the highway was built. Read more »
In year of ups and downs, Buddy Boeheim’s latest surge is the spark SU needs
Buddy Boeheim has averaged 19.8 points over the last four Syracuse games, three of which have resulted in Syracuse wins. Read more »
Who will SU play in the NCAA tournament? We asked an ESPN bracketologist.
ESPN women’s basketball bracketologist Charlie Creme shared his predictions on Syracuse’s NCAA tournament chances. Read more »
Transfer Bubba Parham shines off the bench in 2nd season at Georgia Tech
At 5-foot-10, Bubba Parham only had one Division I offer out of high school. Now, he’s Georgia Tech’s best bench player. Read more »
How SU professor Rawiya Kameir interviews the biggest names in pop culture
From Cardi B to Tierra Whack, the contributing editor at Pitchfork explains her reporting process and how she became an assistant teaching professor in Newhouse. Read more »
Blueprint 15 aims to protect East Adams residents after I-81 overhaul
A Syracuse nonprofit developed several strategies to prevent displacement in the East Adams neighborhood. Read more »
Syracuse Organization empowers Black women into becoming 'Fearless Queens'
Syracuse organization seeks to empower Black women through sisterhood and solidarity. Read more »
DPS didn't adhere to its own operating procedures, Lynch report found
Lynch’s review of documents from those investigations found that “there were at least some respects in which the documentation did not evidence full compliance” with DPS’s standard operating procedures. Read more »
A day inside a maximum security prison
Every morning, the author of this piece wakes up in Auburn Correctional Facility thinking the same thing, “I can’t wait to go home.” This is an account of a day in his life imprisoned. Read more »
SU women’s lacrosse says white supremacy symbol on Instagram was accidental
Syracuse’s women’s lacrosse team apologized for a misinterpreted white supremacy symbol posted on the team’s Instagram story on Tuesday Read more »
