Since rising from a heartbreak, Adele gracefully drops a no-skip record
In her first album in six years, Adele offers her most personal work yet while making listeners reflect on breakups of their own. Read more »
Daily Archives: December 6, 2021
Abe the Kid, ISHĒ among artists to open for RiFF RAFF at Westcott Theater
Georgetown University senior Abe the Kid, Syracuse University senior ISHĒ, Joe Morgan and Big Boy Gang will open for rapper RiFF RAFF at the Westcott Theater on Wednesday. Read more »
Alaysia Styles uses hair, tattoos to be ‘unapologetically’ herself
Alaysia Styles is a quiet introvert searching for "inner peace," while also manning down the center position for Syracuse women's basketball. Read more »
Opponent Preview: Everything to know about Villanova ahead of Jimmy V Classic
Here's everything you need to know about No. 6 Villanova ahead of the Orange's Jimmy V Classic game at Madison Square Garden. Read more »
Common Council approves participation in low-income household water access program
The program would assist households that pay a high proportion of their income to drinking water and wastewater providers to prevent a loss of those services. Read more »
Syracuse reportedly to hire Bob Ligashesky as special teams coordinator
Bob Ligashesky has 12 years of NFL experience, primarily working with special teams, and a Super Bowl with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Read more »
College students must oppose big money in politics
Money from big donors dominates our elections. Policies and laws that benefit those donors are adopted by the people whose campaigns they funded. Read more »
Racial segregation is still prevalent in US 60 years after it was outlawed
Racial segregation is still a constant problem in the United States. It is evident throughout the education, business and political systems. Read more »
Beat writers all predict close Syracuse loss vs. No. 6 Villanova
Our beat writers all think Syracuse will lose to No. 6 Villanova in the Jimmy V Classic. Read more »
Syracuse wide receivers coach Terrence Samuel reportedly heading to Kansas
Samuel is heading to Kansas, which ranked 112th nationally in offense during the 2021 season, only scoring 30 touchdowns through their 12 games. Read more »
Teisha Hyman named ACC Player of the Week following triple-double performance
Teisha Hyman recorded a program-record 11 steals in Syracuse's win over Central Connecticut State on Sunday. Read more »
SU to require COVID-19 booster shots for spring semester
The university also announced that all students will be required to participate in testing when they return to campus, regardless of vaccination status. Read more »
Victoria Klimek named CHA Forward of the Week after 3-point weekend
Victoria Klimek has scored five goals and recorded six assists this season. Read more »
Syracuse’s backup running back Cooper Lutz reportedly enters transfer portal
Cooper Lutz had 17 carries for 60 yards this season, and saw limited action behind Sean Tucker on Syracuse's depth chart. Read more »
After performing in front of thousands at 13, the stage became ISHĒ's second home
While student musician ISHĒ started his music career writing his songs, the SU senior now freestyles lyrics to remind listeners that it’s O.K. to have emotions. Read more »
At SU, officials keep an alleged abuser’s ties to the university quiet
Lawsuits claim Syracuse University knew and allowed about years of abuse from graduate student, employee and coach Conrad Mainwaring. Read more »
The 3 weeks between Thanksgiving and winter break should be remote
Coming back to campus between Thanksgiving and winter break puts unnecessary pressure on students’ mental health. Read more »
Dino Babers leans on Hawaii connection to establish recruiting pipeline at SU
Dino Babers was born in Honolulu and has used that to cultivate a Syracuse recruiting pipeline to Hawaii Read more »
Disability isn’t a fixed identity, it’s a limitation society creates
Until you spend time at SU, the campus feels like a fully accessible place with reasonable facilities. Read more »
Online discourse misses nuance of ‘The Last Duel’
Screentime columnist Lucy Messineo-Witt argues audiences prematurely characterized “The Last Duel” as problematic without the regard for historical context. Read more »
