SU club softball relies on trust while playing without a coach
Syracuse club softball is entirely student-run, with the players paying for their own travel when on the road. To get through the season, they emphasize trust. Read more »
Daily Archives: April 17, 2023
SU club baseball remains atop division standings as the season winds down
Syracuse club baseball swept a double-header against Division-I Binghamton last Friday. With an +84 run differential last fall, the team is ranked No. 4 for Division-II club baseball. Read more »
Syracuse’s thin roster depth hurts its chances in close games
Aside from the trio of Madelyn Lopez, Madison Knight and Tessa Galipeau, Syracuse softball suffers from a lack of depth, resulting in the worst ACC offense. Read more »
'Renfield' is a campy, thoroughly fun romp about Dracula's assistant
Lead performances from Nicholas Hoult and Nicolas Cage and Chris McKay’s direction coalesce into an unchallenging, yet undeniably entertaining entry into the Universal Monsters lineup. Read more »
Stronger steps need to be taken against swatting at SU
Although DPS knows that swatting affects the community, it has taken little to no action in creating well-deserved penalties for those sending this campus into a state of fear and anxiety. Read more »
Celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with these 7 events
Celebrate the rest of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with these campus events and activities. Read more »
Syracuse climbs to No. 12 in latest Inside Lacrosse rankings
Syracuse defeated then-No. 11 North Carolina on a last-second goal from Michael Leo, snapping a seven-game ACC losing streak. Read more »
Syracuse stays at No. 1 heading into final week of regular season play
After a 14-12 victory against North Carolina, No. 1 Syracuse remained undefeated over the weekend and matched a program-best 15 consecutive wins. Read more »
Auburn transfer Chance Westry commits to Syracuse
Westry picked Syracuse over a final list of schools that included Creighton, St. John's, Seton Hall and Penn State, ESPN’s Jonathan Givony reported. Read more »
City of Syracuse and Irpin, Ukraine proclaimed 'sister cities'
Mayor Walsh said the city will work with the organization Ukraine 1991 to fundraise for Irpin as it rebuilds after damage from the Russian invasion. Read more »
'This is a major historic achievement': SA played key role in SU's new sustainability goals
SA President David Bruen said SU’s new sustainability date is a historic and rare accomplishment for a private university. Read more »
State legislators introduce bills to combat 'swatting' amid NYS uptick in cases
Several state lawmakers introduced legislation to increase penalties for a person who commits a swatting following a rise in cases across New York state. Read more »
Former College of Arts and Sciences interim dean to serve as new provost for academic affairs
In her new role, Lois Agnew will assist Syracuse University Vice Chancellor, Provost and Chief Academic Officer Gretchen Ritter in supporting key academic initiatives. Read more »
