Syracuse’s lockdown defense fuels 4-1 start
Five games into the season, Syracuse's defense has conceded just three penalty corner goals, propelling it to a 4-1 record. Read more »
Daily Archives: September 18, 2024
Micron delays semiconductor plant construction amid environmental concerns
Micron Technology’s semiconductor manufacturing facility in Clay, New York, was delayed due to environmental review drawback. Read more »
What to know about Syracuse ice hockey before 2024-25 season
Syracuse ice hockey lost four out of its five top goal scorers from last season. SU won just seven games but look to bounce back in 2024-25. Read more »
Iba Oching’s Vancouver Whitecaps experience prepared her for SU
Iba Oching scored a penalty in the final match of the Blue Stars/FIFA Youth Cup to lead the Vancouver Whitecaps to victory. She's used the experience to make an instant impact at Syracuse. Read more »
'Dessert Crawl' gives students a taste of Syracuse bakeries
Student Engagement’s Dessert Crawl connects Syracuse University students with local bakeries. Read more »
Our humor columnist has a budgeting guide for all your adult expenses
This week, our humor columnist discovers the expenses of adult life. So, she makes a budget, adding her dream pants to the top of her list. Read more »
Rave at Westcott Theater or see Teddy Swims this week
Check out a host of live performances this week in Syracuse, including house music artist Chaney and The Duke Ellington Orchestra. Read more »
Empire State Voices panel addresses Syracuse's childhood poverty crisis
Policy experts called on Syracuse community members to engage in “frank” conversations about the city’s ongoing child poverty crisis. Read more »
Westcott Neighborhood Association, city officials discuss rise in local crime
The Westcott Neighborhood Association held a public meeting with Syracuse elected officials to field public safety concerns from residents. Read more »
