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Syracuse women’s lacrosse rises to No. 2 in Inside Lacrosse’s rankings
After blowout win versus Loyola, SU women’s lacrosse moved up two spots in Inside Lacrosse’s rankings Read More »
New guidelines say SU will go on 'pause' after 880 COVID-19 cases in 14 days
Colleges and universities are required to move all classes online and limit on-campus activities if the campus’ positivity rate exceeds 5%. Read More »
4 Syracuse student podcasts you have to listen to
"Hit and Bitch," "Still Here and Indigiqueer," "Number Guys" and "Hot Mess Hotline" are a few of the many student-run podcasts at Syracuse University. Read More »
Maggie Rogers performs series of hits in latest UU virtual concert
Maggie Rogers serenaded Syracuse University and SUNY-ESF students, faculty and staff on Sunday night. Read More »
Without heat or water, SU students in Texas are still taking remote classes
SU students in Texas are facing power outages and a water shortage during one of the biggest weather crises in the state’s history. Read More »
Is a faculty diversification fund enough? Some faculty don't think so.
Hiring new faculty of color may not be enough, some SU professors said. They would like to see the money allocated to different efforts. Read More »
SU sophomore ‘Wyred’ into jewelry making business
SU sophomore started her jewelry business Fully Wyred over winter break and has found recent success through social media. Read More »
SU permit regulating air pollution hasn't been renewed in over 4 years
SU’s permit covers emissions and related operations taking place at the university’s Steam Station and on Main Campus. Read More »
Syracuse beats Notre Dame 4-3, improves to .500 on the year
After struggling in doubles, Syracuse did just enough to win in singles, beating Notre Dame 4-3. Read More »
Syracuse drops 2nd consecutive game against UNC, 4-2
Syracuse softball recorded only two hits in its 4-2 loss to North Carolina. Read More »
Syracuse softball splits doubleheader with UNC
Syracuse split its doubleheader against UNC on Saturday, winning the first game 3-2 before losing 4-0 in the second. Read More »
Syracuse NAACP rejects city’s claims of partnership on police reform plan
The city will submit a plan to Albany in April as part of a state mandate for local police reform. Read More »
In season-opening test, No. 4 Syracuse demolishes No. 5 Loyola 18-6
In its season-opener versus the Greyhounds, the Orange controlled every aspect of the game. Read More »
Newhouse doctoral candidate Noah Buntain died Wednesday
Newhouse doctoral candidate Noah Buntain died of liver cancer on Wednesday night. Read More »
Toni Martin’s 3-run homer lifts SU over Notre Dame in season-opener
Toni Martin laced a home run into center field in the fourth inning to give Syracuse a win in their first game since last March. Read More »
Syracuse's 2-game winning streak snapped in 4-3 loss to Louisville
Syracuse lost in a 4-3 nail-biter to Louisville after losses in doubles buried the Orange to snap their two-game winning streak. Read More »
SU women’s lacrosse's Feb. 23 game against Georgetown postponed
Syracuse-Georgetown, scheduled for Feb. 23, has been postponed due to COVID-19 within the Hoyas' program. Read More »
Mike Schmidt expected to become Syracuse’s offensive line coach
San Diego State offensive line coach Mike Schmidt will reportedly be hired by Syracuse. Read More »
Stranded stateside: SU international students struggle to return home
Many Chinese international students at Syracuse University have tried to head back home, but they’ve faced mandatory quarantines and expensive one-way tickets. Read More »
Move over Schine, students still upset over closure of Kimmel
SU students are disappointed Kimmel dining center has closed before Schine student center becomes a 24/7 facility. Read More »
Star pitcher Alexa Romero returns to Syracuse for 5th season
SU star pitcher Alexa Romero rejects graduate school in LA to return for a 5th year at Syracuse. Read More »
Syracuse resident curates art exhibit to address gun violence, racism
“Deadlocked and Loaded: Disarming America,” a social justice art exhibit, is on display at ArtRage Gallery through April 18. Read More »
Budget constraints prevent creation of LGBTQ studies major at SU
Limited student interest in declaring a minor in LGBT Studies makes it difficult to defend spending money and resources on creating a major. Read More »
Freshmen launch clothing brand to use academic skills for 'Grater' purpose
Two Syracuse University freshmen created Grater Things, a clothing brand that currently sells sweatshirts and wall prints. Read More »