Tag: @Cuse
Department of Languages, Literatures and Linguistics celebrates students, 50th anniversary
From therapy dogs to masseuses, the language, literature, and linguistics department's event on Friday was not a typical luncheon. Faculty, students and friends gathered to celebrate the department's 50th anniversary and its students. Read More »
Sing with joy over the perfect schedule for the fall semester
From Beyoncé’s album to Hozier’s EP, March was a month full of exciting new music releases. If you liked last month’s music, check out the culture section’s recommendations for classes to take next semester. Read More »
Ritter shares thoughts on Syracuse Statement, Academic Strategic Plan at GSO
Provost Gretchen Ritter shared her perspective on the university’s upcoming Academic Strategic Plan and Syracuse Statement. Read More »
Spring Football Notebook 2024: Nunzio Campanile's new role, o-line injuries
Syracuse quarterbacks coach Nunzio Campanile discussed his new role and spoke about Kyle McCord's development. More observations on SU's sixth spring practice available to the media. Read More »
‘No clarity': Maxwell to continue admissions pause on social science Ph.D. program to ‘reimagine’
The Maxwell School's social science program has not been admitting applicants for two years. Students were made aware in March. Read More »
SU students have the power, responsibility to advocate for women of color in politics
It’s vital that we acknowledge our privileged status as students of a private institution. It is through highlighting change-driven voices that we make an impact in students' biases that go beyond a culturally-enriching event. Rather, we believe that student organizations are the catalysts needed to ignite systematic change as we have collective power in shifting the narrative through the resources that are at our disposal. Read More »
SU students apathetic toward presidential primary elections
Several Syracuse University students said they were frustrated with the election and the university’s communication surrounding the polling. Read More »
The African American studies department needs to be valued by administrators at SU
Ultimately, the fate of the AAS department isn't just a matter of academic administration, it's a reflection of our university's commitment to equity and justice. As students and stakeholders, we must demand better and hold our institution accountable. Read More »
Syracuse's 2014 squad established program's consistent model through record 21 wins
This season is the 10th anniversary of Syracuse women's lacrosse's 2014 team, which set a program record with 21 wins. The historic squad, helmed by then-head coach Gary Gait, established a model of consistency for the program. Read More »
With the help of our guide, April 8's solar eclipse won’t pass you by
It’s time to get ready for the total solar eclipse on Monday. This guide tells you everything you need to know from proper eyewear to the eclipse’s science. Read More »
Combining race, ethnicity on U.S. Census will lead to systematic erasure
If nothing else, this new census is going to make it that much more difficult to recognize and combat racism and anti-Blackness. It’s going to undo years of conversations we’ve had as a community to understand the differences between race and ethnicity and unlearn the myths we’ve been told all our lives. Read More »
FYP brings ‘The Addams Family’ back from the dead for their annual spring performance
Join First Year Players at their annual show this weekend. They are performing “The Addams Family,” a crazy and dark musical. Read More »
Opponent Preview: What to know ahead of Pittsburgh
No. 3 Syracuse looks to move to 7-0 in ACC play Saturday versus Pittsburgh, which sits at the bottom of the conference. Read More »
Beyoncé explores Black identity, musical landscapes with 'COWBOY CARTER'
Beyoncé released her eighth studio album “COWBOY CARTER” on Friday. The project spans across genres and explores America’s western and southern cultures. Read More »
Get down to EDM or country this weekend
Get ready to dance because some amazing performances are coming to Syracuse. This week, enjoy music genres from EDM to country. Read More »
SU to remain test-optional for fall 2025, spring 2026 admission cycles
Maurice Harris, dean of admissions, said that the test-optional policy allows “greater emphasis” on other aspects of students’ applications. Read More »
Celebrate AAPI Heritage Month with SU at these events
Syracuse University kicks off its Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month this week and will host events until the end of April. Read More »
'Love Lies Bleeding' explores what happens when love goes too far
“Love Lies Bleeding” is needed in the film industry. It’s a psychological thriller with a captivating storyline highlighting queer love. Read More »
2024 remake of 'Road House' fails to deliver the charisma of the original film
Doug Liman’s “Road House” remake misses the mark. Our screentime columnist shares the film’s faults, successes and comparisons with the 1989 original. Read More »
We need more positive queer stories in the media, uplifting representation
It shouldn’t be the standard that queer people are only talked about when something really good or really bad happens; our everyday happy stories have a right to be heard too. Read More »
Community Review Board reviews training for non-sworn DPS officers
Leaders of Tuesday's open forum discussed CRB's 2023-2024 activity with DPS and talked about extending the length of pre-event body camera footage on officers. Read More »
Police watchdogs must have more power in communities to promote transparency
With every notable incident that gets widely reported on, there are many others that get swept under the rug; local legislatures should recognize the importance of citizen review boards and bolster their power to maintain a healthy and organic relationship between law enforcement agencies and the communities they serve. Read More »
Delaney Sweitzer notches season-best 66.7% save percentage in No. 3 SU’s win over Cornell
“We look really good when Delaney plays the way she did today.” Delaney Sweitzer notched a season-best 66.7% save percentage in No. 3 Syracuse’s 17-4 win over Cornell. Read More »
Maxwell announces inaugural Centennial Scholars
The Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs announced six Maxwell students have been named Centennial Scholars. Read More »