Tag: Syracuse
Newhouse’s Seth Gitner engages students with CNY Adaptive Sports
Syracuse University professor Seth Gitner organizes sporting events like wheelchair basketball and inclusive sled hockey to get students involved. Read More »
TedX thought leaders speak on maintaining your own narrative
SU’s TEDx Event, “Changing the Narrative,” brought in speakers that examined identity and the importance of breaking past stereotypes. Read More »
Julianne Thomas applies community-based addiction prevention with CRPRC
After experiencing addiction, Julianne Thomas provides community-based substance use training and technical assistance to central New York. Read More »
Planned Parenthood Generation Action hosts reproductive education discussion
SU's Planned Parenthood Generation Action hosted an event to raise awareness about reproductive healthcare and local campus resources. Read More »
Kaimi Tulua finds role as pinch hitter in freshman campaign
Freshman Kaimi Tulua has become a key offensive piece hitting .344 with 15 RBIs for Syracuse to start her college career. Read More »
What to know about Syracuse men’s rowing in 2025
Syracuse men’s rowing begins its 2025 campaign in California on Saturday. Our beat writer gives you everything to know ahead of SU’s opening meet. Read More »
Syracuse club ski team competes in USCSA Championships in Oregon
Syracuse’s club ski team spent its spring break trekking across the country to Bend, Oregon. There, it competed in the USCSA Championships, where it placed ninth among 27 qualifying teams. Read More »
SPD, Common Councilors discuss privacy, civil liberties in police drone policy
SPD representatives met with the Syracuse City Common Council Public Safety Committee as it moves to implement drone use. Read More »
Party like the 90s at Fool House, rock out with Street Trash this weekend
This weekend, rave the night away at Dazed or check out punk covers and originals at Funk n’ Waffles. Read More »
Letter to the Editor: NYPIRG urges support for NY Health Act, universal healthcare
To establish a healthcare system that prioritizes people above business, it is essential our lawmakers support the New York Health Act. Read More »
Syracuse allows late home run, loses at Cornell 2-1
Despite Rose Cano’s dominant day with two runs allowed in six innings pitched, Syracuse lost 2-1 to Cornell on a Lauren Holt sixth-inning home run. Read More »
Author Angie Thomas speaks on ‘HOPE,’ awareness at Oncenter
Angie Thomas spoke at the Oncenter Civic Center Crouse Hinds Theater on Tuesday, where she talked about the societal messages of her novels, like "The Hate U Give." Read More »
‘The White Lotus’ Season 3 brings surprising tragedy in Thailand setting
Season three of HBO’s “The White Lotus” shocked our columnist with its season finale, including more twists and real-world implications than seasons prior. Read More »
‘The Woman in The Yard’ uses cinematography, direction to overcome cliches
Director Jaume Collet-Serra made a comeback from his last poorly received film, “Black Adam,” with an enticing and elevated horror film, “The Woman in the Yard.” Read More »
Personal Essay: Freshman year blur is critical for character growth
Freshman year isn’t something you finish; it’s a collection of memories that became part of who I am. And as I sit in the quiet in-between of spring with finals approaching and dorm decorations coming down, I’m feeling a wash of emotions all at once. Read More »
Jadyn Burney’s time at JUCO powerhouse Chipola College prepped her for SU stardom
Despite earning almost 10 Division I offers out of high school, Jadyn Burney chose Chipola College, forging a unique path toward Syracuse. Read More »
Maxwell School named nation's top Public Affairs school by U.S. News
SU’s Maxwell School earned the No. 1 ranking in the U.S. News & World Report’s Best Public Affairs Schools rankings. Read More »
Double woes persist, catapult Syracuse to 1-9 start in ACC play
Despite winning 79% of doubles matches in nonconference play, Syracuse has won just a quarter of its doubles through 10 conference contest. With little doubles success, SU’s off to a 1-9 start in conference play. Read More »
SU amid ‘self-study’ period of reaccreditation review process
As SU works toward reaccreditation, students, faculty and administrators gathered to learn more about SU’s accreditation review plan. Read More »
SU women’s rowing falls to No. 11 in CRCA Poll
Syracuse women’s rowing fell one spot to No. 11 in the CRCA Poll, which was released on Tuesday. SU competed in the Cayuga Cup on Saturday. Read More »
Actress Brenda Song talks child acting, diversity in Hollywood at UU event
On Monday, University Union and BIPOC Student Success hosted actress Brenda Song for Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Read More »
‘The Cher Story’ illuminates doubt, reinvention in superstar’s journey
“The Cher Show” brings lessons from the pop star’s growth as a musician and woman to Syracuse’s Landmark Theatre. Read More »
‘A Minecraft Movie’ falls short in capturing game’s creativity, depth
"A Minecraft Movie" debuted in theaters last Friday as the film adaptation of the famous pocket-edition game, but our columnist argues that it falls short on plot and a strong message. Read More »
SUNY ESF responding to swatting call
Syracuse University's Department of Public Safety said there is no active shooter threat on ESF or SU's main campus. Read More »