Ekblom scores 1st Syracuse hat trick since 2008, leads SU to resounding win
Emil Ekblom, upon the announcement of the substitution, slowly walked toward the Syracuse bench. He then looked up and began clapping as he approached his… Read more »
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Appellate court affirms decision to dismiss Fine accusers' lawsuit
UPDATED: Oct. 5, 2013 at 1:49 p.m. An intermediate state appellate court on Friday affirmed the dismissal of two former Syracuse ball boys' lawsuit against the… Read more »
Judge dismisses former professor of gun charge
A former Whitman professor arrested last April for bringing his gun to campus has had one of the charges against him dismissed and was given… Read more »
DPS statistics show drop in crime
The number of reported crimes on campus has decreased in nearly every category from 2011 to 2012, according to the most recent Department of Public… Read more »
Former SU student appears in court for preliminary hearing
After posting bail on Tuesday, a former Syracuse University student living in Alpha Chi Rho arrested on drug charges appeared for a preliminary hearing on… Read more »
Come as you are: Chalk the Quad event, campus resources help students express sexuality
Autumn Elniski was afraid that her best friend, a “church person,” wouldn’t accept that she was attracted to women. But once Elniski finally decided to… Read more »
ACC debut heightens Orange Central festivities
This year’s Orange Central Homecoming will be underscored by a renewed sense of pride, largely due to Syracuse University’s recent entrance into the Atlantic Coast… Read more »
Graduate Student Organization Senate amends constitution, creates resolution addressing graduate student fee
The Graduate Student Organization Senate discussed changes to its constitution and its stance on a university-wide fee for graduate students on Wednesday. The organization’s first… Read more »
National Geographic Traveler executive editor discusses writing, storytelling
The core of writing, Norie Quintos said, is ultimately being able to write, and having zeal. Quintos, the executive editor of National Geographic Traveler, spoke… Read more »
Health services begins flu vaccine clinic for students on Thursday
Syracuse University Health Services will hold its first free flu vaccine clinic for SU and SUNY-ESF students on Thursday. The clinic will be held in… Read more »
Half-baked: Conservative group draws criticism for bake sale protesting affirmative action
A student conservative club at the University of Texas at Austin turned a bake sale into a metaphor for affirmative action. Members of the Young… Read more »
Syracuse searches for consistency on set pieces against North Carolina State
On Ian McIntyre’s team, there’s an understanding when it comes to working on set pieces. “He wants us to take ownership,” said Syracuse midfielder Nick… Read more »
Syracuse tries to finish in the box, break out of ACC slump against Pittsburgh
Phil Wheddon’s voice rang with cheery optimism as the head coach addressed Syracuse’s inconsistency after an early-morning practice on Tuesday. “I think we’ve been competitive… Read more »
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Former SU student posts bail, preliminary hearing scheduled for Wednesday
The former Syracuse University student living in Alpha Chi Rho, who was arrested on several felony and misdemeanor drug charges, was released Tuesday on a… Read more »
Eco-friendly organization reopens SU chapter
The Franciscan Earth Corps will put its roots in 16 cities this fall and bring its Syracuse chapter back to life. As an ecological justice… Read more »
SU App Challenge offers $1,000 grand prize
The annual SU App Challenge launched Monday, where aspiring campus programmers can create start-up applications. Participants can collaborate with their peers at SU and other… Read more »
Right to wear arms: City teams up with company to repurpose seized firearms into jewelry
The same guns that are seized as crime scene evidence in Syracuse could now reappear on the city’s streets – this time, as jewelry wrapped… Read more »
States of mind: Say Yes to Education adds 11 schools across US, to expand outreach at Syracuse schools
CORRECTIONS: In a previous version of this article, the number of Say Yes students who enrolled in college last year was misstated. Last year, 1,248 students enrolled… Read more »
Halis, Nanco bring familiarity to inexperienced Syracuse offense
Alex Halis and Chris Nanco sat in the cafeteria of St. Edmund Campion Secondary School in Brampton, Ontario, one day in the fall of 2012… Read more »
Alseth shifts to midfield in Syracuse’s overtime win against Binghamton
Back home in Norway, one of Oyvind Alseth’s coaches used to tell him that midfield players needed to possess a certain “bit of crazy.” On… Read more »
Halis nets overtime winner as Syracuse squeaks by Binghamton
It wasn’t Alex Halis’ night. After his poor form in the first half, Syracuse head coach Ian McIntyre sat Halis after halftime in favor of… Read more »
Food experts give advice on how to change eating habits
Nicole Christina, a clinical social worker and local psychotherapist, had different kinds of dietary advice for the small crowd gathered in front of her. “You… Read more »
Damm brings 'bulldog' tenacity off bench for Orange
When Syracuse head coach Phil Wheddon needs a boost of energy from his bench, he calls on “bulldog” Maddie Damm. Like in the Orange’s season… Read more »
