What we learned from Syracuse basketball's loss to Pittsburgh
Check out three things we learned from Syracuse's 66-52 loss to Pittsburgh. Read more »
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Tyler Lydon carries Syracuse with 21 points in 66-52 loss to Pittsburgh
Tyler Lydon was the only bright spot for Syracuse on Saturday, scoring a team-high 21 points and draining four 3-pointers. Read more »
Gallery: Syracuse loses to Pittsburgh by 14 points
Check out the best sights from inside the Carrier Dome, where Syracuse lost to Pittsburgh 66-52 on Saturday afternoon. Read more »
Blowout Fantasy Hair Show raises money for nonprofit
To raise money for support services and programs for the community, nonprofit ACR Health is putting on its 6th annual Blowout Fantasy Hair show at the Landmark Theatre in Syracuse. Read more »
Syracuse local starts PINheads, an organization to promote pinball in central New York
Ryan Zlomek has been obsessed with pinball machines since the age of 8. Today he works with Salt City Pinball League to organize pinball competitions and tournaments in the Syracuse area. Read more »
Medical marijuana dispensary opens on Erie Boulevard in Syracuse
A medical marijuana dispensary has recently opened for business on Erie Boulevard in Syracuse. Read more »
Horn: Café Kubal’s engagement with Syracuse culture fuels success
Business columnist Theo Horn looks into Café Kubal’s recent growth and assesses why the small business is meeting expansive success in the city of Syracuse. Read more »
Amid criticism, advocates for Planned Parenthood relay simple message about women's health services
Syracuse's sole Planned Parenthood provides women with abortion services, access to various forms of contraception, STI testing and pregnancy tests, among other services. Read more »
Horn: Investments in Syracuse’s foundations will aid the city on road to recovery
Business columnist Theo Horn considers a recent study citing the lasting effects of the recession on Syracuse, naming improving infrastructure as a solution to the problem. Read more »
Syracuse building where F. Scott Fitzgerald previously lived to be demolished
A Syracuse apartment building, where "The Great Gatsby" author F. Scott Fitzgerald once lived, will be demolished this spring. Read more »
Fast reaction: 3 takeaways from Syracuse's 84-73 loss to North Carolina
Syracuse head coach Jim Boeheim coached his first game since the end of his nine-game suspension. Here are three takeaways from Syracuse's loss to UNC. Read more »
New York sees 60 percent decrease in alcohol-related traffic fatalities 30 years after legal drinking age change
New York state has seen a 60 percent decrease in alcohol-related traffic fatalities since former Gov. Mario Cuomo raised the state’s drinking age 30 years ago to 21, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Tuesday. Read more »
Alumni to return to Syracuse with their band The Heavy Pets
The reggae-inspired rockers will perform at Funk N' Waffles Armory Square location this weekend. Read more »
Syracuse couples 1st-half defense with late offensive push to topple Lehigh
Syracuse started strong defensively only to lean on the 3-point shot in the second half to beat Lehigh in the Carrier Dome Friday night. Read more »
SUNY-ESF researchers discuss possible reasons for the unclear decline of sugar maple trees
A recent SUNY-ESF research study found that the sugar maple tree has been experiencing negative growth rates over the last few decades despite conditions that favored their growth and regeneration. Read more »
Orange After Dark to bring students to Fright Nights at the Fair
Attractions at this year’s Fright Night include a clown prison, a chainsaw massacre, flying monkeys and a haunted mansion. Read more »
Salman: Bringing Uber to Central New York can boost economy, create jobs
Conservative columnist Vanessa Salman considers the positive impact Uber Technologies can have on the Central New York economy. Read more »
SU to open new space in Bird Library to host entrepreneurial programs
Syracuse University was one of five schools in New York state to receive part of a $4.5 million grant from the Blackstone Charitable Foundation to establish an entrepreneurship program. SU received $900,000 from the grant. Read more »
Student claims permanent disability after filing lawsuit against SU, local companies
A senior architecture major who sued Syracuse University after a 50-pound, 6-by-3-foot window pane fell on her head in Lyman Hall claims she is now permanently disabled due to the incident. Read more »
Diversity of music acts in Carrier Dome concerts should continue
The Daily Orange Editorial Board considers the positive outcomes of bringing diverse, high-profiles entertainment acts to the Syracuse University campus. Read more »
Syracuse University uses extensive lobbying operation to have voice be heard
Syracuse University strategically lobbies and maintains contact with national and state politicians to ensure that the university's interests are being represented on Capitol Hill. Read more »
Leaders celebrate completion of Connective Corridor road construction
Local, state and federal leaders celebrated the completion of the second phase of Connective Corridor construction Wednesday morning in downtown Syracuse. Read more »
SU Health Services annual flu clinic to be held Wednesday
Syracuse University will coordinate with the Onondaga County Department of Health for the second year at its annual flu clinic, which will be held Wednesday in Flanagan Gymnasium. Read more »
Herbert Lourie Memorial Lecture to discuss health care policy
The 27th-annual Herbert Lourie Memorial Lecture on Thursday will feature a discussion about hot button health care policy topics that are relevant to the Syracuse community. Read more »
