GSO Senate to recognize Memorial Day, 2 pride months and other holidays
Ben Valen, a GSo senator on the diversity committee, also raised concerns about correct pronoun use and misgendering within the GSO Senate. Read more »
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'Not just for tonight, for a lifetime': Students rally at Hendricks for Take Back the Night
The event's keynote speaker, Rachel Johnson, encouraged students to welcome the discomfort of growth and change following trauma. Read more »
Through her training and discipline, Maddy Baxter has excelled at Syracuse
Running track and doing karate helped Maddie Baxter develop the obsession for perfection. It has helped her score a career-high 12 goals this season. Read more »
SU alum Joseph L. Edwards sparks social justice discourse in one-man show
Syracuse native and SU alum Joseph L. Edwards is returning to his hometown for a three night run of his one-man show, ‘FLY’ which will be performed at the Community Folk Art Center. Read more »
Opponent Preview: What to know about No. 11 Virginia
Last season Virginia beat Syracuse in the ACC tournament quarterfinals. For the first time since the defeat, the Orange face off against the Cavaliers. Read more »
Syracuse local breaks boundaries of conventional tapestry in new Everson exhibit
Syracuse local Alison Altafi will be displaying her unique, colorful fiber-art weavings at the Everson Museum from March 18 to April 30. Read more »
Despite new paid positions, some Orientation Leaders still aren't compensated
Other nearby schools in New York state do pay their orientation leaders, including Ithaca College and Stony Brook University. Read more »
Students voice concerns over housing access, transportation improvements at SA town hall
SA will compile student concerns from the spring semester town halls into a report they will present to SU's Board of Trustees. Read more »
The Harrington builds haven for musicians, fans to share the art they love
As their final show approaches, the founders of The Harrington reflect on their journey and the growth of the house-show venue. Read more »
Lana Del Rey’s 9th album focuses on family, love and the turning of a new leaf
In her newest album ‘Did you know that there’s a tunnel under Ocean Blvd,’ Lana Del Rey prioritizes emotional satisfaction, finally ditching her early caricature’s superficial romanticism. Read more »
Falk College's Department of Public Health to host Narcan, opioid training workshops
SU’s Department of Public Health will hold Narcan and opioid training workshops on April 4 and April 5 at Falk College and Brady Market. Read more »
The reality of living with obsessive-compulsive disorder
It’s far — really far — from just washing hands or straightening things. Even writing this, I have extreme anxiety and guilt that I won’t capture the full picture of what OCD is. On a typical day, about 80% of my waking hours are consumed in obsessions and compulsions. Read more »
Former Marshall Street Starbucks property to become bagel shop, deli
The new bagel shop and deli was announced on Facebook by Syracuse real estate broker Christopher Snyder, who works for CSRE Real Estate Advisors LLC. Read more »
DPS identifies 3 students as potentially responsible for bias incident at Hall of Languages
Syracuse University's Department of Public Safety announced on Tuesday that it identified three students in connection to a bias incident from last Friday. Read more »
Conservatives resorting to transphobia, prayers in Nashville shooting ignores gun violence
Our leaders' actions do not match their words. In the past, Republicans have claimed that mass shootings are a result of a mental health crisis, yet they have offered no solutions. This time they claim it’s because Hale was transgender, while at the same time banning access to life-saving gender-affirming care for transgender youth across the country. Read more »
No. 1 Syracuse notches most unassisted goals this season in 19-13 win over Cornell
“The players feel confident that they can beat their matchups.” Eight different Syracuse players scored unassisted to help the Orange clinch their 12th straight win. Read more »
Observations from SU's win: Tyrrell sisters keep scoring, Goodale gets first career goal
Meaghan Tyrrell totaled eight points, while Emma Tyrrell notched her third consecutive hat trick in No. 1 Syracuse's 19-13 win over Cornell. Read more »
Syracuse ties longest win streak in program history, defeats Cornell 19-13
“I just feel confident in (the defense) and myself.” Delaney Sweitzer stopped six shots in the opening 10 minutes as Syracuse picked up a 19-13 win over Cornell, fueled behind Meaghan Tyrrell's eight points. Read more »
Notebook: Gadsden’s jump, impacts of new dietician in week 2 of spring practice
Oronde Gadsden was Syracuse’s top receiving target last season, but his head coach said he still has to improve significantly this offseason as defenses focus on him even more. Read more »
Syracuse sweeps weekly ACC women’s lacrosse awards
Delaney Sweitzer and Emma Ward earned ACC weekly honors after their performances in wins over Stony Brook and Louisville. Read more »
Syracuse’s lack of power is proving costly in sub. 500 season
SU only has two hitters considered average in terms of isolated power, an advanced softball metric. The lack of power has now led to a sub-.500 season. Read more »
Opponent preview: Everything to know about the 6-3 Big Red
Syracuse leads the all-time series with Cornell 19-5, including a 20-9 win last season. Read more »
Caribfest honors beauty, individuality of Caribbean cultures
This past Sunday, the Caribbean Student Association hosted their annual Caribfest, highlighting the various cultures of Caribbean countries. Read more »
Cassie Wiggins’ calming mindset leads to dominant results for Liverpool softball
A dual-threat athlete, Cassie Wiggins hit .373 and tallied a 1.47 ERA in her junior season for Liverpool softball. Read more »
