Syracuse outlasts Rutgers to earn 1-0 overtime victory
Alyscha Mottershead and Jenna Rickan embraced in a cheerful hug as rain fell at the SU Soccer Stadium. Syracuse’s senior captains shared a moment of… Read more »
Monthly Archives: September 2012
Syracuse defense shuts out Yale, Louisville to earn 1st wins as No. 1 team
Two weeks ago, a Kent State shot beat Syracuse’s Leann Stiver to her left. The Orange hasn’t allowed a goal since. “Right now, I’d say… Read more »
McInerney helps pace Syracuse's offense in win over Yale
Liz McInerney did not allow the pouring rain to be a factor. McInerney scored one goal against the Bulldogs in Syracuse’s 5-0 win over Yale… Read more »
Syracuse volleyball drops pair of conference games on weekend road trip
The Syracuse volleyball team had a rough swing through the Midwest. The Orange (8-10, 0-3 Big East) traveled to Chicago on Saturday afternoon and dropped… Read more »
Syracuse edged by Cincinnati in conference matchup on road
In the 10th minute of the second half at Cincinnati’s Gettler Stadium, Bearcats midfielder Matt Bahner launched a shot past leaping Syracuse goalkeeper Alex Bono… Read more »
New York lawmakers marginalize issue over fighting with too much fighting
In Albany, N.Y., politicians even fight about fighting. New York state lawmakers have refused to legalize mixed martial arts despite widespread and growing popularity worldwide.… Read more »
For Democrats, Green Party does much more harm than good
The Green Party ruins everything. In fact, as far as I'm concerned, its members might as well be Republicans for all they do to work… Read more »
Chuck's Cafe changes ownership, reopens Monday
Chuck’s Cafe, a popular bar for Syracuse University’s students, has been closed for the past six days due to a change in ownership. The bar… Read more »
Thompson out for season following hip surgery to correct blood-flow problem
UPDATED: Saturday, Sept. 29, 9:51 p.m. Ron Thompson, a Syracuse freshman tight end, had surgery to repair a blood-flow problem in his hip, his high… Read more »
Guzman provides steady influence off bench for Syracuse in senior year
Zoe Guzman never planned to play college volleyball. The senior from San Juan, Puerto Rico, played the sport in high school, but she didn’t think… Read more »
Syracuse earns crucial win over Seton Hall to remain in Big East hunt
Phil Wheddon knew Friday’s match was a must-win if his team wants to be a competitor in the Big East. Syracuse had too much in… Read more »
Despite slick conditions, Syracuse offense clicks in win over Seton Hall
Cecilia Borgstrom picked up a head of steam and entered the left side of the 18-yard box with the ball cushioned on her foot. She… Read more »
SPD Chief Fowler reaffirms safety of SU campus, denounces rumors
In reaction to rumors of gang violence near Syracuse University’s campus, Chief of the Syracuse Police Department Frank Fowler said that the campus is safe,… Read more »
Syracuse receives $300,000 grant from US Department of Justice for gang prevention
The U.S. attorney for the Northern District of New York is initiating a call to action in an effort to prevent future gang violence in… Read more »
Tiesto concert postponed, rescheduled to Feb. 19
Tiesto’s Oct. 2 concert at the OnCenter has been rescheduled for Feb. 19. Because of a back injury, the electronic dance music DJ has postponed… Read more »
Time for faith: One year later, students are still adjusting to revised religious observance policy
Jacob Levy would have to miss two classes to get home in time to eat, and then promptly drive back to school that night after… Read more »
Former SU guard Jardine to host Orange Madness on Oct. 12
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, AmeriCU Credit Union Orange Madness was misspelled. The Daily Orange regrets this error. The 2012 AmeriCU Credit Union… Read more »
Programs halted in Middle East
Syracuse University decided to suspend its study abroad programs in Tunisia, Lebanon and Egypt in response to State Department travel warnings and the increasingly volatile… Read more »
University needs to take more steps to ensure safety
The university needs to take better steps to inform and protect students regarding crime near campus. In an email sent Monday by Department of Public… Read more »
