Top-ranked Syracuse field hockey team suffers 1st loss of season against UMass
Syracuse’s unbeaten start came to an end Thursday afternoon. The No. 1 Orange (12-1, 4-0 Big East) lost 2-1 to Massachusetts in front of 198… Read more »
Daily Archives: October 11, 2012
Top-10 recruit, Syracuse target Young commits to Kentucky
Michigan 5-star recruit James Young gave his verbal commitment to Kentucky on Thursday, choosing the Wildcats over Syracuse, Kansas and Michigan State. He announced his… Read more »
Allie Curtis announces run for SA president
To the sound of a violinist and cellist, Allie Curtis announced her intention to run for Student Association president at the Schine Atrium on Thursday… Read more »
Documenting a life: SU holds day of remembrance to honor film student killed in Syria
Bassel Al Shahade was a student of the world. A graduate film student looking to make an influence on the world through his craft. A… Read more »
Committee on Athletic Policy, Committee on Computing Services discuss recent accomplishments, recommendations
At the University Senate’s second meeting of the year, representatives from the Committee on Athletic Policy and the Committee on Computing Services discussed recent accomplishments… Read more »
Kennedy speaks on research, mental health
Former Congressman Patrick Kennedy called on Syracuse University students to lead the transformation of mental health treatment in his speech in Goldstein Auditorium on Wednesday… Read more »
Students miss message after 2-day peace forum
As Dave Matthews’ lyrics seemed to garner more attention than the Dalai Lama’s words, the overarching message of the two-day “Common Ground for Peace” forum… Read more »
Creating a cohesive education plan would help candidates gain youth vote
President Barack Obama was too passive in his responses, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney lacked specifics in his plans, and minutes into it, the moderator… Read more »
Creating community: National Coming Out Day prompts reflection on LGBT environment at SU
First-year students face an additional set of struggles when they arrive on campus in the fall: getting to know the campus, making friends and learning… Read more »
Jocks get chance to shine when playing intramural sports
You know that guy who takes intramural sports way too seriously? I mean that guy who is the self-appointed know-it-all who can play any position… Read more »
Tough test: Stout Rutgers defense poses challenge for Syracuse
Two weeks ago, Lewellyn Coker was a second-string linebacker whose principal game experience came on special teams. One week ago, Coker was an unsung hero… Read more »
Winning equation: Flood builds off foundation set by Schiano in 1st year of helm
Kyle Flood taught math before he taught college football. Flood came home to Queens, N.Y., in 1993 after graduating from nearby Iona College with a… Read more »
McKibben addresses topic of climate change
Bill McKibben, author of “The End of Nature” and founder of the global grassroots organization 350.org, started off the University Lecture Series with an environmental… Read more »
Gabrielle Union, panel discuss black women achievements
Women should be outspoken and independent despite the cultural influences they may face, actress Gabrielle Union said at the “Women of Distinction” panel on Wednesday… Read more »
Florence continues run of Baylor's football success after departure of Heisman winner Griffin
Last year was a bizarre one in Waco, Texas. For one school year, the college football world fixed its eyes on Baylor. Long a laughingstock… Read more »
Unionized: Towson University student creates group to prevent anti-white discrimination
Students at Towson University are working to organize a white advocacy union to support those who suffer from discrimination. The union was proposed in September… Read more »
Media critic analyzes effects of reality TV
"Teen Mom," "The Bachelorette," "America’s Next Top Model," "Jersey Shore." These are just a few of the many reality TV shows that have become popular… Read more »
Vice presidential candidates face off Thursday, hope to have effect on national polls
Eight days after President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney faced off in the first presidential debate of the 2012 election, their two running mates will… Read more »
Syracuse looks to welcome Penn State to conference play with defeat
The Syracuse women's ice hockey team won just a single conference game last season. But the Orange's opponent this weekend has yet to ever play… Read more »
Canadians Mottershead, Afonso lead Syracuse during final stretch of season
Alexis Koval determined the punishment for losing the penalty kick competition at the Syracuse women’s soccer team practice on Wednesday morning: withstand the bacon sizzle.… Read more »
