Syracuse continues rigorous stretch as it travels to Cincinnati
It’s a grueling stretch of the season for Syracuse. Away games, home games, then away games again. The Orange has finally played some close games,… Read more »
Daily Archives: February 4, 2013
Injured Penn State guard Frazier leads from sidelines
Tim Frazier was considered a coach on the floor for Penn State, but this season, he’s been a coach from the sideline. Last year, the… Read more »
Christmas rebounds from poor performances in win over No. 25 Notre Dame
It took 90 seconds and two offensive possessions for Rakeem Christmas to score more points Monday than he did over the weekend against Pittsburgh. He… Read more »
Sorokanich: Despite tough beginnings, columnist finds sense of home in Irbid
It’s amazing how just a little time can change your perspective. When I sat down to write my column last week, anger and frustration gnawed… Read more »
E.S. Bird officials to strengthen quiet policies
After reported robberies and student complaints through social media, E.S. Bird Library’s administration is using new techniques to try and close down “Club Bird.” Many… Read more »
Bridge to the past: Album brings synth and spirit of the '80s into today's pop scene
Strap on your platform shoes, dust off your leg warmers and give your favorite Duran Duran record a spin. Tegan and Sara’s candy-coated newest album… Read more »
SU officials to re-evaluate Middle East programs
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, the number of Syracuse University students in Jordan this semester was misstated. There are six SU students in… Read more »
State of the art: Public artist takes political messages, infuses with part-time art
From the black beanie perched haphazardly on his head, to his black shirt with “Revolt & Rebelle” written on the front, G Clay Miller doesn’t… Read more »
Carnegie Reading Room renovations to finish in May
A refurbished Reading Room in historic Carnegie Library will be open to the public in May, about a year after major construction began. “We’re very… Read more »
Newhouse alumna uses love for Tim Hortons to reach out to celebrity crush
Sarah Velasquez is the self-described biggest Tim Hortons fan in North America. And in 2008, Tim Hortons acknowledged her fandom: She was the winner of… Read more »
HALTED: Syracuse rides stifling defensive effort past No. 25 Notre Dame snapping 2-game losing streak
Jerami Grant wore a wide smile in front of his locker. Grant registered a career-high scoring effort and bested his older brother in Syracuse’s win… Read more »
SU student robbed by 3 attackers early Monday morning
Three men assaulted and robbed a Syracuse University student early Monday morning, cutting his face, arm and legs, according to a Syracuse Police Department news… Read more »
SU breaks into top 25 for first time in more than 2 years
The SU women's basketball team is ranked No. 24 in the country now in the Associated Press Top 25 poll. The Orange (18-3, 6-2 Big… Read more »
Barillari: Social media discourages active rallying instead of bringing protesters together at SU
More than 800 individuals said they would attend the rally to protest the reassignment of Department of Public Safety Officer Joe Shanley last Monday via… Read more »
Stikkel: Huckabee event to bring thought-provoking speaker students of all political ideologies should appreciate
This Thursday, our very own College Republicans are hosting a lecture by former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee called “The Future of Conservatism.” It will be… Read more »
Design teams compete to redesign Near Westside street
Five design teams from across the country will compete for the chance to redesign Wyoming Street on the Near Westside as part of “Movement on… Read more »
Students, community should support Syracuse professional lacrosse
The return of professional lacrosse to Syracuse with an indoor exhibition game scheduled for Feb. 21 is an event Central New York natives and Syracuse… Read more »
Closure of Fire Station No. 7 must be prevented
If you spend much time around Syracuse University, you probably have seen the city’s busiest fire company. Thousands of times each year, Engine Company 7… Read more »
Eight students arrested outside Schine Student Center early Sunday morning
Syracuse police arrested eight Syracuse University students outside of the Schine Student Center after breaking up a fight that occurred during a student dance party… Read more »
