Graduate student 1st to receive Mitchell Scholarship at Syracuse University
Cameron MacPherson, a former member of the SU football team, won the award in late November. Read more »
Daily Archives: December 3, 2017
If Syracuse University won’t mention the Graduate Student Union, we must make its voice louder
Anarchy columnist Sam Norton responds to an email from Syracuse University administrators addressing the GOP tax bill’s potential effects on graduate students. Read more »
This SUNY-ESF professor is trying to find a cure for a bat-killing disease
A SUNY-ESF professor is fighting for the future of the nation’s bats by trying to uncover the effects of a deadly disease called white-nose syndrome. Read more »
Book tackles sexual assault culture at Syracuse University and other colleges nationally
Author Vanessa Grigoriadis analyzes how consent and sexual assault is perceived on college campuses, and discusses how recent news of multiple sexual assaults is shifting the narrative. Read more »
GOP tax plan could remove college loan interest deduction used by 12 million people
The provisions affecting college students could have passed to accommodate tax cuts for other sectors. Read more »
Rise & Grind Cafe offers specialty drinks and relaxed vibes
The new cafe on West Genesee Street serves seasonal, specialty drinks created by its baristas. Read more »
Syracuse awarded $20,000 to improve financial literacy among residents
The grant was provided by the Cities for Financial Empowerment Fund to create more financial resources for low- and moderate-income residents. Read more »
‘Rocks and roots’ inspire senior to dedicate time helping children with disabilities
Tori Cedar leads three organizations for students with disabilities: Inclusive U, Camp PALS and OttoTHON. Read more »
Syracuse’s unofficial mascot, Linda the hedgehog, is gone but not forgotten
The spiny mammal was 7 years old when she died in October. The team held a small ceremony to honor its unofficial mascot. Read more »
7 years after the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra went bankrupt, symphonic music thrives in Syracuse
After the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra went under, the music community joined in harmony to keep the sound alive. Read more »
The key to Bourama Sidibe’s rim protecting: Catching pigeons
Years before he grew into a Syracuse freshman forward, Sidibe caught birds. He developed a knack for timing, which has translated onto the basketball court. Read more »
Remembering former Syracuse running back Walter Reyes, 36, the ‘selfless’ teammate who dominated
Reyes, Syracuse’s 2nd all-time leading rusher, died last week in his home state of Ohio. Read more »
Mike Cuozzo shines in first year as primary goaltender for SU
Cuozzo's head coach and teammates said his consistency is what backs the team – but he can make the big, desperation saves as well. Read more »
Defense in closing minutes pushes Syracuse over Stony Brook
After SBU gained a five-point lead with 1:26 left in regulation, the Seawolves shot 2-for-5 from the free throw line, committed two turnovers and scored just one point in the extra frame. Read more »
Syracuse beats Stony Brook, 81-70, in overtime as Tiana Mangakahia scores 11 of final 18 points
Mangakahia dropped in a left handed layup to tie the game at 69 and send it to overtime. Read more »
