Q&A: Mayo Clinic doctor advises about myocarditis risk for athletes
Myocarditis, or the inflammation of the heart, has been linked to COVID-19 and was a primary reason for the Big Ten's cancellation of football. Read more »
Daily Archives: September 2, 2020
SU to test wastewater in campus facilities for traces of coronavirus
Several Syracuse Surge projects have been put on hold due to the pandemic, but SU students are still participating remotely. Read more »
Nearly 2,500 students choose to take classes fully online this semester
Some students said the fear of contracting coronavirus dissuaded them from returning to campus. Read more »
Safety from COVID-19 doesn't have to sacrifice sustainability
Syracuse University and dozens of retail institutions have shied away from reusable containers due to the perceived risk of COVID-19 spread. Their policy changes are hurting the environment. Read more »
GSO to fund travel grant program as academic conference move online
The organization will meet online this semester, but still hopes to engage graduation students about their concerns, leaders said. Read more »
DJ BenSpence brings mentorship from big artists to SU music scene
Freshman Ben Fritz, who goes by the DJ name BenSpence, was mentored by Avicii and performed at Ultra Music Festival three times. Read more »
Student employees work shorter, fewer shifts due to pandemic
Some student employees at SU have seen reduced hours and smaller paychecks as on-campus jobs shift due to the coronavirus pandemic. Read more »
Dave Kline, Cicero-North Syracuse aim for 4th-straight sectional title
Dave Kline, head football coach at Cicero-North Syracuse High School, and his team prepare for a fourth consecutive sectional title. Read more »
‘UNIQUE’ exhibit showcases Syracuse artists with disabilities
The exhibit is coordinated by the nonprofit ARISE and will be on display at the Everson Museum through Sept. 27. Read more »
SU alumna Christina Oyawale rises to top assistant coach at Clarkson
In her first year as a coach, she helped guide the Golden Knights to a district championship and an Elite Eight appearance. Read more »
Political cartoonist displays paintings at ArtRage Gallery
A response to President Donald Trump’s time in office, Tim Atseff’s exhibit features one work for each of the seven deadly sins. Read more »
Man sues SU after janitorial service worker drops radio onto his head
The worker was cleaning up a spill when he dropped his radio from the upper level of the Carrier Dome onto the plaintiff’s head, the lawsuit alleges. Read more »
Columbus statue provides SU opportunity for discussion, collaboration
After months of debate, petition and protest, Syracuse University can play a key role in the discussion for what to do with the Christopher Columbus statue in Syracuse. Read more »
Chaz Owens, son of former SU star Billy Owens, joins Orange’s roster
Owens most recently spent a postgraduate year at Scotland Campus in Pennsylvania after graduating from The Shipley School. Read more »
Students misplace their anger at columnist's defense of 'Wuhan Flu'
After a professor hurt international students with racist language, a columnist followed by defending him. Read more »
Photo story: Syracuse University in the era of coronavirus
Life looks different at SU this semester. These photographs show how. Read more »
