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  • Brian Stokes Mitchell concert hits a high note
    Review: Broadway veteran and rdelighted artist delights audience members in Goldstein Auditorium.
  • Syracuse Real Food Co-Op seeks a new home
    A Westcott community co-op's expansion prompts the need for a new location, but zoning laws and local residents reject the store's first proposal.
  • Orange women hold off Louisville for 53-45 home win
    Behind the play of Iasia Hemingway and Kayla Alexander, Syracuse shook off a poor shooting night and made just enough plays to beat Louisville Wednesday with a score of 54-45.
  • Triche, Syracuse rally in second half to top Mountaineers, 63-52
    Behind the aggressive play of sophomore guard Brandon Triche, Syracuse erased a four-point halftime deficit to blow past Big East foe West Virginia in the second half for a 63-52 Valentine's Day victory.
  • Bringing In The New Year
    Every year, several hundred students mark the start of the Chinese New Year with cultural events, performances, and a dinner held in Goldstein Auditorium.
  • SU women blow out Nova to get back on winning track
    Kayla Alexander's game-high 22 points and nine rebounds power Syracuse past Villanova, 70-49, to avenge Tuesday's loss.
  • Louisville adds to SU's woes, hands Orange another loss
    No. 15 Louisville defeated No. 13 Syracuse for the seventh consecutive time Saturday. The Orange have now lost six of their last eight games.
  • The next great? JoJo Marasco and the power of No. 22
    Though he is only a sophomore, SU's JoJo Marasco has shown that he is one of the top college lacrosse players in the country. As a tribute to his talent, he was allowed to wear the No. 22 this season – a hallowed number at Syracuse University.
  • Hoyas pull away late to hand Orange third straight home loss
    Georgetown closed Wednesday's game on a 9-1 run to escape Syracuse with a 64-56 win, the Hoyas' first at the Dome since 2002.
  • DePaul hands SU women third straight loss
    DePaul used hot shooting from beyond the arc to beat Syracuse Wednesday, 77-61, and hand the Orange only their second home loss of the season.
  • Ghost hunters: Very superstitious
    Members from Scientific Paranormal explore Syracuse's spooky haunts for evidence from beyond the grave.
  • Forums aim to ease neighborhood tensions
    University Neighborhood Housing Plan looks to help one of Syracuse's most vibrant neighborhoods.
  • No. 1 Orange split games in season-opening exhibition
    The No. 1 ranked Orange split a pair of exhibition games Saturday, losing to Hofstra 6-5 and beating Le Moyne 10-5.
  • Without him
    A SU photojournalism senior shares the heartache, rage and raw emotions that have enveloped her past two years since her 18-year-old brother died.
  • Syracuse stops slide, knocks off No. 7 UConn
    Syracuse avoided the first-ever five game losing streak in the Jim Boeheim era with a 66-58 road victory Wednesday night over the No. 7 Connecticut Huskies.
  • Orange snag 27 on National Signing Day
    Syracuse announced the addition of 27 student-athletes Wednesday, as most recruits announced their commitments on National Signing Day.
  • A day out of the Orange
    Looking for an escape from 'Cuse for the day? Cortland, Oswego, and Skaneateles are only 30 miles away and filled with exciting things to do and explore.
  • The Real Play Makers
    While many people visit Syracuse University's legendary Carrier Dome to see the Orange athletes, the Dome security officers who monitor the sporting events are just as important in guaranteeing the games run smoothly.
  • SU women keep on rolling at home with win over South Florida
    South Florida had no answer for the Orange attack Saturday as Syracuse jumped out early and rolled to a 78-57 victory.
  • Defense, rebounding lead SU Women to victory over Pitt
    Syracuse continued its dominance on the boards to beat Pittsburgh 69-60 at the Carrier Dome.
  • The Big Orange in the Big Apple
    For students in New York City who find themselves missing The Hill, a trip to these locations will be a familiar reminder of SU.
  • Seton Hall stuns Syracuse, hands Orange third straight loss
    Jeremy Hazell got hot early and poured in 28 points to help Seton Hall rout Syracuse at home and push the Orange's losing streak to three.
  • MLK dinner kicks off week-long celebration
    Members of the SU community gathered to eat and hear speakers, poets, and musicians pay tribute to Martin Luther King Jr. and his legacy.
  • Unfinished business
    Villanova used hot shooting early and free throw shooting down the stretch to hand the No. 3 Orange their second consecutive loss.
  • How Syracuse can veg out
    How vegetarians, vegans and raw foodies live and work in Syracuse.
  • Survivorman: Syracuse style
    In anticipation of one of the biggest games of the year, students have been camping out at the Carrier Dome for the best seats at Saturday's SU-Villanova showdown.
  • Set in stone: Syracuse statues and sculptures
    More than 30 statues and sculptures stand on campus but their stories and artists behind these works of art have remained a mystery to students.
  • Target acquired
    All eyes will be on the No. 1 ranked SU men's lacrosse team as the Orange aim for a third national championship in four years.
  • Stoked about the Syracuse skate scene
    A lifelong skater and SU graduate student is on board with local skaters even if it's not quite Philly, NYC or other big cities.
  • Beyond the Stacks: Bird Library's special collections
    From Gutenberg to Malcolm X, history is literally at your fingertips on the Bird's sixth floor.
  • SU visits SA
    Nine Newhouse students travel halfway across the world to tell the stories of Grahamstown, South Africa.
  • Big day in the Big Apple
    Syracuse outlasts Kansas State to win a thrilling inaugural Pinstripe Bowl 36-34 at Yankee Stadium.
  • Year in Music: Campus Top Fives
    Some SU scene movers and shakers offer their thoughts on a variety of year-end music topics.
  • Year in Music: The Syracuse countdown
    As we join Block Party headliner Drake in waving bye-bye to 2010, take a look at the top moments and matters for the Syracuse music scene.
  • Into the cave
    SU Outing Club caving chair Jaclyn Mace shars her love of the underworld during an exploration of the Clarksville Cave near Albany.
  • Stressed out
    Feeling the stress? Ready for the semester to end? Rest assured, you're not alone.
  • TRON's legacy
    SU professor Larry Elin led the team of computer animators that brought the original 'TRON' to life -- and spurred a motion picture revolution.
  • Not even close
    Syracuse set a record for fewest points allowed in a half at the Carrier Dome as they held Colgate to eight points in the first half Saturday night en route to an easy win, 100-43.
  • The seemingly endless 'Snowcember'
    A Syracuse newcomer reflects on the snowfall that shows no signs of stopping.
  • The Carrier Dome's cardiac kids
    SU escaped with another narrow victory in the Carrier Dome against N.C. State Saturday night.
  • Not the Wiz kids
    Rapper J. Cole shows up headliner Wiz Khalifa's marijuana-focused set.
  • A cup of 'Cuse
    With exams, all-nighters and long days right around the corner, here is a list of some of Syracuse’s serious brews worth sipping.
  • Making waves
    Isabel Menard is making quite the impression while playing for the Syracuse Women's Ice Hockey team, but with that she's also making noise on the international stage as well.
  • Seeing red
    Syracuse stomped instate foe Cornell by 20 points Tuesday night, but SU head coach Jim Boeheim was not happy with his team despite the big win.
  • Dome difficulty
    Syracuse drops its season finale to finish off a dismal 2010 home season.
  • Thanksgiving with The NewsHouse
    The NewsHouse's future food bloggers dish up their favorite Thanksgiving recipes.
  • Too close for comfort
    The Orange survived a scare Sunday slipping by William & Mary 63-60 in the Carrier Dome.
  • Dome disappointment
    The Orange finished off its conference season with a 23-6 home loss to the disappointment of the Carrier Dome crowd.
  • Mouth's Cradle will rock
    Though they're 200 miles apart, SU's rising hip-hop and electronic duo Mouth's Cradle prepares to drop a 15-track mixtape.
  • Finding the hearths
    If you're not going home for the holidays but crave an affordable home-cooked meal, check out these seven cozy local restaurants.
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