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Police are investigating a report of gunshots fired Wednesday night on South Campus, students gathered at the Hendricks Chapel steps to protest the possible overturn of Roe v. Wade and SU's winter holiday art sale returned to campus after a year of pandemic-mandated virtual sales.

Dec. 2, 2021

Presenting Personal Taste, our brand new food podcast

In the debut episode of Personal Taste, Abby Fritz talks to Angie Alberto about the personal history behind her black bean soup, a comforting Guatemalan delicacy.

THIS WEEK'S SYRACUSE NEWS

Reports of gunfire prompted SU and Syracuse police officers to search the grounds of University Village apartments Wednesday night.
Orange women’s basketball thrilled Wednesday night in a 97-91 upset win against the Ohio State Buckeyes.
Orange football coach Dino Babers will return in 2022, Syracuse athletic director John Wildhack announced.

CAPTURING CUSE:

Orange hoops outlast Indiana in double OT

Buddy and Jimmy Boeheim combined for 53 points against the Hoosiers to score a close win.

QUOTE OF THE WEEK:

"Our bodies and reproductive freedoms are under attack. This threat is real and it is ruthless."
- Carla Guilliara, a representative of Stand With Survivors SU, speaking about the threat to abortion rights at Wednesday's Roe v. Wade rally. View the coverage by Sydney Gold and Cameron McKeon.

Producer's Pick:
SU art community embraces holiday sale
Story and Photos by Charlotte Hansen

The art sale, a 40-year upstanding tradition at SU, is back in person after one year of virtual sales due to the pandemic.

WEEKEND WATCH:

Passing explores
Blackness, feminity, and sexuality

Read Riley Utley and Ellen Mintzer's reviews of Passing, the debut film by Rebecca Hall based on Nella Larsen's 1929 novella of the same name.

About The NewsLetter

This week's NewsLetter was produced by Shivani Reddy.

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