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Orange h(oops) 🏀😔, alum artist spotlight 🎨, & a Friendsgiving guide 🥂

Syracuse men's basketball lost to New York State rival Colgate for the second year in a row, this year's 12-point loss reminiscent of last year's 15-point loss. Maggie Olive, a Syracuse University studio arts alumna, experimented with paint and tape in her latest art installation to express her experience living with OCD and ADHD. Saturday evening, former "iCarly" actress and bestselling author Jennette McCurdy visited SU to discuss her new book "I'm Glad My Mom Died" with students. As the holiday break approaches, you should also check out our guide to hosting a successful Friendsgiving.

Nov. 17, 2022

Orange hoops fall short in defending Colgate's three-pointers

Story by Meghan Curtis | Photos by Ryan Brady
Colgate upsets Syracuse for second consecutive year, 80-68.

SYRACUSE NEWS

La Joven Guardia seeks to create better humans through theater
Louis Tomilson faces life head-on with 'Faith In the Future'
Syracuse women's hoops advance to 4-0 with Empire State Night win
Syracuse football coaches grieve three UVA players

CAPTURING CUSE:

Story and Video by Wendy Wang

M aggie Olive's Story

As an artist, a Syracuse University alumna created "Where Did I Go" to reflect on her experience with OCD and ADHD.

QUOTE OF THE WEEK:

“We wanted to bring our culture together. Black is beautiful, Black is excellence, and we really just wanted to see that all in one room where everybody's having a good time.”

– Black Student Union Vice President Malique Lewis

Check out the story and photos by Malcolm Taylor.

Producer's Pick:

Jennette McCurdy brings humor, honesty to Syracuse crowd

Story by Joyelle Ronan
Photo by Brooke Kato

McCurdy discussed writing her memoir "I'm Glad My Mom Died," mental health and personal interests.

BREAK WATCH:

A guide to hosting the perfect Friendsgiving

Story by Shantel Guzman

Don't let a fun gathering of friends become a stress-inducing nightmare.

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