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The Kid LAROI, women's lacrosse and Coach Lasso are all tops this week at SU

The Kid LAROI made a brief afternoon appearance near Waverly Avenue to gift merchandise and tickets to a swarm of SU fans before the opening show of his "Bleed For You" college tour. In sports, the no. 1-ranked women's lacrosse were tested by Stony Brook while men's LAX rebounded from some stinging losses in a 22-6 win over St. Bonaventure. The world premiere of Russian Troll Farm: A Workplace Comedy is playing at Rochester's Geva Theatre until Sunday. A new season of Ted Lasso is now streaming on AppleTV+, but with a much different tone than its previous two seasons.

March 23, 2023

The Kid LAROI kicks off high-energy "Bleed For You" tour in Syracuse

Story by Molly Lindstrom | Photos by V ivian Porter
After a visit to SU's campus that drew mobs of students Wednesday afternoon, the 19-year-old viral rapper launched his college tour at the Upstate Medical Arena at The Oncenter War Memorial.

The Kid LAROI live in Syracuse, New York

SYRACUSE NEWS

Nearly 50 NFL scouts, coaches and personnel visited Syracuse on Monday for SU football’s Pro Day
Syracuse men's LAX (5-4) thrashed St. Bonaventure 22-6 with scores from 14 different players in the schools' first-ever meeting
Review: Singer-songwriter Vanessa Carlton served up nostalgic favorites at her recent concert in Homer
Celebrities who wore looks by designers of color shined bright at the 95th Academy Awards

Capturing 'Cuse
Story: Holden Sherman | Photos: Diana Valdivia

Women's LAX reaches No. 1

Three players on the team have at least 20 goals so far in SU's undefeated season.

QUOTE OF THE WEEK:

"If you feel like you're part of someone's life, you feel like you have a say in their life."

– Brendon Ferguson, founder of Lost Files Media LLC

Learn about business of influencer marketing by Gracie Carrigan

Producer's Pick:
"Russian Troll Farm" trolls IRL
Story by Natalie Rieth
Illustration by Khanh Newhill-Leahy

The play at the Geva Theatre in Rochester depicts Internet Research Agency workers attempting to sway the 2016 election.

WEEKEND WATCH:

"Ted Lasso" is back, but not quite the same
Story by Charlotte Kho

The newly released Season 3 touches on more complex storylines, and Coach Lasso is at the center of most of them.

About The NewsLetter

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