How to Find Syracuse Orange News, Scores, and Videos on cuse.com

cuse.com is the official athletics website for Syracuse University, and you can find news, scores, and videos by starting on the homepage, scanning the Top Stories and Trending Stories sections, then drilling into a specific sport (Football, Men's Basketball, Volleyball, Ice Hockey, and others) or the Videos section. The homepage surfaces the latest items first, so it works well for checking what happened most recently; if you want a specific team or older coverage, use the sport navigation or the archive links instead.

Start with the homepage for the latest updates

The homepage is organized around what just happened, so it's the fastest way to catch up.

• Top Stories — the main news feed, with items tagged by sport and date. Examples from the site include "Odom Engineers SU Overtime Win at UConn, 42-41" (Football), "Syracuse Falls to Pitt in the Women's Building" (Volleyball), and "Syracuse Returns To MSG To Renew Rivalry With St. John's" (Men's Basketball).
• Trending Stories — a secondary list of what's getting attention, which mixes sports and general athletics news. Examples include "Get the New 'Cuse App!", "Blair Named One of Nation's Best Athletic Directors," and "Gerry McNamara '06 Named Head Coach of Syracuse Men's Basketball."

Each story card usually carries a sport label and a date, so you can tell at a glance whether it's relevant before clicking.

Browse by sport

If you already know which team you follow, skip the general feed and go straight to that sport. The site's rotator and story tags cover a wide range, including:

Sport-specific pages are where you'll find the fuller picture for a team — schedules, results, and related stories — rather than the mixed homepage feed.

Find videos, highlights, and interviews

The Videos section collects clips rather than articles. On the site these include game highlights and press conferences, for example:

• "Highlights | Syracuse Volleyball vs. Pitt"
• "Highlights | Syracuse WSOC vs Virginia"
• "Fran Brown Postgame Press Conference at UConn"
• "Highlights | Syracuse at Connecticut"

If you want to see what happened rather than read about it, this is the section to check. Note that individual stories also embed video — a football or soccer recap may include highlights, postgame notes, and a press conference alongside the written piece.

Go further back with archives

The homepage only shows recent items. When you reach the end of a feed, the site offers:

• View Archives — for older stories beyond the current Top Stories list.
• See All Stories — under Trending Stories, to expand that list.

Use these when you're looking for something that has rotated off the front page.

Quick answers to common tasks

• Checking a score from last night: scan Top Stories for the sport and date; the headline usually states the result (e.g., "Orange Fall to Mercyhurst, 5-2").
• Watching highlights: go to Videos, or open the individual game story, which often bundles highlights with postgame notes.
• Following one team only: use the sport label or rotator to filter down instead of reading the full feed.
• Buying tickets: some stories, such as the Men's Basketball item about MSG, include a direct "Buy Tickets" link.

One practical note: cuse.com is the athletics department's official site, so it publishes team-produced news, schedules, and media rather than independent coverage. For recruiting or roster detail beyond what's posted, you'd need the specific team page or the linked app.