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‘Cuse Food Funder raises over $7,000 for Hendricks Chapel s food pantries
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Patrick Penfield, an SU senior, is one of the organizers for Cuse Food Funder, a fundraiser to raise money for Hendricks Chapel s food pantries.
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Instead of receiving gifts this year for her birthday on April 3, Syeisha Byrd, the director of the Office of Engagement Programs at Syracuse University, wanted people to donate to ‘Cuse Food Funder.
The virtual fundraiser for Hendricks Chapel’s food pantries started on March 24 and will run until April 23. Byrd, Dean of Hendricks Chapel Brian Konkol and SU senior Patrick Penfield are leading ‘Cuse Food Funder, which has raised more than $7,000 so far, $2,000 over its original goal.
Mandatory Photo Credit: Kicia Sears, The Juice Online.
Item: The Syracuse lacrosse 17-13 victory Saturday over Vermont not only improved the Orange’s record to 2-1, but came before the first audience to be entertained in the renovated building in some 371 days.
Over the last year the most noticeable edifice in central New York has been home to plenty of construction workers, medical personnel, professors and students, and now at long last spectators at a sporting event.
The university finally received clearance from New York State and Onondaga County health department officials last week to end the in-person crowd restrictions. Initially, a maximum of 900 students, who both tested negative for COVID-19 at least 24 hours prior to the event, and passed a succeeding 15 minute rapid test administered in the Dome upon entry, are now allowed to sit socially distanced in the 100 level of seating, above the first seven row seat covers, to cheer on the Orange.