The Chainsmokers - Dont Let Me Down (Official Instrumental) Bradley Hoppenstein 2026-09-20 | The Chainsmokers - Dont Let Me Down (Official Instrumental)
Slice Sports Management Making a Name in NIL | Full CitrusTV Interview Bradley Hoppenstein 2024-03-31 | Slice Sports Management co-founders Brandon Gilbert and Jacob Tilem discuss the success and future of their young NIL and sports marketing brand with CitrusTV.
Bradley Hoppenstein MMJ/Anchor Reel | Graduating May 2024 Bradley Hoppenstein 2024-01-13 | Graduating May 2024 from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University
Full Interview – POV Brand Management CEO Talks Early Business Success Bradley Hoppenstein 2024-01-09 | Phoebe Gullingsrud, CEO of POV Brand Management, joins Market Shares on CitrusTV to discuss starting a business during the pandemic, how she's grown her company, and some of the challenges of being a student entrepreneur.
Bradley Hoppenstein Business-News Anchor Reel | Graduating May 2024 Bradley Hoppenstein 2023-06-03 | Graduating May 2024 from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University
Examining the Downfall of Silicon Valley Bank Bradley Hoppenstein 2023-03-28 | From "Market Shares" on 3/26/2023 | More on CitrusTV
Disney Back on Track with CEO Bob Igers Return Bradley Hoppenstein 2023-02-18 | From "Market Shares" on 2/12/2023 | More on CitrusTV
Bradley Hoppenstein Spring 2023 MMJ/Anchor Reel | Graduating May 2024 Bradley Hoppenstein 2023-01-10 | Graduating May 2024 from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University
Rents in Syracuse Increasing Faster Than NYC Since Start of the Pandemic Bradley Hoppenstein 2022-12-27 | ...
President Biden Visits Syracuse to Talk Micron Announcement, Midterm Elections Bradley Hoppenstein 2022-10-28 | ...
Syracuse Mets and Dunkin Donate Over 300 Pounds of Coffee to CNY Bradley Hoppenstein 2022-09-30 | ...
FOX Intern Hot Dog Eating Contest Bradley Hoppenstein 2022-07-02 | From "Good Day New York" on FOX 5 NY - July 1, 2022
SU Launching “‘CUSE Cash” Next Semester | CitrusTV News Bradley Hoppenstein 2021-06-28 | SYRACUSE, N.Y. – With an impending redesign coming to Syracuse University’s meal plan options and pricing next year, SU’s supercard is also getting a revamp in the form of ‘CUSE Cash. Beginning July 6, funds from supercard FOOD and PLUS accounts will be merged into a new single-option called ‘CUSE Cash. Per the Housing and Meal Plan website, ‘CUSE Cash can be used at nearly every point of sale on campus – whether it be the Stadium box office, campus cafes, concession stands, dining locations, and more. Interestingly, SU’s Dining Dollars are not going away either. However, where students were formerly able to replenish those Dining Dollars, now the only way a student can get Dining Dollars is to purchase a meal plan that includes them. Once that money is gone, students can then only add funds to the new ‘CUSE Cash option. ‘CUSE Cash account balances will carry over from fall to spring semesters, but not year to year. On the contrary, funds for faculty and staff accounts will rollover into the following year. Students can begin to sign up for meal plans for the 2021-22 academic year starting May 10. ‘CUSE Cash is officially launching on July 6, but its use will most likely be fragmented in the summer months, with ‘CUSE Cash getting its real test when students return to campus in August.
SU Students React to Updated CDC Mask Guidelines | CitrusTV News Bradley Hoppenstein 2021-06-28 | SYRACUSE, N.Y. – The CDC has announced new guidelines for vaccinated individuals regarding mask wearing. Fully vaccinated Americans can now attend small outdoor gatherings without a mask, with the CDC also outlining other outdoor scenarios where masks will no longer be required for vaccinated individuals. “Today is another day we can take a step back to the normalcy of before,” CDC Director Rochelle Walensky said in a briefing by Biden administration officials. However, at Syracuse University, the Stay Safe Pledge that each student agreed to still requires students to wear a mask on campus at all times – indoors and outdoors, vaccinated or unvaccinated. SU has been administering vaccinations on campus for about a month now, with some students now asking the University to relax the Stay Safe Pledge in accordance with the new CDC guidance. “My comfort level is still to wear a mask around other people, regardless of if you’re outside or if you’re vaccinated,” said Noa Getzug, an SU junior. The University has made no comment on this latest update from the CDC, but it continues to urge students to get vaccinated when they can, especially with it now a requirement for the Fall 2021 semester. The CDC is still urging Americans to continue wearing masks indoors, noting that we’re still seeing about 50,000 COVID cases a day here in the U.S.
SU Begins Administering Vaccines On Campus | CitrusTV News Bradley Hoppenstein 2021-04-08 | This morning Syracuse University began administering doses of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine.SU has received an initial allotment of 1,600 shots of the single-dose J&J vaccine from New York State and Onondaga County, per an email from the SU Public Health Team.It was just yesterday morning that Gov. Cuomo’s opened vaccinations to all adults in New York State, but SU requested vaccines and permission to distribute from the state weeks ago.The University emailed students earlier this week asking them to pre-register for their shot from the Barnes Center if they are interested in getting vaccinated on campus. On Tuesday, Barnes Center staff began contacting students who pre-registered, with shots beginning this morning in the Barnes Center.As of now, SU has not made any announcements regarding a vaccination requirement for the Fall 2021 semester.The 1,600 doses from the state and county are seen as a starting point for the University’s vaccination efforts, with more doses likely to come from the state in the coming weeks.Students who receive a vaccine on campus are not required to submit documentation to the Patient Portal, while the University requires those who get their vaccine off campus to provide proof of their vaccination via the Patient Portal.
NY Opening Vaccinations to All Adults | CitrusTV News Bradley Hoppenstein 2021-04-08 | Coming as a surprise to many New York residents, Governor Cuomo announced on Monday another expansion in vaccine eligibility. Starting Tuesday, Mar. 30, adults ages 30 and older can get a COVID vaccine. A week from then, Apr. 6, New York residents ages 16 and older will be eligible for vaccines.These updates come just a week after the State opened up shots to adults 50 and older, and weeks ahead of President Biden’s target of shots available to all adults by May 1.These latest updates in eligibility also open the door to colleges and high schools vaccinating students on campuses. Ryan McMahon, Onondaga County Executive, said at his press conference on Monday that the County will soon be reaching out to local high schools to vaccinate students. As for Syracuse University, it put in a request with the State to be activated as a vaccination site weeks ago, but is still awaiting a response. Michael Haynie, Vice Chancellor of SU, said in a Q&A earlier this month that the University is ready to vaccinate students, noting it has already installed the equipment necessary and the Barnes Center staff has already been trained on COVID-19 vaccine protocols.In the meantime, SU is encouraging students to get their shots at sites such as Onondaga County’s OnCenter and State’s Fairgrounds - even lending campus trolleys as shuttles to and from the OnCenter this week.With the door about to open to those ages 16 and up for vaccinations, there’s also been recent speculation of a future Syracuse University vaccine requirement for the Fall 2021 semester, especially with Chancellor Kent Syverud recently saying in an email that SU is “planning for a fully in-person semester this fall.” The University has not made any official announcements, as it continues to urge students to follow the Stay Safe Pledge and get vaccinated if eligible.
SU Reopens the Dome to Students | CitrusTV News Bradley Hoppenstein 2021-03-12 | It had been 370 days since fans packed the Carrier Dome, but on Saturday Syracuse University became the first major college in New York State to reopen its stadium to fans. Governor Cuomo announced in February that a limited number of fans could return to indoor venues, but SU’s plan wasn’t approved until late last Wednesday night. On Thursday morning, Syracuse University sent out an email informing last year’s season ticket holders that they could attend Saturday’s men’s lacrosse game, with the cap being at 900 students. After the first game was only open to last year’s season ticket holders, the University is opening up tickets for this Sunday’s women’s lacrosse game to first-year and transfer students. Under the approved plan by the State, students need a COVID test 24 hours before the game, and another upon arrival at the stadium. Once a negative test result is confirmed, students can then go to their pre-marked, SU designated, socially distanced seats, with no more than four students sitting with each other. Even though Syracuse planned for 900 students to go to the game last weekend, only about 250 actually attended. Under New York State policy, indoor venues can host up to 10% of their capacity. For SU’s Carrier Dome, this means its maximum number of fans this season could be about 4,900. However, the University has not made any public announcement of a plan to increase the number of fans who can attend future games in person.
A Reimagined College Admissions Process | CitrusTV News Bradley Hoppenstein 2021-03-04 | As with all else in the pandemic, college admissions had to be reimagined in order to be COVID compliant. For Syracuse University, that meant moving traditional campus tours and information sessions to a virtual format.For the foreseeable future, Syracuse is offering a variety of virtual sessions, including virtual tours of the campus and its schools. Still, for those involved in the process, the new experience leaves much to be desired.“We’re trying to tell them what’s so great about Syracuse...it won’t be as good as it could be, but I think it will still mean something,” said Brycen Greco, a student tour guide at Syracuse.Even with the University doing all it can to help prospective students, it seems that the virtual admissions process still cannot match the in-person experience of the past.In another effort to extend a hand to prospective students, Syracuse announced in February that it has waived SAT and ACT scores for the 2021 application year, with no disadvantage to students who are unable or choose not to submit these test scores.“[COVID] did make the situation harder because I wanted to visit again,” said Peter Kucharczuk, a first-year student at SU. Even though Kucharczuk was applying to schools last year, he got a glimpse into the COVID restrictions that would soon plague the college admissions process.Even with the U.S. rounding a corner in the pandemic, it seems the best colleges and universities can continue to do is continue with the virtual process until it is safe to be face to face again.
Cuomos New COVID-19 Regulations for Universities | CitrusTV News Bradley Hoppenstein 2021-02-25 | Just three days after Kent Syverud, Syracuse University Chancellor, sent out an email condemning students for not following COVID-19 guidelines and warning the campus could soon go “on pause,” Governor Cuomo announced a major change in the State’s COVID-19 policy for colleges and universities.The new policy, effective immediately upon its announcement on Friday, states that colleges and universities testing at least 25% of those on campus will now pause in-person activities if the positivity rate reaches 5% over 14 days, as opposed to the previous guidance of 100 cases in over 14 days. For Syracuse University, this means the decision to halt in-person activities is likely at the University’s discretion, not the State’s.At a time when an in-person pause was looming for SU, and Chancellor Syverud’s recent email confirming that, the University got a significant break. Under the new guidance, the number of cases that would require SU to go on pause increases from 100 to roughly 880.The State also shifted what qualifies as a 14 day period with the new policy change. The period now adjusts each day, rather than resetting at the end of each 14-day window.“We don’t see transmission in the classroom…we see transmission from large parties,” said Dr. David Larsen, Associate Professor of Public Health at Syracuse University. “This is just an advancement and better understanding of the science,” he said.Later on Friday, J. Michael Haynie, Syracuse Vice Chancellor and an at-large leader of the University’s COVID-19 response, showed optimism in the community and reminded it of the crucial guidelines to keep all safe and healthy throughout the semester.
SU community adjusts for a unique spring semester | CitrusTV News Bradley Hoppenstein 2021-02-18 | After almost a full year with the majority of its classes online, Syracuse University has made it a spring semester priority for both students and professors to safely return to the classroom. With some tweaks to its safety measures from last semester, SU has been able to accommodate more in-person classes for this semester. Some new measures include weekly COVID-19 testing, as opposed to the random sampling method of last semester, enhanced contact tracing, and minor amendments to the Stay Safe Pledge.However, even with many students and professors back in the classroom, things still do not exactly feel normal again.“The place it’s been more of an adjustment than I anticipated was my in-person classes...some nuances go out the window between the masks and social distancing...definitely more body language is required,” said Eric Grode, a Newhouse undergraduate and graduate professor.Grode is splitting his time this semester between hybrid format undergraduate classes and in-person instructed graduate-level classes, and he says that both methods of instruction still require some adjustments for both students and professors.Even with the University’s expansion of its resources, including transforming the Carrier Dome into a classroom for some large lectures and as a study space, students also seem to agree that this new in-person experience is not exactly what they imagined.“It’s definitely not normal...it’s harder to communicate with your classmates and get to know them...and even collaborate on some assignments,” said Syracuse first-year student Phoebe Gullingsrud.Even with a steady increase in cases of COVID-19 since students returned to campus, Syracuse University is still hoping to give students a safe in-person experience, even if it continues to be different than what many imagined.
DPS Transitioning to New Safety App | CitrusTV News Bradley Hoppenstein 2021-02-18 | The Syracuse University Department of Public Safety is transitioning to a new safety application. Starting this semester, Rave Guardian will be the Department’s mobile safety app.Rave Guardian, which protects over 1,200 colleges and universities across the U.S., offers many of the same features as the Department’s previous app, LiveSafe, but the University says it offers better integration with the campus’ Orange Alert System, making way for more improved features in the future. “We’ve been working with Rave Mobile Safety, which is the company we have the Orange Alert System through...and with our contract expiring with LiveSafe it just made sense to make the switch now,” said Christine Weber, DPS Public Information and Internal Communications Officer.Though both LiveSafe and Rave Guardian are now connected to the Syracuse Department of Public Safety, starting February 26th LiveSafe users will have more limited functionality in the application, as the University will be dropping its support. “Even if you still have [LiveSafe], you’ll still be able to call 911 or use their safety timer, but you won’t have all of the extra resources that connect you with DPS that you have in the Rave Guardian app,” Weber said. Rave Guardian is free to download on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store by searching for “Rave Guardian.” Users do not need an account to register, only their phone number. Weber also added to expect more information to come from the University to make all on campus aware of the change.
Reactions to Mahomes HUGE contract extension | LISTEN UP! Bradley Hoppenstein 2020-07-07 | Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs made headlines on Monday after the quarterback signed a 10-year extension worth up to $503 million. Watch the LISTEN UP! crew's reaction.For more visit www.thesideline.newsCreated/Produced by Bradley Hoppenstein
Are the Buccaneers Super Bowl contenders? | LISTEN UP! Bradley Hoppenstein 2020-07-05 | With the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' signing of Tom Brady in March, many have touted the team as Super Bowl contenders. Watch here to see what LISTEN UP! thinks.Created/Produced by Bradley Hoppenstein
Is the NBAs return plan a win for the league? | LISTEN UP! Bradley Hoppenstein 2020-07-01 | The NBA announced its comprehensive plan to return from July to October. LISTEN UP! gives their thoughts.Created/Produced by Bradley Hoppenstein
Reactions to the Patriots signing Cam Newton | LISTEN UP! Bradley Hoppenstein 2020-07-01 | The NFL world was stunned by Monday's news of Cam Newton signing with the New England Patriots. Watch the LISTEN UP! crew's reactions.Created/Produced by Bradley Hoppenstein
Interview with Yussif Basa-Ama and John OConnell (2020 Florida Class 3A State Champions) Bradley Hoppenstein 2020-04-06 | Interview with Saint Andrew's Head Coach, John O'Connell, and Yale commit, Yussif Basa-Ama, as Saint Andrew's School (Boca Raton) won its first ever state title in March. This interview has been adapted from its original length of 20 minutes to nine minutes.
Reactions to the Browns season | LISTEN UP! Bradley Hoppenstein 2020-01-03 | Bradley and Jordan react to the 2019-2020 Cleveland Browns season after the firing of Freddie Kitchens earlier this week.Created/Produced by Bradley Hoppenstein
Believe or Make Believe: NFL Playoffs | LISTEN UP! Bradley Hoppenstein 2019-12-31 | Believe or Make Believe: NFL Playoffs EditionCreated/Produced by Bradley Hoppenstein
More impressed with Eagles or disapointed with Cowboys? | LISTEN UP! Bradley Hoppenstein 2019-12-31 | Bradley and Jordan debate if the Eagles were more impressive or Cowboys disappointing this season.Created/Produced by Bradley Hoppenstein
Who is under the most pressure for NFL playoffs? | LISTEN UP! Bradley Hoppenstein 2019-12-31 | Bradley and Jordan debate who is under the most pressure to win in the postseason this year.Created/Produced by Bradley Hoppenstein
Takeaways from NBAs first three weeks | LISTEN UP! Bradley Hoppenstein 2019-11-20 | Bradley and Jordan discuss their thoughts and takeaways on the NBA's opening three weeks.Created/Produced by Bradley Hoppenstein
Reactions to Burfict and Myles Garrett Suspensions | LISTEN UP! Bradley Hoppenstein 2019-11-17 | Bradley and Jordan react to Vontaze Burfict's comments on the NFL and Roger Goodell and Myles Garrett's suspension.Created/Produced by Bradley Hoppenstein
Is Cam Newton declining too fast? | LISTEN UP! Bradley Hoppenstein 2019-09-16 | Bradley and Jordan debate the issues with the Panthers and quarterback Cam Newton so far this season.Created/Produced by Bradley Hoppenstein
Which QB is under the most pressure in 2019? | LISTEN UP! Bradley Hoppenstein 2019-07-29 | Several quarterbacks are under pressure in the NFL this season, but who is under the most pressure?Created/Produced by Bradley
Should Ezekiel Elliott hold out for a new contract? | LISTEN UP! Bradley Hoppenstein 2019-07-28 | Reports claim Ezekiel Elliott is planning on skipping all of the Cowboys' training camp in hopes of landing a contract extension before the start of the 2019 season. Should he hold out for a new contract?Created/Produced by Bradley Hoppenstein
Steve Kerr says AD to Lakers is Bad for the league | LISTEN UP! Bradley Hoppenstein 2019-07-26 | Steve Kerr recently commented on the Pelicans trading Anthony Davis to the Lakers, saying it is "bad for the league." Here's our reactions.Created/Produced by Bradley Hoppenstein
How the Raptors EXPOSED the Warriors | Roll That Film Bradley Hoppenstein 2019-06-13 | The Raptors have been able to contain the Warriors dynasty so far in this NBA Finals. In this episode, Bradley explains what the Raptors have done right...and what the Warriors have done wrong.Created/Produced by Bradley Hoppenstein
WOW...Raptors steal game 1 of the NBA Finals [MY THOUGHTS] | The Sideline Bradley Hoppenstein 2019-05-31 | My thoughts on Game 1 of the 2019 NBA Finals and where the series may go from here (with Toronto up 1-0).
Giannis or Harden for NBA MVP? | LISTEN UP! Bradley Hoppenstein 2019-04-21 | Should The Greek Freak or the Feared Beard win NBA MVP this season? Find out what we think...also sorry about the audio there was an issue with Jordan's audio when filming this.Created/Produced by Bradley Hoppenstein
