Cayuga Sound festival showcases talent, supports charities
Young the Giant and X Ambassadors are set to highlight second installment of Cayuga Sound. Read more »
Culture
‘Forbidden Fruit: Yasuo Kuniyoshi’s America’ pushes dialogue on history
The “Forbidden Fruit” exhibit at SU Art Galleries provides an outsider’s perspective on contentious U.S. history. Read more »
Westcott Street Cultural fair to commence Sunday, celebrate neighborhood pride
Food, music and vendors will fill the streets of the Westcott neighborhood on Sunday for the annual Westcott Street Cultural Fair. Read more »
Cicero ‘Pumkin’ patch celebrates fall traditions with opening weekend
The Cicero “Pumkin” Patch offers a wide variety of pumpkins and gourds, hayrides, wine tastings and more to visitors this season. Read more »
Visionary San Diego artist redefines how we view people on the streets
Neil Shigley, a San Diego-based artist, offers a new look at homeless people through his exhibit, “Invisible People” at Syracuse’s ArtRage Gallery. Read more »
BREAKING BREAD: The Mission brings cultures and history together under a church roof
The Mission, a Mexican restaurant located in Downtown Syracuse, brings cultures and history together under a church roof. Read more »
6lack delivers his ‘East Atlanta Love Letter’
Atlanta-based rapper 6lack released his sophomore album, “East Atlanta Love Letter,” last week. The album offers a glimpse into 6lack’s heart and gives fans a collaboration with Future you didn’t know you needed. Read more »
The Onondaga Art Guild fosters welcoming atmosphere for art appreciation
The Onondaga Art Guild provides local lovers of art a place to connect and explore. Read more »
Sister Sparrow to perform Friday at Westcott Theater
The Daily Orange spoke with the lead singer of Sister Sparrow about her career and life on tour. Read more »
Refugee program strives to help entrepreneurship in agriculture
The Syracuse Refugee Agricultural Partnership Program is a three year program designed to teach farming techniques to immigrants and refugees in the Syracuse community. Read more »
Cultures collide in Fumi Ishino’s art at Light Work
Fumi Ishino moved to the United States from Japan to attend college, with no interest in photography. “I didn’t know what I wanted to do.… Read more »
A little late-night music: Opening Night cabaret series returns to Syracuse Stage
Syracuse Stage and CNY Jazz Arts Foundation have partnered to present an Opening Night cabaret series for the second year in a row. Read more »
PRSA seeks to be a ‘home away from home’ in its 1st semester on campus
A little more than a week after their first official meeting, the Puerto Rican Student Association is solidifying a community on SU’s campus. Read more »
Photos: A$AP Ferg, Playboi Carti co-headline Juice Jam
A$AP Ferg and Playboi Carti co-headlined this year’s Juice Jam music festival, held at Skytop Field at South Campus. Read more »
Playboi Carti cut it short, but A$AP Ferg finished strong
While this year’s Juice Jam music festival wasn’t a slam success, it was enough to leave students happy and wanting more. Read more »
Syracuse’s Challenger Baseball League culminates 36th season
Syracuse is home to the largest Challenger Baseball league in the country, touching 280 people with disabilities. Read more »
T-Pain worked the crowd with hits, remixes at Greek Freak
T-Pain brought Syracuse University students back in time with his energetic performance and songs like “Buy U A Drank (Shawty Snappin’)” and “Blame It,” Jamie Foxx’s song featuring T-Pain. Read more »
‘Steel Magnolias’ to open at Redhouse Arts Center on Friday
“Steel Magnolias” opens at Redhouse Arts Center this weekend. The production is directed by Temar Underwood and features a cast of six. Read more »
Here’s how UU gets artists like A$AP Ferg to come to Juice Jam
University Union brings big-name artists to campus every year, but choosing the lineups is only part of the organization’s role. Read more »
Here’s what you need to know about this year’s Juice Jam performers
University Union’s annual Juice Jam music festival is this weekend, and here’s what you need to know about the artists performing. Read more »
Tupac ‘died’ 22 years ago, but this is why he’s still around
Whether Tupac actually died or not, his influence on music, art and hip hop culture still live on. Read more »
Get off your phone during Juice Jam
A sea of glowing devices at live music events is the new norm, but the best way to enjoy this year’s music is to unplug from your device and tune in to the moment. Read more »
‘WE REMEMBER THEM’: An intimate look into Pan Am Flight 103 at Bird Library exhibit
A new exhibit in Bird Library, set to open Thursday, showcases how the Syracuse and Lockerbie, Scotland, communities moved on after the 1988 tragedy. Read more »
T-Pain to headline National Pan-Hellenic Council’s 2018 Greek Freak Night
This will be T-Pain’s second performance at Syracuse University, following a previous concert in April 2009. Read more »
