5 SU clubs to check out this semester
The student involvement fair is Sept. 5, but until then, these clubs are worth looking into. Read more »
Culture
Remembering the legacy of Aretha Franklin
Music columnist Jalen Nash reflects on Aretha Franklin’s lifetime of influence on music, women’s empowerment and civil rights activism. Here’s just some of what she left behind. Read more »
How to pack for your freshman year at SU
Humor columnist Annabeth Grace Mann dishes on the packing essentials for surviving freshman year at SU. Read more »
Local brewery partners with OHA to put 20th century beer back on tap
Nearly 60 years after its 70-year-long reign as Syracuse’s most popular brew, Congress Beer will be unveiled at the Marriott Syracuse Downtown tonight. Read more »
Communities drawn together through mural program, artists say
A new grassroots initiative is rebuilding neighborhoods with public art installations influenced by Syracuse’s culture and history. Read more »
'Astroworld' is upending the music scene, and here's why
Many artists are starting to realize the power of using social media to stay intimately connected with their fans. Read more »
A Trip to ‘Astroworld’: What to expect along the ride inside Travis Scott's mind
The golden, inflatable Travis Scott head marks the entrance into the artist's mind – Astroworld. Here's what you need to know about the album. Read more »
How I’m going to spend all this money from my unpaid internship
Being an unpaid intern can be tough, but humor columnist Josh Feinblatt making the most of it! Here's what he's spending all of his hard un-earned cash on. Read more »
Stranger in SU gear? Sacrifice your self-dignity to say hi
Not sure how to casually tell the stranger wearing a Syracuse football shirt that you bleed orange too? Humor columnist Annabeth Grace Mann has some advice. Read more »
Seedstock music mestival to celebrate 10th anniversary this weekend
A small time festival with big local talent, Seedstock celebrates its 10th year with music and food. Read more »
50 years of fusion: Remembering Miles Davis
Music columnist Jalen Nash discusses how “Miles in the Sky,” released 50 years ago today, reveals Davis’ role in revolutionizing jazz music. Read more »
UK-based band ‘struts’ their stuff at The Westcott
The Struts delivered an emotionally-charged performance at The Westcott Theater last Friday, delighting an intimate crowd of rock music fans. Read more »
‘Rock of Ages’ brings the heat with sizzling ‘80s classics
It’s the “Final Countdown” to get tickets to “Rock of Ages” at Central New York Playhouse opening on Friday. Read more »
'Scorpion' stings us with a lot at once
Drake addresses pressing topics and speaks his truths on most recent album, “Scorpion." Read more »
Why ‘Everything is love’ showcases the timeless talent of older rap artists
Music columnist Jalen Nash praises Jay-Z and Beyonce’s album, “Everything is Love,” and analyzes the evolving landscape of rap music for older performers. Read more »
Top Dawg’s Underdog: On Jay Rock’s rise to the top
Jay Rock elaborates on his journey of self-exploration in "Redemption" while reclaiming the attention he deserves. Read more »
Here’s how you know you’re dealing with SU withdrawal
We’ve been away from Syracuse for about a month now, and I can already tell we’re feeling a lot of emotions. You may be asking… Read more »
SU bioengineering students design infant sleep sensor
Four seniors worked with professors at Upstate Medical University to construct a pressure-point sleep monitor for premature newborns. Read more »
A look at Kanye’s new album ‘Ye’
Kanye was Kanye in his eighth studio album he released last week. Music columnist Jalen Nash breaks down how each track connects to Kanye’s former albums and personal life. Read more »
Quinn XCII, Eminem close out Governors Ball 2018
Aminé, N.E.R.D. and Khalid also performed Sunday, on the final day of the eighth annual music festival. Read more »
Non-musical entertainment at Governors Ball focuses on grassroots activism
The festival provided patrons with dozens of opportunities to play games, let out some steam, get educated and give back over the course of the weekend at Randall’s Island Park. Read more »
Here's a roundup of the food and drinks available at Governors Ball 2018
Various cuisines from in and around New York were showcased at the eighth annual music festival at Randall’s Island Park. Read more »
Travis Scott, Halsey draw huge crowds at Governors Ball Day 2
Saturday’s lineup also included Silk City’s live debut and sets from Galantis, Russ and Pusha T. Read more »
Shawn Mendes, Jack White kick off 1st day of Governors Ball
Twenty-three artists performed at four different stages Friday, including Syracuse native Post Malone, indie rock trio Yeah Yeah Yeahs and Londoner James Blake. Read more »
