Here’s why SU senior LaNia Roberts wears a crown every day
As a teenager, she didn’t see herself as beautiful. Now, after a journey of self-love and acceptance, LaNia Roberts aims to inspire others with her art. Read more »
Culture
Cuse for Good: Joey Bada$$ gives energetic performance for social justice
As part of the first-ever Cuse for Good event, Joey Bada$$ performed in Goldstein Auditorium Saturday night. Student performers Phil The Artist and dance troupe The Outlaws opened for him. Read more »
1st Cuse For Good event celebrates social justice
Check out the best photos from Saturday's event, sponsored by three SU student organizations. Read more »
'Queer excellence' celebrated at SU drag show
Check out the best shots from Thursday's drag show finals at Schine Student Center. Read more »
Everson celebrates winter 2018 exhibitions at Friday reception
Check out the best shots from Friday's artist talk at the Everson Museum of Art. Read more »
Yara Shahidi, Joey Bada$$ discuss social justice at Syracuse University
Student organizations hosted Syracuse University's first-ever Cuse For Good: Social Justice event Saturday. Read more »
SASSE to challenge the gender binary in annual 'Vagina Monologues' performance
Students Advocating Sexual Safety and Empowerment will host its 14th annual performance of “The Vagina Monologues” on Friday. The programming has been adjusted to be more inclusive of nonbinary and transgender communities. Read more »
Gathering Time to bring its warm, joyful tunes to Syracuse this weekend
This Friday, Gathering Time will play folk classics and original songs at the May Memorial Unitarian Universalist Society as part of the Folkus Project. Concertgoers can expect harmony, energy, humor and joy during the set. Read more »
Black Lives Matter Syracuse to celebrate black empowerment with ‘Black Panther’ screening
Black Lives Matter Syracuse has raised more than $6,000 to send kids to see “Black Panther” this weekend, setting a precedent for the film’s importance. Read more »
A housewife’s Valentine’s Day, as told by a few accidentally seen cards
Humor columnist Lauren Perlowski shares the valentines she found in her mailbox by mistake, which unfolded some family drama. Read more »
February is the month of self-love, so here’s how you can indulge
If you didn’t have a valentine this year, don’t worry. Sex & Health columnist Doménica Orellana has some tips for how you can focus on self-love this February. Read more »
‘A Chorus Line’ brings live audition experience to Oncenter stage this month
The Broadway musical “A Chorus Line” will come to Syracuse for three performances this month. To organizers and cast members, the classic tunes and relatable messages make it a must-see performance. Read more »
Continue the week's celebrations with these weekend plans
The Valentine's Day celebrations don't have to end just yet. Whether you're going solo or have someone special, these weekend events are going to keep you up and about. Read more »
Your guide to celebrating Valentine’s Day with a significant other
Between budgetary and logistic restrictions, couples at Syracuse University can run into more than a few Valentine’s Day problems. Here are some ways to go out in style and celebrate the holiday. Read more »
Give your Valentine a homemade treat to satisfy their sweet tooth
On Valentine’s Day, the best gifts are made from the heart. Fortunately, these cheap and easy-to-make snacks are a surefire way to make your and your partner’s hearts happy. Read more »
The Mowers’ contributions on and around the Hill make them an SU power couple
Eric and Judy Mower met at SU as undergraduate students in the 1960s. Ever since, they’ve continued making an impact on the Syracuse community together. Read more »
‘50 Shades’ franchise nails its audience this Valentine’s Day
The latest installment of the "Fifty Shades of Grey" franchise hit theaters last Friday, giving couples and friends the perfect excuse for a trip to the movies. Read more »
A leaked page from Otto the Orange's diary
Valentine's Day is here, and according to his latest diary entry, Syracuse’s beloved mascot is still searching for that special someone. Read more »
‘50 Shades’ franchise celebrates sexuality, but there’s still work to do
Though the “Fifty Shades” franchise may be lackluster in terms of storytelling, it serves as a catalyst for discourse about women's sexuality. Read more »
First Year Players to celebrate Valentine’s Day with on-campus singing grams
First Year Players continues its annual Valentine’s Day fundraiser, with proceeds supporting its spring musical, “Young Frankenstein.” Read more »
Eat, drink and be messy on Valentine’s Day at Dinosaur Bar-B-Que
Dinosaur Bar-B-Que is hosting a Valentine’s Day event geared toward singles. They’ll have five drink specials, ridesharing promotions through Lyft and live music. Read more »
Clint Eastwood is Hollywood’s ultimate bro
Clint Eastwood’s latest film “The 15:17 to Paris” was released this past weekend. Despite its artistic flaws, this movie was a great display of how Eastwood has maintained his elite bro status over the last half-century. Read more »
KeyBank’s multi-year grant to Baltimore Woods will fund ‘place-based’ education
Baltimore Woods Nature Center’s Nature in the City program has provided interactive science classes to Syracuse city schools since 2002. The program recently received a multi-year donation from KeyBank. Read more »
SU senior releases LP about low-budget Western films
What would “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly” sound like with no budget? Andy Medosa is crafting lo-fi soundtracks for imaginary movies. Read more »
