Gallery: Bandersnatch 2017 brings the sound of the future to Goldstein Auditorium
Mura Masa headlined the 2017 Bandersnatch Concert Series at Syracuse University. Read more »
Culture
Gallery: Louis The Child sells out Westcott Theater
Louis The Child returned to Syracuse in a Saturday performance at The Westcott Theater. Read more »
After 10 years off, Aly & AJ release a new track off upcoming EP titled ‘I Know’
Music columnist Phoebe Smith reviews the new Aly & AJ song after their 10-year hiatus, discussing the duo's evolution and impact on the millennial generation. Read more »
Care packages are necessary for the average student’s survival
Humor columnist Annabeth Grace Mann writes a letter to her parents explaining why she desperately needs a care package. Read more »
Phoebe’s Restaurant will feature French-inspired dishes, like escargot, as winter arrives
Phoebe’s new seasonal menu will reflect its shift into a French bistro. Read more »
WonderWorks, Syracuse’s only indoor amusement park, turns 5
The fifth-anniversary celebration will honor the park’s STEM exhibits and feature "93Q" hosts Ted and Jack, who will play games and hand out prizes. Read more »
Syracuse University administrator spreads her roots within community for National Native American Heritage Month
Regina Jones, a member of the Oneida Nation, Turtle Clan, co-founded SU’s Native Student Program and is currently orchestrating the campus-wide celebration of National Native American Heritage Month. Read more »
Pilot re-entry program at PEACE, Inc. reunites families
PEACE, Inc.’s program helps families and individuals become self-sufficient, the majority of whom living under the Federal Poverty Guidelines. Read more »
Electronic duo Louis The Child returns to Syracuse at Westcott
The Westcott Theater hosted Chicago-duo Louis The Child and fellow electronic-based Point Point AND Chicago rapper Joey Purp at a sold out concert Friday night. Read more »
Advanced screening of 'Justice League' to show on campus
"Justice League" will screen on campus on Wednesday through a partnership between University Union and Delta Kappa Alpha, Syracuse University’s professional cinematic arts fraternity. Read more »
Clear those calendars: Pulp has some weekend plans for you
There's a lot of cool things happening in Syracuse this weekend. Get yourself out there and enjoy being off campus despite the cold weather. Read more »
SU Drama to premiere dramatic play ‘The House of the Spirits’
The show follows a family and their dark, emotional journey for more than half a century through journal entries. Read more »
Syracuse University’s Palitz gallery to host travel photography exhibit
The Palitz Gallery begins its exhibit, “Wanderlust: Travel Photography from the Syracuse University Art Collection,” on Thursday. Read more »
World War I exhibit showcases conflict's impact on Onondaga County
The Onondaga Historical Association will open an exhibit covering the history of the war and its impact on the community. The exhibit will run until Nov. 11, 2018. Read more »
Student Veterans Organization to perform one-night production in New York City
The Student Veterans Organization at Syracuse University will take its narrative show, “Separated,” to New York City on Monday. Read more »
Serenity for Women builds tiny houses and a community garden for women veterans
The housing organization aims to empower and enrich the lives of women veterans by providing them with homes. Read more »
Lorraine Bower is just a regular graduate student, except when she’s in her Army uniform
Prior to Syracuse, Bower spent three years in the regular Army working in ammunition — handling everything from bullets to artillery rounds. Read more »
North Syracuse Christian Church holds monthly food 'give-a-way' to combat Syracuse poverty
The church will offer meals to community members for free at its monthly food “give-a-way” on Nov. 15 during National Hunger & Homelessness Awareness Week. Read more »
Syracuse University rap artist changes perspective and attitude toward music
RJ Levychin has been writing poetry since he was a first-grader. Now he uses his poetry skills to study music and make his work better. Read more »
Onondaga County Health Department hopes to combat opioid crisis by tackling child abuse and neglect
The Gifford Foundation will conclude on Wednesday its film series “What If…” to highlight the negative effects of child abuse. Read more »
Fill in your spring schedule with courses based on your favorite chocolate candy characters
With class registration starting this week, figure out which classes to fit into your schedule based on the chocolate candy you relate to most. Read more »
‘Murder on the Orient Express’ is pretty, but its release is a little repetitive
The early reviews are in for the star-studded film adaptation of the famous Agatha Christie mystery. Read more »
Dancing tattoo reminds Syracuse University junior of his love for performing
Rob Bellman’s bicep tattoo reads “surrender to movement,” and shows his passion for dancing, which he discovered as a young teenager. Read more »
An article about procrastination that I procrastinated
From starting the night before to turning the piece in late, see what goes through Humor columnist Josh Feinblatt’s mind as he writes about procrastinating. Read more »
