If you build it – in Bird Library – they will come
Graduate students in architecture and engineering are building an interactive, virtual and augmented reality-infused exhibit due to open April 14 in Bird Library. Read more »
Culture
Irish community at St. Patrick's Church thrives despite decline in Catholic population
The St. Patrick's Church community is growing and defying recent trends in Catholic church membership through their strong Irish roots. Read more »
Fish (Feb. 14-28) remembered for love of ‘Moana’
Every day the campus community loses another dorm-acceptable sized pet. Sometimes these pets are a college-aged couple’s usually unsuccessful first foray into keeping a living… Read more »
The ultimate movie guide for when you’re pretending to be in Cabo
Not everyone goes on a wild trip during the week off from classes, and movie columnist Lilly Stuecklen has a fine alternative. Read more »
Top 5 TV episodes about St. Paddy’s Day
In anticipation of St. Patrick’s Day, TV columnist Malvika Randive talks about the 5 TV episodes which you should watch to prepare for the holiday. Read more »
Forget green eggs and ham. Drink this green beer, fam.
Beer-drinkers gathered last weekend on Tipperary hill for a colorful event: Green Beer Sunday Read more »
The green line on Nancy Duffy Lane is there for a reason
Mayor Stephanie Miner, also this year’s Grand High Marshal of the parade, will continue the green stripe tradition on Nancy Duffy Lane. Read more »
Take a look into the neighborhood many Syracuse citizens of Irish descent call home
Tipperary Hill has been Irish since the early 1800s, and its residents and former residents take immense pride in that. The area — and all it's quirks — is a part of them. Read more »
20 years later, 'Snow White' makes a comeback at the Syracuse City Ballet
The Syracuse City Ballet will celebrate its 20th anniversary with a production of Snow White. Based on the Grimm Story, the original ballet will run on Thursday and Sunday. Read more »
Runners were seeing green during the 12th annual Shamrock Run
The central New York Community gathered in Tipp Hill on Saturday to raise money for causes like hunger at the 12th annual Shamrock Run. Read more »
St. Patrick’s Parade Committee partnership with Food Bank highlights tight-knit community
The St. Patrick’s Parade Committee decided 11 years ago to give back to the community in the way that made the most sense: food insecurity. Read more »
Chess gives kids in Syracuse skills that go beyond the board
Chess is attracting youth in Syracuse, with a lot of the credit going to teachers from an older generation. Onondaga County Championships can prove so this weekend. Read more »
Jay-Z says radio is losing its effectiveness and relevance in music
Jay-Z argues that radio is becoming less important to the music industry, and music columnist Jenny Bourque can back his claim. Read more »
‘Haunted Ethnography’ exhibition digs up graves of colonialism
Organized by Urban Video Project, the “Haunted Ethnography: New Experimental Documentary” exhibition challenges the hard history of ethnographic film. Read more »
Drinking and smoking pot may equal intelligence
Sex and Health columnist Renata Husted discusses drinking and smoking pot could really be linked to academic success. Read more »
Syracuse Whitman and iSchool alumnus launches paleo muffin business
Zach Schleien created the food to act as a meal replacement. The muffins cost $5 and can be bought only online. Read more »
Senior folk singer began street performing as a teenager
Senior Julia Newman writes her own original music and performs in her hometown of Nantucket, Massachussetts. Read more »
Humans of New York superfans model project off Brandon Stanton's work
There are fans who follow Brandon Stanton's work regularly, and then there are fans who are so inspired by his work that they go out and recreate it. Read more »
Humans of New York's Brandon Stanton shares his rise to social media fame
The popular photographer told the sold-out crowd how he wasn't always famous. Read more »
England has one of the world’s largest healthcare systems, but that’s changing fast
Abroad columnist Saniya More writes about how England’s healthcare system works and why it is evolving. Read more »
‘The Shack’ proves faith-based films are worthwhile
Movie columnist Erik Benjamin breaks down the opening weekend of “The Shack” and discusses why the faith-based genre is so successful despite being insufficiently catered to. Read more »
Senior gets tattoo of his original character
The happy creature on Kevin Wegener’s arm is a testament to his awkward adolescent years. Read more »
Recess Coffee has been bringing coffee lovers and the Syracuse community together for 10 years
The Westcott neighborhood’s Recess Coffee turns 10 this year and opened up a new location just last year. Here’s what the café has been doing it right and why its customers are so loyal. Read more »
SU student integrates hip-hop and fashion culture into photography
Larson Bodden has become a sought-after fashion photographer on the Syracuse University campus and is recognized for his creative style. Read more »
