This church holds the only open mic night in Syracuse that are on Mondays
This church has open mic nights every Monday to create a welcoming, inclusive environment for people with all talents and of any religion. Read more »
Culture
Inspired by Chance the Rapper, SU student plans to keep music independent
Erica Hall is a fifth-year communication and rhetorical studies major. She has a minor in pulbic communications with a focus in advertising so she can market herself in her music career. Read more »
Ed Sheeran returns with "Divide" and it is full of unexpected surprises
Ed Sheeran returns with "Divide" and it is full of unexpected surprises. Read more »
Enjoy that nice weather – it’s only the world attacking us
With so many issues going on in the world, it becomes easy to forget that the world is slowly dying. Humor Columnist Josh Feinblatt is concerned, though. Read more »
10 things you could be doing in Syracuse this weekend
Looking to go out this weekend? Syracuse has a variety of things going on, from 1930s jazz to country hits and two new types of… Read more »
Tennis program makes pros out of children with autism
For children with autism, social skills can be tough. This program at Drumlins Tennis Club kicks off its second session Saturday to develop those skills using tennis. Read more »
DanceWorks showcase to be held this weekend
This year’s theme for the DanceWorks showcase will be the Golden Age of Hollywood, it will showcase dance form including jazz, contemporary and hip-hop. Read more »
A Mad Lib email for when you screw up
I am so (adjective describing how bad you feel) for how (adverb) this (responsibility) is. I realize your time is very (adjective kissing up pretending that one person’s time is more valuable than another’s). Read more »
Rihanna is the wrong choice to play an iconic role in 'Bates Motel'
TV columnist Malvika Randive talks about why Rihanna is the wrong choice to play a very important role in “Bates Motel” and why she should just stick to music. Read more »
Fake news promotion for ‘A Cure For Wellness’ backfires
Alternative marketing tactics can make or break a film. For proof, just take a look at how Gore Verbinski’s latest tactic fared. Read more »
Central New York RV and Camping Show to display hundreds of RV’s
The CNY RV and Camping Show will display hundreds of new and pre-owned RV’s from nine dealers at the New York State Fairgrounds this weekend. Read more »
Golden Vidal Blanc Ice Wine is local and luxurious
Warm winters are not good for wine that needs frozen grapes to be made. From the Standing Stone winery in central New York, this ice wine is worth a try while supplies last. Read more »
Meet Badfish, the Sublime cover band that melted Westcott Theater last weekend
Badfish, a world-known Sublime tribute band from Rhode Island, rocked the Westcott last Sunday. Read more »
Ringo Starr’s latest gives hope to classic rock fans
Ringo Starr’s newest solo album won’t be amazing, but his place in history makes it noteworthy. Read more »
Why unfollowing your ex after a breakup is a necessity
Sex and Health columnist Renata Husted explains why you should stop what you’re doing and unfollow your ex. It’s for your own good. Read more »
This senior finished her 50,000 word novel by turning it into a video game
In her spare time, SU senior Jennifer Do is working on designing her own video game. Read more »
Grad student went from working at the gym to becoming an SU cheerleader
Chris Arboleda, a second-year graduate student, quit the cheerleading team after a sports-related injury, but found his way back to athletics by becoming a personal trainer in Archbold Gymnasium. Read more »
Syracuse stage announces lineup for 2017-2018 season
The season will feature both classics, such as “The Wizard of Oz,” and new projects never before seen. Read more »
'Pixar in a Box' exemplifies the rise of DIY filmmaking
As the barriers for entry for filmmakers crash down, opportunities are arising for self-made films to flourish. Pixar, noting this trend, has introduced a class on their secrets. Read more »
This senior has the major key to landing that dream fashion internship
As internship season hits, senior advertising major Zoe Malliaros has the tips on how to get the best summer gig. Read more »
This art class will bring the paints and the music, but you BYOB
Painting with a Twist allows guests leave the art studio with a masterpiece — and probably a little drunk. Read more »
Harry Potter tattoo gives graduate student a piece of home
Harry Potter’s Patronus was a stag. For Pankhudi Sinha, an arts journalism master's student, it’s her tattoo. Read more »
London’s many ethnic communities make it a global hub
Abroad columnist Saniya More discusses how and why London is more diverse and immigrant-tolerant than New York. Read more »
Thornden Park Association to host annual Chili Bowl Festival this weekend
This Saturday, the Thornden Park Association will host its 21st annual Chili Bowl Festival to bring the community together. Read more »
