Add a slap to your face as part of your new gym routine
Ever wondered what your personal trainer is thinking while you power through that last mile? The Walk Against Humanity app was developed for fitness but with a dark humor twist. Read more »
Culture
London has unsuitable, yet charming city layout
Abroad columnist Saniya More writes about London’s unplanned urban structure that makes it one of the world’s most important cities. Read more »
For this club, the biggest football game this weekend wasn't the Super Bowl
One by one, individuals clad in red trickled into J. Ryan’s Pub. At 7:30 a.m., it was far too early to drink any of the… Read more »
A children’s story about what happened to your lost jacket last night
Gather around. Humor columnist Josh Feinblatt wrote a children’s story about what happened to your jacket after you left it at that frat/bar, you child. Read more »
Beyoncé’s pregnancy photo album broke the internet
On Feb. 1, I looked down at my phone in the middle of class and I very audibly gasped. Sorry, professor. I got a Twitter… Read more »
Vintage Love brings back antique fashion, furniture
Vintage Love is a boutique specializing in antique houseware and throwback garments. The business lies on Jefferson Street in the downtown area of Syracuse. Read more »
This junior takes 'show, don't tell' to the next level
Cassandra Couwenberg is video chair for the Gamma Phi Beta sorority and executive producer for Loud and Clear. She has been involved with making music videos for various Syracuse concerts since her freshman year. Read more »
10 things you could be doing in Syracuse this weekend
Pulp scouted around for a few fun things you could be doing this weekend in Syracuse and discovered some interesting finds. Take a look. Event:… Read more »
TV is diversifying, and it's about time
TV columnist Malvika Randive talks about diversity on television and how it's perhaps the most relevant time to talk about this issue. Read more »
After getting laid off, this man has two successful businesses today
After being laid off, Eli Smith started his own business and is now recognized as a top New York state minority business by Gov. Cuomo. Read more »
Schools in the city of Syracuse see no integration in sight
The Syracuse City School District continues to face segregation along racial and economic lines. Read more »
The hero we’ve all been waiting for is actually a piece of plastic
Superhero flicks are dominating film culture nowadays, but movie columnist Lilly Stuecklen says we're about to meet a hero better than them all — Lego Batman. Read more »
Central New York Brewfest to hold 21st Beer Festival
With more than 250 different beers, the Central New York Brewfest will have plenty of options for beer-drinkers this weekend. Read more »
Breaking: Kent Syverud sends email addressing own emails
Humor columnist Patty Terhune composes a draft of Chancellor Kent Syverud explaining his usual "Dear Orange Friends" emails. Read more »
This Guinness Martini is the strongest martini you’ll ever drink
The mix of an American classic and an Irish staple is an unusual but intriguing drink. Read more »
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? More like Hall of Same
With the 2017 class set in stone, it's time to take a look at who is choosing the inductees for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. They could use some diversity. Read more »
Sex in an ‘Alternative Fact’ world
Believe it or not, we’re living in a world where alternative facts roam free. Columnist Renata Husted debunks some common ones found in the world of sex. Read more »
This is what black student leadership looks like in 2017
Charles Hicks was the first black president of Student Government. Black leadership was vibrant in the wake of the Civil Rights Movement, and that hasn't changed in 49 years. Read more »
This is what black student leadership looked like in 1968
The student body elected the first black Student Government leader in 1968. Charles Hicks was the equivalent of Student Association president in his day. Read more »
Gave up on your New Year's resolution? Join the club
Every year people have the desire to make a positive change in their life. However, one month into 2017, these students have already given up. Read more »
Sofar Sounds has success with first Syracuse performance
The global organization Sofar Sounds has been brought to Syracuse by two SU students, bridging the gap between the city and college communities. Read more »
You've probably seen this freshman on YouTube
Margot De Riemer, otherwise known on YouTube as Margot Lee has reached over 120 thousand subscribers, spoke on a panel and acquired a job running a popular Instagram page. Read more »
CNY Vision offers alternative option to a standard news outlet
Central New York Vision covers local and regional news relevant to the black community in the city of Syracuse. The paper is published on a weekly basis. Read more »
Pay It Forward: Cedric Bolton mentors for 13 years at Syracuse University
Heading the Black History Month committee and running programs like Verbal Blends Poetry have made Cedric Bolton a support system and role model for many at Syracuse University. Read more »
