A foreign perspective on the United States and Islam in London
Abroad Columnist Saniya More writes about observing the United States from an outsider’s perspective and reflects on Donald Trump’s presidency from miles away. Read more »
Culture
Fashion's Conscience holds model calls
Fashion's Conscience calls for new models and has made fashion diversity a prominent presence at SU since 2001, making it the first and only minority-based fashion organization on campus. Read more »
Senior’s tattoos commemorate family and friends who suffer from genetic disease
Muscular dystrophy has defined the lives of Julia Parus’ friends and family. Her tattoos tell the story of their struggle and the lessons she has learned throughout her life. Read more »
Controversy transports 'A Dog’s Purpose' into irrelevance
"A Dog's Tale" garnered a lot of attention recently because of a controversial video filmed on set. Movie columnist Erik Benjamin says the talk doesn't matter. Read more »
Everything, all the time: Tapingo now delivers from Walgreens
After coming to campus last semester and making food purchases fast and easy, Tapingo now offers everything found on the shelves of Walgreens. Read more »
You need to stop listening to Chris Brown right now
If you haven't already stopped listening to problematic singer Chris Brown's music, columnist Christine Chung will convince you to. Read more »
David’s Refuge, where caregivers go to be cared for
Six years ago, Warren and Brenda Pfohl turned their home into an homage to their son David, who had lived with Batten Disease for thirteen years. David’s Refuge is David’s legacy. Read more »
Freshman tells mom he's fine, but really hates everything
Freshman Wilson Schmitt tells his mom every night about how "okay" he is, but humor columnist Josh Feinblatt caught up with Wilson to hear how his experience first year is really going. Read more »
SU sophomore Sam Hirsch finds positives in a Trump presidency
Sam Hirsch entered Syracuse University with little guidance. Now, he serves as a peer mentor and is actively engaged in the business world. Read more »
Syracuse Stage’s ‘Disgraced’ leaves audience members stunned and speechless
“Disgraced” opened at the Syracuse Stage/SU Complex Friday night. The 2013 Pulitzer Prize-winning play details the story of a dinner party that escalates into a fierce debate over interpretations and the meaning of the Quran. Read more »
Don't sleep on Hulu's 'The Path'
Aaron Paul breaks out of his usual character mold in Hulu's hit show "The Path," and TV columnist Malvika Randive says the show's second season is one to watch. Read more »
Making weekend plans? Pulp has got you covered
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 »
A WebMD guide for the campus cold
It's the middle of winter and that means there has to be a nasty cold circulating through campus. Humor columnist Patty Terhune has it. Read more »
Say happy birthday to Funk ‘n Waffles, because it's turning 10
Well-loved University Hill restaurant Funk ‘n’ Waffles has been serving and entertaining customers since 2007. On Friday, it will host its 10th birthday party. Read more »
Documentaries surge back to relevance thanks to streaming, diversity
In a big year for the Oscars, some of the most notable nominees are the ones we tend to overlook: the documentaries. Read more »
Here's how a note on a napkin 4 years ago revitalized Syracuse
Nonprofit organization Believe in Syracuse, founded by an SU alumnus, is celebrating its fourth anniversary this weekend with an annual birthday party. Read more »
Mix red wine and hot chocolate for a warm, rich drink
The ancient Aztecs are said to have mixed chocolate beverages with wine. Centuries later, this combination still has a tasty result. Read more »
AM-JAM Expo to host competitions and offer tattoos
The 31st Annual AM-JAM Tattoo Expo will be help this weekend at the Ramada Carrier Circle. The expo will feature tattoo artists both local origins and international. Read more »
Syracuse local works in medical job by day, theatrical hair stylist by night
Kristina Scalone works a day job as a medical transcriptionist and pursues her passion for theater at night. She is the hair stylist for the Syracuse Stage/SU Drama Complex. Read more »
'La La Land,' 'Moana,' and 'Beauty and the Beast' bring comfort and hope to ailing nation
Music columnist Jenny Bourque has never enjoyed musicals but finds solace in their growing revival among low national mood. Read more »
Syracuse CoWorks is possibly the chillest place to work
Syracuse CoWorks is a unique office space shared by multiple entrepreneurs. CEO Amy Wyan aims to make it similar to the startup offices typically found in Silicon Valley. Read more »
From freestyle battles in the park to a poet on stage, Milan Chaney integrates honesty in her raps
Milan Chaney, musical artist and poet wants to make a name for herself in the rap community and inspire others in her community to strive for what they want. Read more »
Here are 3 ways to lighten up your look this winter
It's easy to let the winter blues get you down, but you'd be surprised how feasible it is to use your wardrobe to fight off seasonal sadness. Read more »
London is a new cup of tea
Settling into a new place is always difficult, even for seasoned traveler and abroad columnist Saniya Moore. Read more »
