Thanksgiving Cosmo is sweet and refreshing with a ginger twist
As a great pair to heavy, hearty Thanksgiving Dinner food, Thirsty Thursday writer Monique Iuster prepared a ginger cosmo, perfectly fruity and refreshing. Read more »
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Safe conversation topics for Thanksgiving dinner
Tired of dealing with intrusive questions from your relatives around the holidays? Here's a handy guide of safe dinner topics, courtesy of humor columnist Patty Terhune. Read more »
Q&A: Spiritual Rez discusses music video, working with AWOLNATION band member
Spiritual Rez, who got their start at Berklee College of Music in Boston, will play Nov 18 at Funk 'n Waffles downtown. Get to know them before heading out to the show. Read more »
What's next for Hillary Clinton?
Now that Hillary Clinton lost the election, what will she do with her time? Will she be a regular grandma or still a political force to be reckoned with? Josh Feinblatt, election humor columnist, breaks it down. Read more »
Barnes and Noble hosts monthly adult coloring event
Barnes and Noble is hosting “Coloring and Coffee” in its store for people to enjoy a relaxing afternoon of hot coffee and coloring books. Read more »
Legalization of medical marijuana brings host of health benefits
Four states voted last week to legalize marijuana, bringing the total number of states to nine. Sex and health columnist Lydia Chan lists the health benefits of the drug. Read more »
‘Rent’ celebrates 20th anniversary with edgy, emotional performance
The 20th anniversary tour of "Rent" opened in Syracuse Tuesday night. Read all about the show. Read more »
International students discuss education experience in the U.S.
Almost one in ten of Syracuse University's student body is an international student. Five students offered their opinions and experiences with the United States' education system. Read more »
Local band gets start performing on Marshall Street, combines jazz with rap
The Easy, founded by Syracuse natives and lifelong friends, are best known for their Thursday night performances outside popular student bars on Marshall Street. Read more »
Leonard Cohen’s death left behind musical legacy
Music columnist Emera Riley writes about the late Leonard Cohen and the lasting impact he had the the music world. Read more »
Freshman advocates for change through community service
To Patricio Rivera, change doesn’t come through quick solutions, but long-term action, which he addresses as an intern for Oxfam. Read more »
SU administration should address lack of dog enrollment
Syracuse University prides itself in being diverse; however, humor columnist Ian McCourt has taken notice of a huge lack of diversity—dog diversity. Read more »
Nasty Gal’s bankruptcy is not the end of its era
Style columnist Darriea Clark reflects on the recent bankruptcy declaration by Nasty Gal clothing, created by Sophia Amoruso. Read more »
Alumni return to Syracuse as stars of 'Rent' 20th anniversary tour
Two Syracuse alumni, Katie LaMark and Danny Harris Kornfeld, return to Syracuse to star in the 20th anniversary tour of the rock musical 'Rent.' Read more »
Thrift shopping is responsible, cheap, fashionable
Heading to your nearest thrift store benefits more than just your wallet -- thrift shopping means a healthier planet and a more eclectic wardrobe. Read more »
Thinking about the election from outsider perspective is important
Abroad columnist Katelyn Faubel asked local Jordanians about their reaction to the results of the 2016 general election and Trump's win. Read more »
Cape Cod native remembers family, nature, friend with Big Dipper tattoo
When junior communication sciences and disorders major Hannah Pells was a little girl, she and her dad used to stargaze from their driveway, inspiring Pells' constellation tattoo. Read more »
Sophomore pursues high-fashion photography career
Sophomore Sam Lee is an aspiring art director, hoping one day to shoot high couture fashion spreads. For now, he is an art photography major at Syracuse University. Read more »
Family-owned Brighton Bakery expands over the years, serves up delicious treats
Brighton Bakery has been in the Stefanski family for decades, expanding from a modest bakery to a food supplier and liquor store, all while staying true to their roots. Read more »
Syracuse Little Italy’s Biscotti Café offers old world Italian treats
After serving up cannolis and gelato in three different locations, spending 19 years in the business here in Syracuse, Debbie and Geoff Camire continue to serve quality cakes and pastries at Biscotti Cafe. Read more »
HBO's 'Westworld' reminiscent of 'Lost,' video game 'Skyrim'
'Westworld,' new this year on HBO, features a puzzle-building type of storytelling, says TV columnist Kyle Stevens. He's excited to build the rest of the puzzle, comparing it to 'Lost' and 'Skyrim.' Read more »
The Heavy Pets & Primate Fiasco entertain with psychedelic vibes
The Heavy Pets played to a packed house at the downtown Funk 'n' Waffles Saturday, Nov. 13. There was a wide range of ages there, from young college students to middle aged men and women. Read more »
UFC journalist talks about career, upcoming fight in New York City
Ariel Helwani always enjoyed non-mainstream sports, and hosted a wrestling show when at Syracuse University. Now he is preparing for the first UFC fight in New York. Read more »
The Hip Abduction gets Westcott Theater-audience dancing
The Hip Abduction brought a special jam band-style sound to the Westcott Theater Thursday. Read more »
