LaunchPad executive director connects aspiring Entrepreneurs to global businesses
To Linda Hartsock, working with students on their business plans, as part of Blackstone Launchpad, has been highly rewarding and satisfying career. Read more »
Culture
Check out these Halloween-themed concerts coming up this weekend
Tired of the same old Halloween party? Music lovers, rejoice: check out some of the Halloween-inspired concerts happening around the Syracuse area. Read more »
Professor plans to travel to home country Bosnia to study elder care
Azra Hromadžić, an anthropology professor at Syracuse, left the country while it was under siege in search of a better education. She now is returning to study the post-war world she left behind. Read more »
Hillary's leaked emails mainly contain coupons and office banter
Thanks to Wikileaks, election humor columnist Josh Feinblatt was able to compile some emails from Hillary Clinton's time as Secretary of State. He didn't find much. Read more »
Folk music doesn't have to be totally traditional
According to music columnist Emera Riley, Maggie Roger's new single proves that folk music doesn't have to suck. Read more »
Sophomore uses 2000s hip-hop as inspiration for new project
Sophomore Eric LiBassi is influenced by last decade’s rap music like J. Cole and Lupe Fiasco, artists whose style has influenced his latest 12-song project. Read more »
What to be for Halloween when you realize you don't have a costume
Humor columnist Ian McCourt has the best Halloween costume ideas, and if you choose to plagiarize one of them, he expects a favor in return. Read more »
Junior gets wrist tattoo to honor the beauty of life
Junior Marnie Landau got her tattoo with her friend to honor losses they both suffered that year and to pay homage to her Jewish religion. Read more »
Halloween traditions, costumes date back for centuries
Ever wondered about the history of Halloween? Typical vampire, bat and cat costumes have been around since 800 B.C. Read more »
Senior finds home in Syracuse, Latina community
Amy Quichiz came to Syracuse hoping to get away from her Latina heritage, but found herself longing for a sense of community. She would soon become involved in the Syracuse community, advocating for her culture in the midst of election season. Read more »
Simple, last-minute Halloween costumes can be made with pre-owned pieces
Halloween is right around the corner—don't have a costume yet? Style columnist Darriea Clark gives us some last-minute options you can recreate with clothes you already have. Read more »
Traveling to the Southern part of Jordan illuminates a different lifestyle
During her fall break, abroad columnist Katelyn Faubel traveled to places in Southern Jordan where she experienced the life of Bedouins. Read more »
Junior uses documentary to spread awareness on sexual assault
Jade Lewis produced "Tell Your Truth" in 2015, a documentary spreading awareness about sexual assault. Read more »
Sharks over séances: The beach is a perfect setting for a horror flick
Movie columnist Brian Hamlin says the scariest movies don't involve ghosts, ghouls or vampires—they play upon an inherent fear of something that can happen in real life. Jaws does just that. Read more »
Cooking apples with savory ingredients provides subtle sweetness
The apple is the king of the fall – and there is more to make with them then just apple pie. Try pairing with pork or potatoes for a new twist on the classic fruit. Read more »
SU students in Latina community share experiences of racism, ignorance
Incidents of racism and ignorance have come to make up the experiences of many of Syracuse University’s Latina students, especially in light of the recent general election. Read more »
Alternative talk shows offer new form of late night entertainment
Tired of the same old typical late night talk show? TV columnist Kyle Stevens gives you some alternative talk show options, from Chelsea Handler's Netflix show to Eric Andre's inappropriate shorts. Read more »
Syracuse Stage opens 44th season with 'Great Expectations'
Syracuse Stage opened its season Friday with "Great Expectations," an adaption of the Charles Dickens classic novel. The cast discussed the challenges of the show, including rapid costume changes. Read more »
Sake has sweet, fruity taste with hints of apricot
Looking for a new drink to try out this weekend? Check out Zipang Sparkling Sake, a light carbonated sake with fruity undertones. Read more »
Cuffing season actually has its own health benefits
It's every single person's least favorite time of the year: cuffing season. Besides being a way to stay warm this season, cuddling offers direct health benefits. Read more »
Relationship between drama department, professional theater company energizes Bob Hupp
Robert Hupp came to Syracuse Stage just three months ago, and was attracted to Syracuse because of the Stage's distinguished relationship with the drama department. Read more »
Syracuse Stage colors family traditions with 44 seasons of theater
Syracuse Stage opened as a tool to compliment the Department of Drama, and in its 44 years, it's developed into more than a professional theater company. Read more »
Kevin Hart's new movie changes the comedy game
Movie columnist Erik Benjamin said he is excited about Kevin Hart's new release, which he predicts will have a big impact on comedy we know it. Read more »
Syracuse International Film Festival brings creatives, local community together in its 13th year
Over 40 films, 19 countries and 22 special guests, including a two-time Academy Award winner, are coming together to for the Syracuse International Film Festival. Read more »
