Watermelon-lime ale smells of melon but lacks original taste
Not sure how to mix together the fall season with the summer weather? This Watermelon Lime Ale could be your answer. Read more »
Culture
Q&A: Steven Wright talks about comedy, inspirations and his famous deadpan humor
Grammy-nomiated comedian Steven Wright talks about his upcoming stand-up act at Turning Stone Casino, and how he maintains that perfect deadpan delivery. Read more »
Sudden events can shape any abroad experience
A significant death occurs near abroad columnist Katelyn Fauber's home, and she looks into how those events differ or are similar to those back in the US. Read more »
An open love letter to Wegman's
Humor columnist Patty Terhune shares her unequivocal love for her local grocery store, Wegman's. Read more »
Tech-savvy sophomore works to make SU a more interconnected campus
Shazif Shaikh is a web developer for Spiders— the group of students working to foster connectivity and integration on campus. Read more »
La Casita Cultural Center hopes to expand national outreach
La Casita, after five years of being open, hopes to further expand its program and move into the national spotlight. Read more »
Overproducing Indie music ruins the artist for die hard fans
Music columnist Emera Riley has an request: please stop overmastering Indie records. It hurts our ears and our hearts. Read more »
Rotten Tomatoes is unreliable when it comes to film criticism
Movie columnist Erik Benjamin explains how Rotten Tomatoes has ruined the freshness of film criticism with the use of its binary system and arbitrary ratings. Read more »
BIKE SHARE BLOG: Explore Syracuse and save cash with the bike share program on Day 3
Follow along as we explore the new bike share program. Read more »
New York to Syracuse: How to bring New York Fashion Week styles to campus
Learn how to take the high-fashion looks from New York Fashion Week and make them wearable, and affordable, on Syracuse's campus. Read more »
Musicians are getting younger and younger thanks to televised talent shows
I have never been a fan of TV shows with auditions and winners, but for some reason I decided to tune in to “America's Got Talent” this year. Surprisingly, I wasn’t disappointed. One thing I… Read more »
Weddings represent traditional Jordanian values, difference in cultures
While attending a traditional Jordanian wedding, abroad Katelyn Faubel takes a look at different aspects of the country's marriage culture. Read more »
Catholic Chaplain finds ways to connect with students
Father Gerry Waterman, a total foodie among other things, was hired at SU after then-Chaplain Father Linus DeSantis passed away. Read more »
Senior gets tattoo of favorite song to help her through tough times
Jacqueline San Nicolas got her first tattoo in honor of her favorite song "Swim" by the band Jack's Mannequin. Read more »
Comparing your 22nd birthday with your 21st
How celebrating your 22nd birthday stacks up against your 21st, as told by humor columnist Ian McCourt. Read more »
Musicians perform off-the-cuff drum circle on SU quad
Musicians from across New York State gathered on the SU Quad Sunday to perform a Pulitzer prize-winning piece of drum music. SU and SUNY-ESF students participated in the unrehearsed performance. Read more »
Anthony Fante designs nearly all SU Snapchat geofilters
Anthony Fante, a junior information management and technology major, has created many of the snapchat geofilters SU students see and use every day. Read more »
Otherwise successful Juice Jam ends in disappointment after headline performance canceled
Juice Jam 2016 was a success until the headliner didn't show. When it was announced that Fetty Wap wouldn't perform, rocks were thrown, angry Tweets were sent and the crowds evaporated. Read more »
'Hell or High Water' becomes best western since 'True Grit'
Movie columnist Brian Hamlin is a fan of old-school westerns, movies where the hot desert is often a character in and of itself. Read more »
What's hitting and leaving Netflix in October
Netflix spent a lot of time and money at the Toronto International Film Festival a few weeks ago. The streaming site premiered some of its… Read more »
Riley: Juice Jam was mediocre at best
Although Juice Jam’s weather was totally choice — a collection of mediocre performers and the cancelation of the headliner made it a less than stellar event. Read more »
The first presidential debate, pre-capped
Josh Feinblatt, the all-knowing election humor columnist, provides readers with a handy forseeing preview of Monday's presidential debate. Read more »
Millennials flock to plant-based diets for healthier living
With the rise of veganism, vegetarianism and other plant-based diets, many millennials are looking to food as a way to live healthier lifestyles. Read more »
Riley: 5 fast reactions to a mediocre Juice Jam
Here are music columnist Emera Riley's initial reactions to Juice Jam 2016. Spoiler alert: She wasn't very impressed. Read more »
