Gallery: Juice Jam still excites crowd despite Fetty Wap's no-show
Juice Jam attendees had fun at the outdoor festival despite the fact that Fetty Wap did not show up to Skytop field. Read more »
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Twitter reacts to Fetty Wap canceling Juice Jam performance
The Syracuse community was enraged after Fetty Wap canceled his Juice Jam performance. Check out the best reactions. Read more »
Juice Jam 2016 poll: Vote for your favorite performer and grade the music concert overall
Tell us your thoughts on the music concert. Read more »
Fetty Wap's Juice Jam performance canceled; no refunds will be given
Fetty Wap will not appear at Juice Jam 2016. The cancellation was announced by University Union at Skytop field Sunday evening. Read more »
Get pumped up for Juice Jam with Pulp's playlist
Music columnist Emera Riley created the prefect pre-Juice Jam playlist for those attending the festivities at Skytop on Sunday Read more »
Here are the best pre-Juice Jam drinks
If you don't like cheap beer leaking down the side of your solo cup, try one of these alternate drink picks which are perfect for a Juice Jam pre-game. Read more »
Inter-faith Hendricks event to bring religions together
Hendricks Chapel is perhaps most known for being non-denominational, a characteristic it will display this during Discover Weekend. Read more »
COUNT BY COUNT: Syracuse City Ballet celebrates 20 years of turning out dancers
Syracuse City Ballet will begin it's season Thursday with "An Intimate Evening With Syracuse City Ballet." This year marks 20 years of turning out dancers, many of whom become professional ballerinas. Read more »
Brown University begins providing free tampons and pads in trans-inclusive move
Brown University is providing free tampons and pads in campus bathrooms. Read more »
What you will see at Juice Jam if you make it there
Juice Jam is another excuse for SU students to day drink, but some over-zealous partiers might not make it there. If you need a guided tour, humor columnist Patty Terhune's got you covered. Read more »
House of S. Jaye to hold third indie marketplace event Saturday
House of S Jaye, owned and operated by Sam Randolph, hold its third Indie Marketplace event of the season on Saturday, Sept. 24. Read more »
Fruity Sangria great way to spruce up regular red wine
Not sure if you want wine or juice? For the perfect in-between, add some fresh fruit to this bottled drink with pomegranate, citrus and cinnamon twist. Read more »
All-inclusive feminist festival brings people together
LadyFest, an annual intersectional feminist festival, will take place this Saturday, celebrating women and people of marginalized identities. Read more »
'FROZEN IN TIME': New York State drive-ins survive with a mix of nostalgia and luck
Drive-in are a physical link to the past, a link that weakens every year as drive-ins continue to close. Read more »
Singer-songwriter Olivia Klayman hopes to expand repertoire before graduating
Olivia Klayman, a senior singer-songwriter at SU, hopes to collaborate with other musically inclined students whose strengths will make her music better. Read more »
SU coach teaches self-defense lessons for women
Phil Benedict learned a long time ago how to give back to his community in the way that he knew best: defense. The retired cop coaches boxing at Syracuse, and teaches self-defense for women. Read more »
Joseph Gordon-Levitt highlights the decline of movie star
Movie columnist Erik Benjamin explains why Joseph Gordon-Levitt should be one of Hollywood’s biggest stars, but instead represents the decline in stereotypical movie stars. Read more »
New Keaton Henson album reiterates sad introspection of earlier records
Music columnist Emera Riley takes a look at Keaton Henson's latest release, "Kindly Now," which proves to be quite similar to his previous albums. Read more »
Secondhand Juice Jam ticket sales send prices skyrocketing
Juice Jam is sold out—and this means students are frantically taking to Facebook looking for tickets. As the demand goes up, the prices are appearing to skyrocket, but at what cost? Read more »
Taylor Swift’s 1989 perfectly explains this campaign cycle
Taylor Swift is a pop sensation. She also is eerily accurate when it comes to predicting this year's election season. Check out election humor columnist Josh Feinblatt's analysis. Read more »
Fashion industry continuously perpetuates black urban stereotype
Since the age of Tyra Banks in the 1990's, designers and campaign ads have reverted back to stereotyping, casting black models in urban or tribal campaigns. Read more »
Junior gets multiple tattoos to honor family, heritage
R.J. Epoch and his immediate family have always been very close. He uses this tattoo to wish his family peace and show his family how much he loves them and that he is always thinking of them. Read more »
Photographers win Light Work Grant, show case photography from around the country, world
Artists Robert Knight, Lida Suchy, and Marion Wilson won this year's Light Work grant. Each artist showcases their work, which includes botany, religious spaces, and foreign villages. Read more »
Mermaid crowns emerge as alternative option to cliche flower crowns
Style columnist Darriea Clark reveals that mermaid crowns, a new trend in response to flower crowns, might be the perfect accessory to your Juice Jam outfit. Read more »
