Unconventional ways to wear floral for spring and summer
From the Runway writer Taylyn Washington-Harmon takes a look at a popular summer look: florals. Here are five unconventional ways to wear floral. Read more »
Culture
Cuneo: What I think of asking girls out
Humor columnist Danny Cuneo reflects on his past crushes, a time he asked a girl out on a date and the ways in which he plans on improving his love life. Read more »
Homan: Target worked with Finnish brand Marimekko to launch a collection
Target says the style of Marimekko is simple and spirited. They call to attention “its authentic Nordic sensibility and iconic prints.” It includes swimwear and other summer essentials like tunics and palazzo pants. Read more »
McCourt: 20 excellent reasons why students should vote in the primary
The New York state primary is here, and humor columnist Ian McCourt has twenty excellent reasons why every students should vote. Read more »
Freshman secretly backpacked across Europe
While traveling in Germany as part of a graduation present, Emily Bacon decided to backpack across 17 countries in 38 days without telling her parents what she was doing. Read more »
The Gem Diner brings a throwback vibe to classic diner food
The Gem Diner offers delicious, typical diner foods. It is located 10 minutes off campus on Spencer Street and is a good alternative to Modern Malt and Stella's Diner. Read more »
Palmer: Potential new law could criminalize grassroots car racers
The Environmental Protection Agency is considering a law which would stop all would-be racers from making any kind of modification that would tamper with, or have an effect on, the emissions coming out of a car’s tailpipes. Read more »
Stevens: Ken Burns' documentaries continue to stun audiences
TV columnist Kyle Stevens discusses the latest Ken Burns documentary, "Jackie Robinson," and the rest of Burns' films to see what made this documentarian so well-known. Read more »
Benjamin: Technology and nostalgia are a winning combo in “The Jungle Book”
Movie columnist Erik Benjamin, talks about how Disney is playing off a trend of remaking classic animated films in live action. He discusses the recent release of The Jungle Book. Read more »
SU alumnus works to change stereotypes surrounding black community
Moises DeLeon, an SU alumnus, started the company The Young Black Successful, LLC in order to help combat the negative perceptions of black youths he saw in the media. Read more »
Week in Pulp: Meet Otto the puppy, freshman writes music about home state Wisconsin
Catch up on this week's best Pulp stories here. Read more »
Murthy: Top 10 ways to write a better essay
It's time to buckle down and crank out those term papers and final essays. But with the sun shining outside and Syracuse snow finally melted, it's a difficult task. Pulp feels your pain and found ways to make writing a little less painful. Read more »
Armory Square Night Market brings together crafters, artists
Vintage button bracelets, flavored salts and even plants that smell like popcorn — these diverse items can all be found in Armory Square on a daily basis. But last night, they all came together in one location, SKY Armory, for the Night Market. Read more »
FYP presents raunchy comedy 'Heathers: The Musical'
On Thursday night, First Year Players' production of "Heathers: The Musical" premiered on the Goldstein Auditorium Stage. The show was filled with crude comedy and heartfelt ballads. Read more »
Weekend Plans: Watch 'Heathers: The Musical,' run in Powder to the People
Here's what's going on at SU this weekend. Read more »
The 2014 Pacific Rim Riesling has a hint of gummy bears
The 2014 Pacific Rim Riesling is the wine featured in this week's Thirsty Thursday. The smell and taste is very sweet, with hints of tropical fruits and gummy bears. Read more »
University of Missouri course teaches students about sleep disorders
The course is online, so the students can learn the subject matter from the comfort of their own beds. Read more »
Funk ‘n Waffles will hold a 'Indie Label Meetup' to celebrate Record Store Day
Ulf Oesterle owns and operates Aux Records, a local, independent record label he started in 2003 as a doctoral student at SU. The label will participate in the “Indie Label Meetup." Read more »
Ong: Soda should be substituted with carbonated water
Sex and Health columnist Isabella Ong used to be an avid drinker of different sodas. Since realizing the negative effects the drink has on her health, she has found health alternatives. Read more »
2 Syracuse women are opening an upscale vintage thrift store
Sue Hodell and Shauna Diliberto are both self-proclaimed thrifters, which is partially why they set to open Vintage Love, a thrift store selling clothing, accessories and homeware. Read more »
Reel Queer Film Festival reflects experiences of LGBTQ communities worldwide
Reel Queer Film Festival will begin April 15 in the Shemin Auditorium at Syracuse University. This is the 17th year that the festival will be held. Read more »
Moran: News coverage takes alternative perspectives in different parts of the world
Abroad columnist, Claire Moran has been following the US news such as the primaries from Hong Kong. She finds it interesting to see how different countries can place a completely different spin on stories. Read more »
SU ADVANCE works to remove obstacles for women entering STEM fields
Marie Garland is the executive director of SU ADVANCE, a program funded by the National Science Foundation and that strives to help women at Syracuse University entering STEM fields. Read more »
Senior's style brings punk inspirations into classroom
This week’s Wardrobe Wednesday is Alice Blank, a Syracuse University senior who styled high-waisted sailor-inspired shorts with argyle tights and a wide hat. Read more »
