Weiser-Schlesinger: Electronic Dance Music is dying
Music columnist, Brett Weiser-Schlesinger argues that EDM music as a pop genre is phasing out of popularity much like rock did in the '90s. Read more »
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Vera House runs initiatives to educate about Sexual Assault Awareness Month
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Vera House is running a sticker campaign on the Syracuse University campus and is organizing the Clothesline Project in Destiny USA in order to educate the public on the issue. Read more »
Former SU professor launches 'Trumpmania' exhibit at Wescott Theatre
Anthony Rotolo, a former Syracuse University professor, just launched his exhibit "Trumpmania," which features art pieces both celebrating and criticizing Donald Trump. Read more »
Riley: The Lumineer's latest album is fantastic
The Lumineers just released their newest album, “Cleopatra,” and music columnist Emera Riley listened to it, loved it, and has decided it's evidence of the band finally coming into its own. Read more »
Freshman performs under Wisconsin-themed stage name
Andrew Idarraga is a freshman Bandier student who released his first track, under the stage name The Wisconaut, a few months ago on Soundcloud. The song is now approaching nearly 4,000 plays. Read more »
Rockett: Three steps to achieving an overall healthier diet
Nutrition columnist Khija Rockett explains by adding more Omega-3 and antioxidants to your diet while using the glycemic index is a great start to reducing sugar, fat and carb intake. Read more »
Sophomore gets musical tattoo to remember concert pianist past
Jolanis Alexandre began playing the piano when she was six years old. Although she doesn't plan on continuing her piano career after college, her musical tattoo will always be a reminder of her past. Read more »
Syracuse-based podcasts cover everything from music to gaming
In anticipation of "Serial" co-creator Sarah Koenig coming to Syracuse University for a talk, the Pulp staff met with three Syracuse-based podcasts to learn more about what it takes to produce a show. Read more »
SU seniors create application to combine music streaming and social media
Alec Ellin and Prodan Statev are the co-founders of Darkchart, an application that combines Soundcloud and Spotify. The application will be released in a couple of weeks but only to a select group of people. Read more »
Homan: New creative direction at Saint Laurent reflects industry trends
Style columnist Jackie Homan talks about how the creative director of Saint Laurent, Hedi Slimane, is going to be replaced by the relatively unknown designer Anthony Vaccarello,and what this means for the industry. Read more »
Cuneo: The story behind the birth of the 'Crying Jordan' meme
The "Crying Jordan" meme has taken the internet by storm, so humor columnist Danny Cuneo decided it was his responsibility to give a detailed account of exactly how this meme was created. Read more »
Up your style with the latest spring standout accessories
From the Runway writer Hannah Malach takes a look at the latest Spring accessories and how something as simple as a serenity colored purse can turn an outfit from drab to fab. Read more »
McCourt: I am that guy who rides his bike everywhere
Humor columnist Ian McCourt has a confession to make: he is that guy that rides his bike everywhere. And he really, really wants you to join him. Read more »
SU junior performs traditional African dances with One World Dance troupe
Lesley Kevin Pfeifer joined One World dance troupe during his freshman year at Syracuse University after moving from Ghana. Now a junior, he plans to join the E-Board next year to help promote more African culture on campus. Read more »
'The Christians' at Syracuse Stage leaves audience contemplating religion
This weekend, the Syracuse Stage launched its production of "The Christians," a play that asks its characters to contemplate their religion and leaves the interpretation of the story up to the audience. Read more »
Otto the Puppy reunites with littermate in guide dog training program
Otto the dog is a 13-month-old yellow lab who is training in the Guiding Eyes program in order to be able help people see and hear things they normally could not. Read more »
Palmer: Technology improvements take away some of the most endearing parts of driving a car
Automotive columnist Zac Palmer explains how many car brands are attempting to appease to heightening emissions regulations, and a push for greater fuel economy. He argues that this detracts from the emotional side of driving. Read more »
Stevens: Yahoo! streaming baseball games and Twitter streaming NFL games could be the demise of traditional TV
Many people say that “sports are keeping television as we know it alive.” So, with the announcement that Yahoo! will stream baseball games and Twitter will stream NFL games, both for free, TV needs to find new ways to stay alive. Read more »
Week in Pulp: Luke Bryan performed, Block Party 2016 lineup announced
Catch up on the best Pulp stories of this week. Read more »
Dolce Vita offers a fusion of Italian, Chinese and Jamaican food
Dolce Vita is located right near Syracuse Stage and is conveniently a stop on the Connective Corridor bus line. While the menu is a little confusing and bizarre the food is still delicious. Read more »
Benjamin: Melissa McCarthy’s success continues with her latest flick "The Boss"
Melissa McCarthy is a name that people will hear and then see the movie regardless of the content. With the release of her latest flick, movie columnist Erik Benjamin discusses the nature of her fame and decides if it will be able to linger. Read more »
Murthy: Top 10 ways to stay healthy
Colds, flus and stomach bugs are making their way around campus, but you don't have to follow the trend. With help from the public health department, here are ten tips for staying healthy in these trying times. Read more »
High-energy Luke Bryan meets low-key Carrier Dome crowd
From the moment Luke Bryan ran onto the Carrier Dome stage Saturday night, his energy didn't stop. He cracked some beers and twisted open a bottle of tequila, but the audience just couldn't seem to match his energy. Read more »
