McCourt: Schine Student Center should invest in a ball pit
Humor columnist Ian McCourt argues that seasonal depression can be combatted by the installation of a giant ball pit in the center of the Schine Student Center. Read more »
Culture
Trendy outfits inspired by Oscar nominated films
Just because the Academy Awards are over doesn't mean the nominated movies disappear. Keep the films in your heart with these Oscars 2016 inspired outfits. Read more »
Homan: Tricks to borrow from the French runway
As fashion month draws to a close in Paris, our style columnist Jackie Homan tells us what to wear and what beauty tricks to use in order to give off a trendy Parisian vibe. Read more »
Cuneo: An SU student with a hoverboard reacts to the school’s ban
In light of the university announcing that students will no longer be able to use hoverboards on campus, humor columnist Danny Cuneo argues that he should be allowed to use his. Read more »
Fall Out Boy entertained with new songs and old classics at The Oncenter Sunday
Fall Out Boy thrilled audiences with hits, old and new, Sunday at the OnCenter War Memorial Arena. Here's a recap of what happened. Read more »
Senior strives to end stigma surrounding mental illness through 'Colorful Pizza' campaign
Senior Kara Sheplock is using her experiences from being a DellPlain Hall RA to raise awareness about mental illness through a visual, 'Colorful Pizza' campaign. Read more »
Women, equality and the Syracuse University Marching Band
The Syracuse University Marching Band has evolved from being men-only when it first formed in 1901 to having 23 female section leaders out of 38 possible positions. Read more »
Palmer: Faster cars are intriguing but perhaps unnecessary
Bugatti revealed their latest project at the Geneva International Motor Show. Their new car, the Chiron, has a 1500 horsepower engine and is estimated to reach speeds about 260 miles per hour. Read more »
Stevens: Hollywood's plethora of sequels, spinoffs is overkill
TV columnist Kyle Stevens explains why the culture of sequels, reboots and spinoffs coming from Hollywood is getting tiresome, and eventually is going to collapse. Read more »
Week in Pulp: Hardwell talks music festivals, runners compete in Syrathon
Catch up on the past week in Pulp stories here. Read more »
Benjamin: 'Zootopia' continues Disney Animation's hot streak
The box office success of "Zootopia" proves that Disney Animation's latest stream of successful, non-Pixar cartoons isn't a fluke, but evidence of Disney's creative power. Read more »
Heid's of Liverpool cooks up hot dogs that compare to no other
Only 15 minutes off of Syracuse University's campus, Heid's of Liverpool offers hotdogs, fries and shakes that go above and beyond most fast food joints. Read more »
Q&A: EDM artist Hardwell discusses his fans, upcoming festivals
At his sold out show at the F Shed Friday night, Hardwell looked like he was having just as much fun as the crowd. Get a behind-the-scenes look at what goes into every performance, and how Hardwell's in in for the fans. Read more »
Hardwell commands crowd during Friday show at The F-Shed at the Market
Hardwell's sold-out show, with Kill the Buzz and Thomas Newson as opening acts, packed The F-Shed at the Market with dancing, singing and condensation dripping from the ceiling. Read more »
Murthy: Top 10 tips to prep for Spring Break
Believe it or not, it's already halfway through the semester. But before you head home for a much-needed Spring Break, you've got to get organized. These tips will ensure that you don't add more stress to this already-taxing midterm week. Read more »
Weekend Plans: Watch Danceworks' showcase, rock out to Fall Out Boy
Spice up your plans for this weekend with a chili festival, monster truck show or an angsty Fall Out Boy concert. Read more »
5 Coleman Hell songs to know
Canadian alt-rocker Coleman Hell is headed to the Schine Underground as part of University Union's Bandersnatch Concert Series. Here are 5 Coleman Hell songs you have to know, plus a playlist of all his tunes. Read more »
5 things to know about Coleman Hell
Coleman Hell will take the Schine Underground stage with hits like "2 Heads" Read more »
Coleman Hell to perform in Schine Underground in first Bandersnatch Concert of the spring semester
Before electronic artist Coleman Hell embarks on his first-ever U.S. tour, he'll make a stop in Schine Underground. Hell will perform as part of University Union's Bandersnatch Series, featuring student band Pizza Party as an opening act. Read more »
Syrathon helps runners stay active all year and find new spots around the city
Syrathon is a series of seven races, starting March 5th and ending Oct. 16th, during which a runner tries to log the distance of a marathon and earn the title of a "Syrathoner." Read more »
Abita Purple Haze has crisp flavor, fizzy finish
This week our Thirsty Thursday writer Max Darrow reviewed Abita Purple Haze, a standard pilsner with raspberry notes and a long, fizzy finish with a fruity kick. Read more »
Student cultural clubs to host inaugural Night of Languages
This Friday, S.C.O.P.E. will put on the Night of Languages, an event aimed to educate students living on South Campus about diversity through different languages, music and food. Read more »
Danceworks will celebrate 30th anniversary with show this weekend
Danceworks will have its annual Spring showcase this Friday and Saturday. The show will have 16 numbers and take place in Goldstein Auditorium at the Schine Student Center. Read more »
Santa Clara University students participate in tiny house building competition
Students at Santa Clara University in California have been participating in a tiny house building competition for almost two years. The final presentations will take place in October. Read more »
