Stevens: Your monthly forecast of what to look for and what to say goodbye to on Netflix
TV columnist Kyle Stevens walks us through what shows are being added on Netflix and what shows are getting the axe. Read more »
Culture
Syracuse local returns to skiing with Arise & Ski adaptive winter sports program
Gregg Kuersteiner continues to ski the slopes every weekend but with a different technique to the one he learned as a child. Read more »
Palmer: The monotonous yet thrilling nature of test driving cars
Car columnist, Zac Palmer, was hired as a test driver and describes his job being on the road for hours at a time in camouflaged cars. Read more »
Stacey Mindich discusses transition from journalist to Tony Award-winning producer
SU alumna Stacey Mindich talked with The Daily Orange to talk about her career change from journalist to Broadway producer, and being selected as this year’s Newhouse convocation speaker. Read more »
Benjamin: Predictions of who will walk away with Oscars
From "The Big Small" to "The Revenant", movie columnist Erik Benjamin tells you what to expect from the 88th Academy Awards. Read more »
Week in Pulp: Syracuse local writes Donald Trump poetry, students perform in drag show
Make sure you don't miss the best Pulp stories from this week. Read more »
Top 10 Tips: How to tackle midterms
Professor Marlene Blumin of the School of Education gives ten tips to get you through midterms week. Read more »
Syracuse Stage’s 'To Kill a Mockingbird' highlights issues of racism, social inequality
The stage show of 'To Kill a Mockingbird' opened at Syracuse Stage this weekend with Friday marking exactly one week since the death of the book's author, Harper Lee. Read more »
Students, professionals rock the stage at Pride Union's Totally Fabulous Drag Show
Courtney McGuire won the 14th annual Totally Fabulous Drag Show with the help of 10 backup dancers and several onstage costume changes. Read more »
Weekend Plans: Watch a drag show, play dodgeball
Spice up your weekend by attending the finale of the 14th Annual Totally Fabulous Drag Show, listening to some blues or playing some rounds of dodgeball or laser tag. Read more »
Quiz: Which Syracuse music venue are you?
Answer these questions and see which music venue in Syracuse is most fitted to your listening needs. Read more »
Lake Placid Black Tie Chocolate Vanilla Porter smells delicious but tastes bitter
Max Darrow expected the Lake Placid Black Tie Chocolate Vanilla Porter to be a great winter night pick me up but was less than thrilled with the taste. Read more »
Coleman’s Authentic Irish Pub gearing up to celebrate Green Beer Sunday
Every year before St. Patrick's Day, Coleman’s Authentic Irish Pub puts on Green Beer Sunday, a celebration which includes a parade, their famous tanker truck and, of course, green beer. Read more »
SU alumni, professors featured in Emmy-nominated documentary
The Syracuse University Office of Electronic Media Communications was recently nominated for a New York Emmy for their documentary on the late New York Times columnist, David Carr. Read more »
Ong: Companies should not be allowed to track women's personal information
With data mining more prominent then ever, many companies are beginning to track women's everyday habits so they can predict when they are pregnant and fire them before they have to allow them a leave of absence. Read more »
Moran: Chinese culture is deeply rooted in religion and ancient philosophies
Compared to Western countries which are based off of Christian religions, the East is much more built upon the practices of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism. Read more »
Sophomore works at Light Work, community gallery and photography studio
Giancarlos Kunhardt is an art photography major who works at Light Work, a community gallery and photography studio which is located at the back end of Watson Hall. Read more »
Rockett: Going gluten-free is not the best way to lose weight
As spring break nears, people try to get in shape but not always in the most healthy way. Instead of trying fad diets such as going gluten-free, nutrition columnist suggests trying out an all around healthier lifestyle. Read more »
SU senior performs covers, original songs at local concerts
SU senior Morgan Cavalcanto, who goes by her stage name Morgan Canto, has found success uploading cover songs to SoundCloud and performing at local venues. Read more »
The Syracuse One-Take Super 8 event gives videographers a single shot to produce a film
The Syracuse One-Take Super 8 event will hold a screening for residents on March 19th at 6:30PM at the Westcott Community Center. Read more »
Junior uses neutral colors, classic pieces in her minimalistic style
Alexa Roberts has a fashion philosophy: Less is better. When she's late to class, a pair of ripped jeans, a structured jacket and a swipe of mascara are her go-to pieces. Read more »
Syracuse University Singers to travel to Bulgaria to compete in European Grand Prix
Having won the Florilège Vocal de Tours choral competition in France last year, the Syracuse University Singers will travel this May to Varna, Bulgaria to compete in the European Grand Prix. Read more »
Riley: Creating your own sub-genre isn’t cool, it’s annoying
Recently, indie bands have been searching for ways to set themselves apart from others. One way they are going about this is coming up with new sub-genres such as brat pop and vegan pop. Read more »
Weiser-Schlesinger: Donald Trump is the Lana Del Rey of politics
What do businessman turned politician Donald Trump and musician Lana Del Rey have in common? As our music columnist Brett Weiser-Schlesinger explains, a lot. Read more »
