Riley: What it takes to break into the U.S. music market
While the 1975 and Little Comets are very similar British bands, one is very popular in the U.S. and the other is barely even heard of. Read more »
Culture
Former Lockerbie Scholar granted green card after 12 years
Erin McLaughlin was the first Lockerbie Scholar to stay at Syracuse University for all four years of college. She is now an Assistant Director of Experiential Engagement at Fordham University and is finally able to permanently reside in the U.S. Read more »
Kanye West quote tattoo reminds junior of friend at home
Alyssa Cardina has the lyrics, “Love is cursed by monogamy” tattooed on her arm, which come from the Kanye West song she and an old friend bonded over, "No Church in the Wild." Read more »
Video: A look inside The Black Arts Studio
Owner Aaron Jenkins gives a look inside the Black Arts Studio. Read more »
Hohenwarter: Senior’s plans for self-improvement shatter under 1st introduction of peer pressure
Senioritis is most definitely, definitely real, and humor columnist Evan Hohenwarter knows it. In an Onion style article, he explains exactly why seniors won't be getting work done for the rest of the semester. Read more »
Panthers or Broncos? Here's how to dress cute for the Super Bowl
It doesn't matter what team you're rooting for, everyone can dress chic for the Super Bowl. From the Runway writer Taylyn Washington-Harmon shares her favorite outfit ideas. Read more »
Homan: Everyone can use styling tricks to pull off bold trends
It doesn't matter who you are; if you want to pull off a new fashion trend, you can. Style columnist Jackie Homan explains how different styling tricks can change the look of an entire outfit. Read more »
SU alumni, professor curate exhibit on Black History for Smithsonian Museum
Three Syracuse University alumni and a professor teamed up to curate an exhibit about the history of Black Americans for the Smithsonian National Postal Museum in Washington, D.C. Read more »
Cuneo: Is the Earth actually round? Or is it...hollow?
Thanks to rapper B.o.B, the "Is the Earth flat?" debate has been re-sparked. Here to do some research and make his own argument is humor columnist Danny Cuneo. Read more »
SU professor Sandra Lane strives to help trauma victims in Syracuse
Sandra Lane, affectionally nicknamed the “fairy godmother” of Syracuse, is helping to develop the Trauma Response Team, which aims to help those who have witnessed gang violence. Read more »
Gallery: A look into The Black Arts Studio's printing process
Here's what screen printer Aaron Jenkins' process looks like. Read more »
Joey’s Italian Restaurant offers options for either a casual or a fancy dining experience
Despite being a little far from the SU campus, this Italian restaurant offers a large menu that will not disappoint. Read more »
Artist runs screen printing studio for local businesses and punk rock scene
Aaron Jenkins is the owner of The Black Arts Studio, a screen printing shop that specializes in apparel, posters and graphics often for nearby business and musicians. Read more »
SU graduate student creates 50 Worst Dates card game
Inspired by the general principals of Cards Against Humanity and Apples to Apples, Kyle Ott created a card game in which players can create awful date scenarios in order to win. Read more »
SU alumnus brings humor to politics in podcast
Justin Robert Young who created the political card game The Contender, has recently quit his job in order to run a podcast called "Politics Politics Politics." Read more »
Benjamin: Presidential candidates pair well with Oscar nominated films
With the Academy Awards coming up and the 2016 presidential campaigns in full swing, movie columnist Erik Benjamin decided to put the two together by assigning presidential candidates to the nominated films. Read more »
Stevens: Late night talk show hosts use politics to attract viewers
In a world where higher ratings are everything, TV columnist Kyle Stevens discusses some of the top late-night talk shows and how they use politics to draw in viewers. Read more »
Week in Pulp: Syracuse local collects typewriters, Connective Corridor tries to engage students and more
Catch up on any Pulp you missed from last week with the weekly round-up. Read more »
Connective Corridor seeks to draw students to Syracuse businesses
Representatives for the Connective Corridor bus route speak about their plans for marketing the city to students and the different hot spots along the road. Read more »
Saranac Pale Ale has sweet, then bitter taste
Our Thirsty Thursday writer Max Darrow decided to review Saranac Pale Ale, a golden beer with a crisp taste that's brewed an hour away from Syracuse in Utica. Read more »
Moran: Going abroad is beneficial regardless of destination
Columnist believes that many people are more intrigued when people go to destinations that are not in Europe. She argues that regardless of where a student chooses to study, they will have unique experiences that will be enlightening and that going to Asia isn't as crazy as some may believe. Read more »
Ong: Random hookups can lead to lower self-esteem
Entering college gives students new freedom which may result in them feeling pressured to join the hookup culture. Columnist explains how this can result in lower female self-esteem. Read more »
These students at Olin College built a machine that prints pancakes
Four sophomore students at the Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering made a machine that allows any image designed on computer software to be made into a pancake. Read more »
Sophomore starts SU chapter of More Love Letters
SU sophomore received an anonymous letter showering her with motivational messages. This inspired her to start an SU chapter of More Love Letters. Read more »
