Tattoo Tuesday: Daisia Glover
Daisia Glover’s tattoo is a daily reminder of faith and optimism. Glover, a sophomore Spanish and sociology dual major, has a tattoo of a dove… Read more »
Culture
Musician Stanley Michael prepares to launch first single, social media accounts
Stanley Kaminsky’s first performance outside of the northeastern Pennsylvania area was through The New York Songwriters Circle, a showcase in New York City where artists… Read more »
Koinonia Organic Juice Bar opens new location, offers healthy choices
Simply walking into Koinonia Organic Juice Bar, Cafe and Nutrition Shop was a very tranquil and relaxing experience. Bare wood tables spaciously filled the cafe.… Read more »
McDonell: Tom Ford's fashion show move to LA puts him in Oscar's spotlight
Tom Ford is always full of surprises, experimenting with fabrics, materials and techniques to have a show that really stands out. And this year is… Read more »
Meet Monday: Patrick Riedy
It takes three months for Patrick Riedy to produce his hand-bound chapbooks — small, usually 30-page long books of collected poetry that are printed in… Read more »
OttoTHON, Syracuse University’s 1st Children’s Miracle Network dance marathon, raises more than $84,000 for children’s cancer research
Jennifer Fura had to simultaneously deal with the cancer diagnosis of her 2-year-old son, Scotty, while being pregnant with her daughter, Carly. Though the disease… Read more »
SU women's club ski team prepares for nationals in Oregon after 1st place win at regionals
Syracuse University’s Women’s Club Ski Race Team qualified for nationals in Oregon after taking first place at regionals last week. The ladies are set to… Read more »
Donyella Dupree wins Syracuse University drag show for 2nd year in a row
Donyella Dupree was named winner of Pride Union's annual Totally Fabulous Drag Show for the second year in a row. The show took place at… Read more »
SOULscape retreat offers opportunity for reflective discussions
One hundred students applied for 21 spots at a weekend retreat aimed at helping students explore soul-searching questions such as “Who am I?” SOULscape is… Read more »
Finger Lakes offer visitors a variety of ways to explore outdoors
Museums, mountain vistas and waterfalls are just some of the attractions visitors to the Finger Lakes region can enjoy during every season of the year.… Read more »
Thirsty Thursday: Session Premium Lager
I popped the top off of the Session Premium Lager to find an illustration of a pair of scissors underneath the cap. Before even taking… Read more »
Cuneo: Columnist chronicles rise, fall of little league baseball career
Spring training is in the air, and with baseball on the way, I figured I would give you guys a look into the real me.… Read more »
Donyella Dupree, winner of last year's drag show at Syracuse University, works to continue reign
This year Dupree will defend her title at the 13th Annual Totally Fabulous Drag Show, which will be held Friday at 10 p.m. in Goldstein Auditorium and is hosted by Pride Union at Syracuse University. Read more »
SU documentaries receive Emmy nominations from New York chapter
Several times last winter, a van filled with film equipment and members of Syracuse University’s Office of Electronic Media Communications climbed slowly up the hill… Read more »
Beckman: College students should make HIV testing a priority
A new strain of HIV has emerged in Cuba, according to research published in Vice magazine last week. It can develop into AIDS within three… Read more »
Sierra Club to host panel on fossil fuel divestment movement
Colleges from around central New York will participate in a panel on Wednesday night to discuss the movement to divest from fossil fuels. The panel,… Read more »
Work Wednesday: Jeff Rubin
As a child, Jeff Rubin was fascinated by sports. But that fascination didn’t translate to the playing field — as Rubin said he was a… Read more »
Taste in music, art inspires graphic design major's sense of fashion
From free flowing, bohemian and relaxed to sleek, edgy and minimal, sophomore graphic design major Sofia Russo draws style inspiration from her varied taste in… Read more »
Adam DeVine entertains crowd at Goldstein Auditorium with raunchy jokes
Adam DeVine said he was flattered when a fan told him that he had a tight butthole. “This is where the ‘Pitch Perfect’ fans are… Read more »
SU Spanish professor publishes book influenced by 1970s local romance
While working at WCNY as a radio personality during the 1970s, Antonio Casale spent three years listening to hundreds of callers, complaints and stories. It… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Daniel Collins
Daniel Collins wanted a tattoo with meaning, so he went with his family crest. Embodied with historical meaning, it is also a portrayal of his… Read more »
Artist ose. overcomes shyness to perform live, will release 1st album in March
Wise men stay calm. That’s Osamede Ogbeide’s mantra for 2015, one he coined himself. Ogbeide, an undeclared sophomore in the College of Arts and Sciences… Read more »
SU Nourish International fundraises to build sustainable communities in Uganda
Students from Syracuse University’s Nourish International chapter are fundraising to return to Uganda in May to help improve local communities — this time, using an… Read more »
Gipson: Lunar New Year traditions offer insight into Singaporean cultural
You can tell it’s Lunar New Year in Singapore: the streets are dead, the shops are empty and my school is quiet. This is one… Read more »
