Students perform in Pride Union's 13th Annual Totally Fabulous Drag Show Preliminaries
Clad in everything from black patent leather pumps and a blonde wig to Daisy Dukes and a Budweiser tank top, drag performer Milk warned people… Read more »
Culture
Cuneo: Columnist gives love advice for establishing relationships at SU
As a humor columnist, I know everything about love. Love and laughter are synonymous — it’s why Taylor Swift isn’t funny. I mean, come on,… Read more »
Otto the Orange to deliver Valentine’s Day messages, gifts
Last year on Valentine’s Day, Vanessa Tryon was at work when she walked downstairs unsuspectingly, only to be surprised by Otto the Orange holding a… Read more »
Syracuse hot spots offer romantic Valentine’s Day specials, events
Valentine’s Day is approaching, and people are looking hard for the best deals on this special day. Places around the Syracuse area will be having… Read more »
Married alumni reflect on beginning of relationship formed at Syracuse University
When they were freshmen at Syracuse University in 1949, Zoe and Ed Veasey went on a blind date that their roommates set up. Ed thought… Read more »
Thirsty Thursday: Porkslap Pale Ale
Two pigs exuberantly jump into the air, arms raised and legs flailing, in a scene of genuine celebration. That’s the first thing I notice on… Read more »
Zamboni Revolution to perform first show of semester
The improv group Zamboni Revolution will perform its first show of the semester Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Arnold M. Grant Auditorium. The hour-long… Read more »
Man buns, 'lumbersexual' look make men look trendy, grungy
Celebrities, like Jared Leto and Bradley Cooper, have embraced the man bun. The man bun is hard to define, being somewhere between hyper-masculine in its… Read more »
Beckman: Viewers should distinguish between BDSM, abuse in '50 Shades of Grey'
This Saturday is the day we’ve all been waiting for. No, not Valentine’s Day — I’m talking about the theatrical release of “50 Shades of… Read more »
Production of ‘The Vagina Monologues’ to promote female empowerment, sexuality
As someone who has experienced sexism in the past, Clare Keaney said joining Students Advocating Sexual Safety and Empowerment “just made sense.” “I’ve been catcalled,… Read more »
Work Wednesday: Frederick Morse
Frederick Morse Jr. spends his time as an educator, teaching students about topics that are normally hushed by society. Morse, who works at Vera House,… Read more »
Office of Engagement Programs to create alternative Spring Break
Instead of traveling to warmer, tropical places or spending days lounging on the couch, Syracuse University students will have the opportunity to give back to… Read more »
Baseball, experiences at SU influence author Stephen Crane
Author Stephen Crane was more interested in baseball, women and fraternity life at Syracuse University than he was in his studies. But the sights, smells… Read more »
Gipson: LGBT community makes slow advancements in Singapore
As much as it hurt, I officially ended my first relationship last weekend. The 10,000-mile distance further complicated an already intricate situation that could not… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Alexa Abdalla
Alexa Abdalla’s fascination with Egypt is depicted by her tattoo of the Eye of Horus, an ancient Egyptian symbol of protection. Even though Abdalla, a… Read more »
Drummer Jason Sutter of Smash Mouth to visit SU as part of lecture series
Having grown up in Potsdam, New York, a town just two hours north of Syracuse, drummer Jason Sutter considers Syracuse University a “hometown university.” Now… Read more »
Friends form rock band ‘Pizza Party’ in South Campus apartment
It all started with a T-shirt and a pizza box. Jesse Katzenstein, a sophomore in the Bandier Program, was looking for inspiration to name the… Read more »
Orange Bachelorette: SU alumna Ashley Iaconetti is eliminated from 'The Bachelor'
Love hurts. It especially hurts for Syracuse University alumna, Ashley Iaconetti, who was eliminated on Monday night’s episode of “The Bachelor.” Her journey to win… Read more »
Meet Monday: Dylan Lowther
Dylan Lowther received his first acceptance from Syracuse University in 2013. But instead of joining the class of 2017, he took a gap year in… Read more »
New Zealand dance group to perform at Goldstein Auditorium
New Zealand’s leading contemporary dance group, Black Grace, will perform in Goldstein Auditorium in the Schine Student Center on Monday at 8 p.m. The core… Read more »
Newly opened Modern Malt restaurant offers all-day breakfast, savory dishes
With its breakfast specialty, Barney Rubble, featuring French toast coated in crushed Fruity Pebbles, maple syrup, strawberry-ginger jam, sweetened butter and creme anglaise, I am… Read more »
SUNY-ESF sophomore creates drawings in snow using only footprints
Heidi Faulkner, a sophomore conservation biology major in the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry, creates drawings in the snow by walking paths that form large pictures. Read more »
McDonell: Shorts, rompers stray away from traditional wedding attire
When someone says the word wedding, I picture men in black tuxedos and a bride coming down the aisle in a voluminous white ball gown… Read more »
