SU students display work at 914Works Gallery competition
As a resident of Aurora, Colorado, Paul Weiner was personally affected by the shootings that injured 70 and killed 12 people at a nearby theater.… Read more »
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Don't sweat it: Pulp's guide to looking good and feeling good while working out
As annual domestic denim sales continue to drop, active wear leaps forward. Sportswear is making a name for itself within the industry, gaining attention from… Read more »
Work Wednesday: Shaan Baren
Shaan Baren’s cousin started the company Fresh Prints at University of Pennsylvania. When Baren heard about it, he immediately jumped on board and became involved… Read more »
Students to teach empathy in local community
Syeisha Byrd has strong connections to the Syracuse City School District. She is a proud graduate of Fowler High School, a member of the superintendent… Read more »
Senior uses late aunt’s journals for VPA thesis
When Morgan Edgecomb was 8 years old, her aunt died of a heart attack. Now, as a senior art photography major in the College of… Read more »
Beckman: Health services should encourage students to get tested for STDs
If you don’t want to get the flu, you get a flu shot. If you don’t want to get a sexually transmitted disease or pregnant,… Read more »
Scavenger hunt app HoundDog reaches semi-finals of Student Startup Madness competition
Out of the six Syracuse University teams that entered the Student Startup Madness competition, only the app HoundDog remains. HoundDog allows consumers and brands to… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Nicholas Leonardis
Tattooed on Nicholas Leonardis’ right shoulder, the letters “SPQR” portray his love for Roman culture. SPQR, an acronym from the Latin phrase “Senatus Populusque Romanus,”… Read more »
Parents fundraise for scholarship in memory of SU student
Miles Reme loved sports — so much so that his parents have been actively fundraising for a scholarship to give to student athletes at his… Read more »
Bandier students form electronic dance music group by using knowledge of industry
One year ago, a trio of Bandier students combined their music industry knowledge and friendship to create the electronic dance music group, LIPSTIK. Sophomores Rowan… Read more »
Gipson: Food acts as cultural staple in Singapore
Let’s face it — we all hate forced, insincere small talk because it’s impersonal and has no real purpose but to fill awkward silence. Singaporean… Read more »
Orange Bachelorette: Ashley Iaconetti reveals virgin status to Chris Soules
The Bachelor is a program that encourages speaking from the heart. During Monday’s episode, contestant and Syracuse University alumna Ashley Iaconetti finally opened up about… Read more »
Meet Monday: Henry Nelson
Henry Nelson was first exposed to the practice of freeganism when he worked as a full-time volunteer at Fair Foods Inc. in Boston. Freeganism is… Read more »
McDonell: National audiences should credit designers at red carpet events
All designers dream of having a celebrity wear their most extravagant creation on the red carpet. The lights and the cameras are all drawn to… Read more »
Cheap, simple Bhutanese menu at Red Dragon House makes for good comfort food
Red Dragon House would more adequately be described as a bar than a restaurant. Tucked into a small, beige painted building on the corner of… Read more »
Sugar coated: Simple treats to make using spoons, sweets
A spoonful of sugar has never been so sweet. Whether it’s something to eat by itself or to put in a warm drink, Pulp has… Read more »
Syracuse super fan names child ‘Cuse’
For Michael Dow, his “addiction” with Syracuse University sports stretches far beyond his three Syracuse tattoos — for him, ‘Cuse has a deeper meaning. “I… Read more »
Cuneo: Girlfriend essential to making it through Syracuse winter
Humans are like bears. We have hair, eat copious amounts of honey and when it’s wintertime, we are ready to settle down. What makes the… Read more »
Hawthorne String Quartet, painter to remember Holocaust
A world-renowned landscape painter will be painting in front of an audience this weekend to music composed in a World War II concentration camp as… Read more »
Thirsty Thursday: Goose Island 312 Urban Wheat Ale
On the bank of Lake Michigan, Chicago, or the Windy City — as it’s commonly called — boasts an incredible art scene, successful professional sports… Read more »
Lotus bassist discusses upcoming performance at The F-shed at The Market
Lotus, a multi-genre band whose sound incorporates elements of rock, electronica, jazz, hip-hop and jam, will perform at The F-Shed at The Market Jan. 24… Read more »
Freshman pays for college by modeling for major clothing brands, fashion magazines
Between rounds of scanning the beach for swimmers wandering too far into the ocean in the summer of 2013, Jordan Roney got off his five-foot… Read more »
Top it off: 5 hats to complement any winter outfit
Hats are having a fashion moment. The once underrated accessory made its comeback when Pharell Williams stepped onto the 2014 Grammy Awards red carpet sporting… Read more »
