Roth: Columnist reflects on what she learned during semester abroad in Chile
Armed with a half-full cart in Líder, Walmart’s Chilean chain, my host father and I were on the hunt for cranberry sauce. We asked more… Read more »
Culture
Junior brings talent for singing, dancing, acting to Syracuse Stage’s ‘Hairspray’
For Austin Holmes, his dream role took priority over a big opportunity. Holmes, who won “Syracuse Idol” in 2012, decided to turn down his “American… Read more »
Greek life organizations raise money, awareness for Prostate Cancer Foundation
For some Syracuse University students in Greek life, having a mustache has never had such an important cause. During the month of November, the Greek… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Shantelle Cuevas
After her grandfather's death, Shantelle Cuevas remembers him for his generous heart. Cuevas, a junior biology and forensics major, got her tattoo during her freshman… Read more »
Billy Joel to perform at Carrier Dome in March for record 7th time
Tickets for the show on March 20, 2015 go on sale this Saturday. Read more »
Meet Monday: Sydney Tracey
While most people recognize superheroes for fighting crime and beating bad guys, freshman Sydney Tracey sees something they’ve overlooked. Tracey, a television, radio and film… Read more »
#Unselfie campaign increases social media involvement between nonprofits, communities
For the past few days, social media feeds have been clogged with selfies from friends and family reunited over Thanksgiving Break. But on Tuesday, The… Read more »
Otto Tunes to sing in Radio City Christmas Spectacular pre-show
Never say no to a gig. This is one belief that members of Syracuse University’s all-male a capella group Otto Tunes stands by, and one… Read more »
Mello Velo Bicycle Shop & Cafe offers cozy atmosphere, bike culture despite high prices
Tucked away from the commotion of Syracuse University and located in the heart of Westcott is a combination bike shop and cafe with a cozy… Read more »
Comedian John Mulaney finds humor in family, personal life
When comedian John Mulaney arrived in Syracuse, he was unprepared to face the weather. He was in need of a winter coat, so he took… Read more »
Thanksgiving day dinners share similarities with college parties
As much as I love Syracuse, I can't wait to get out of here for the week. The Garden State's slightly higher temperatures, strip malls,… Read more »
Food drive for local families receives low turnout
A Syracuse University food drive is helping to ensure families in Syracuse won’t have to worry about a holiday meal. The SU Office of Engagement… Read more »
Cornell professors develop two apple varieties specifically for New York state
Researchers at Cornell University have developed two new varieties of apple to be grown exclusively in New York state. SnapDragon is already available in local… Read more »
O.A.R. bass player Benj Gershman discusses band’s future plans, upcoming fall tour
Rock band O.A.R. will perform at The F-Shed at the Market on Friday night with opening act Andy Grammer. The Daily Orange spoke with O.A.R.… Read more »
Thirsty Thursday: Ellicottville Brewing Company Blueberry Wheat
As the first real snowfall touched down in Syracuse this past weekend, I once again found myself enchanted by the graceful flakes as they fell… Read more »
Verbal Blend's Take the Mic Poetry Slam celebrates spoken word in its 5th year
For Cedric Bolton, the mic represents life. “Students should want to take the mic in life. The mic represents a metaphor for life in general,… Read more »
Work Wednesday: John Michael
John Michael began working at a shoe store in eighth grade and hasn’t stopped since. Michael opened J Michael Shoes in 1983 and more than… Read more »
Winter is coming: Beanies provide warmth, trendy look for cold weather
Brace yourselves, Syracuse. The cold weather is back. Even though sandals are being traded in for winter boots, style doesn’t have to be sacrificed. Pulp… Read more »
Student focuses on mental disorders for senior collection
Miranda Watson, a senior fashion design major, grew up in an “artsy” household — her mother has been an active painter for 40 years and… Read more »
Roth: Trip to desert highlights Chile's geographic diversity
With a stray dog trailing along, my friends and I walked to the edge of the 2,500-person town of San Pedro de Atacama. This dusty… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Victoria Ruzzo
Although Victoria Ruzzo only knew her great grandmother for a short amount of time, the rose tattooed on her left shoulder symbolizes the influence she… Read more »
Protesters at sit-in build sense of community in Crouse-Hinds
It was 11:30 p.m. and for THE General Body protesters, that meant it was time for “human stuff.” Surrounding them is an administration that has… Read more »
Students use radio show to promote R&B music at SU
Alexandra Mayo stood up in front of her class last year and made an announcement. Mayo, a junior in the Bandier Program for Music and… Read more »
Kickstarter campaign raises money for sketch comedy show “South Canada”
Desperate to raise money for his new sketch comedy pilot, a recent Syracuse University alumnus took to Kickstarter and was willing to get tattoos of… Read more »
