Malliaros: Bullying hurts image of fashion industry
In its first year hopping across the pond from New York to London, the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show has been making headlines. According to the New… Read more »
Culture
Syracuse institution features old classics, wide beer selection
Like any great city, Syracuse has that one restaurant that turns into a local institution — a place that has its own way of doing… Read more »
SU Drama opens second production of fall season with 'Stepping Out''
Tap dancing is more than just a dance form for some. It can be a way to connect to the inner self or a means… Read more »
Students design 'Family. Life.' project for 1st workshop
To junior Jay Getman, family is a challenge. To junior Zhiye Jin, family is a feeling of missing something when you are not around them.… Read more »
Meet Monday: Irfan Uraizee
Irfan Uraizee helped create a new platform for the news — through virtual reality. “If you’re reading or watching a story it can become passive,”… Read more »
Sway Calloway offers journalism advice, discusses role of hip-hop in personal life
Christopher Wallace. Tupac Shakur. Marshall Mathers. Sway Calloway. These are just a few names that have shaped the background of hip-hop culture. On Thursday night,… Read more »
WhAt Theatre will perform backwards play ‘slasreveR neveS’
Nothing about WhAT Theatre’s upcoming show makes sense. The words are backwards, the plot is backwards and male actors say lines written for female actors… Read more »
Four Seasons Golf and Ski Center offers ski, snow tubing, snowboarding
As the snow nears and students don their ankle-length parkas, there is less motivation to spend time out and about, and much more eagerness to… Read more »
Thirsty Thursday: Peak Organic Brewing Company IPA
In recent years, the organic food movement has swept through grocery stores like wildfire. The new Trader Joe’s that opened on Erie Boulevard just last… Read more »
Cash Cash pumps up crowd in final Bandersnatch show of fall semester
When Cash Cash was first signed to a record label, the group didn’t know what to call itself. Jean Paul Makhlouf, one of the group’s… Read more »
Schweikert: No-Shave November allows for self-expression, poses many challenges
As we get closer to the third full week of November, the decay of autumn that leads to winter is becoming more and more obvious.… Read more »
New York University students develop app to send leftover food to service organizations
Two juniors at New York University are creating a website and app to tackle hunger with a simple idea: connect corporate events with leftover foods… Read more »
Students participate in Semester at Sea, travel to 14 countries
One hundred and eight days, 16 cities, 14 countries. Instead of studying abroad in one location, Syracuse University students Laura Singer and Brady Burke are… Read more »
Work Wednesday: Dominick Valentino
Dominick Valentino considers his job at Ernie Davis Dining Center to be the most important thing in his life. “If I didn’t have a job,… Read more »
Syracuse University Recordings to promote student musicians in showcase
When Osamede Ogbeide went to a party earlier this semester, he wasn’t expecting to perform one of his original alternative hip-hop songs. “I was very… Read more »
Silvarole: Sexual desires shouldn't influence decision-making
Get this — everyone who’s ever told you to stop thinking with your wiener wasn’t totally right. Human testes have a much higher number of… Read more »
Freshman Dayna DiJoseph shares five essential fashion items
Dayna DiJoseph says her style makes no sense. “I have everything in my closet, from this one pair of high top leather sneakers that have… Read more »
Roth: Catcalling, street harassment portray machismo culture in Chile
In an average 40-minute commute to my class, I’ll get catcalled from the construction workers across from my bus stop. Men will whistle and say things to me while… Read more »
Clark’s Ale House reopens in new location after four years
When Clark’s Ale House closed four years ago, the owners weren’t sure it was going to ever reopen. During its final week, loyal customers lined… Read more »
Spanish theater troupe to perform ‘Entre Marta y Lope’ in Grant Auditorium with subtitles
The Spanish Shakespeare is coming to Syracuse University. The Madrid-based theater company Fundación Siglo de Oro will perform “Entre Marta y Lope,” at 8 p.m.… Read more »
Samba Laranja plays Brazilian music, releases third album
Elisa Macedo Dekaney sees her music as a community experience. That’s why she founded the Brazilian music ensemble, Samba Laranja, at Syracuse University with her… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Brontë Schmit
The words tattooed on Brontë Schmit’s rib cage are more than just lines from a poem. They represent years of suffering and her decision to… Read more »
Limp Lizard provides perfect combination of local atmosphere, delicious barbecue
A local bar is a gathering spot where everyone shares some laughs, has a few drinks and eats great food. It’s a place for football… Read more »
Sophomore raises money for spinal surgery through GoFundMe campaign
Walking from the Martin J. Whitman School of Management to Grant Auditorium in a span of 10 minutes was painful for Kyle Barnett. “People would… Read more »
