Meet Monday: Scott Kevy
To Scott Kevy, sports can be used for good. It can bring a people in a community together. Kevy, a senior sport management major, received… Read more »
Culture
Thundercakes to offer same-day delivery
The Thundercakes menu is about to get even sweeter. Thundercakes, a delivery-only dessert business, will reopen and start a promotion called the Thunderous 5 on… Read more »
Malliaros: Topshop flagship on Fifth Avenue will bring European style to US
Topshop has officially entered Midtown Manhattan’s retail heaven with a four-level American flagship on Fifth Avenue and 49th Street. The flagship store is a showcase for the… Read more »
Librarian reflects on fall, effect of Berlin Wall during 25th anniversary
In December of 1989, Peter Verheyen was chipping away at the remains of the Berlin Wall. Verheyen, who lived in West Germany from 1984–87, went to Berlin… Read more »
Thirsty Thursday: Golden Monkey
One of my favorite takeout places is Bleu Monkey Cafe on Marshall Street. Nothing compares to a chicken bento box, complete with a veggie spring… Read more »
Schweikert: Illness comes at worst times for college students
A few weeks ago, I woke up with what felt like a flaming golf ball in my throat. In my morning grogginess I figured one of… Read more »
SUArt Galleries to display creations of staff, faculty for first time in 8 years
Some say, “if you can’t do, teach.” But professors in the College of Visual and Performing Arts are showing that you can do both. The… Read more »
Syracuse Beer Fest emphasizes festival experience, features beers across US
For the thirstiest of the ‘Cuse nation, one way to kick off Syracuse Beer Week is with the Syracuse Beer Festival. American On Tap, the… Read more »
Point Loma Nazarene University works to fund scholarship for survivors of human trafficking
Students, faculty and volunteers from Point Loma Nazarene University are creating a scholarship that will allow survivors of human trafficking to get a college education.… Read more »
To Myslice and beyond: Registration guide
Class registration starts Nov. 12, and if you don’t know which classes to pick, Pulp has you covered with our Spring 2015 class registration guide.… Read more »
Work Wednesday: Jordan West
Jordan West is working to make students feel uncomfortable. As the graduate assistant for the six-week Conversations About Race and Ethnicity sessions in the Office… Read more »
Silvarole: Columnist offers advice on maintaining long distance relationships
Relationships are like boats — they’re great to say you have, but they’re nothing unless you can take them out on the water and know… Read more »
Return of choker necklaces adds nostalgic ‘90s flair to fall outfits
Students around campus have felt a tinge of nostalgia as the ‘90s choker necklace is making a comeback. Remembered as a staple for grunge teens,… Read more »
Roth: Parents’ visit to Chile results in role reversal, responsibility
I heard my familiar nickname calling me from the international arrivals section of the Santiago airport. “Dani Louuu!” I quickly saw my parents and I… Read more »
Writing Our Lives program inspires local youth to express themselves through writing
When Sherri Williams goes to a Barnes & Noble, she notices the sketches of famous authors on the wall. There’s Edgar Allan Poe, Walt Whitman,… Read more »
Four-piece band Conroy Blanc draws inspiration from 1960s, 1970s California surf music
Without the TV show “Rocket Power,” Conroy Blanc would never exist. The band, named after a character from the Nickelodeon show, formed last April after… Read more »
SU alumnus Elliott DeLine’s “Show Trans” examines transgender issues
For Elliott DeLine, growing up in Syracuse was cold, boring and lonely. But the city molded him into a writer. “I am inspired to write… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Chris Makowski
Chris Makowski’s tattoo is a daily reminder of how he should live his life: with strength, hope and willingness to grow as a person. Makowski,… Read more »
Comedian Kevin Hart debuts new material during sold-out show
Kevin Hart is done lying. Except when the truth isn’t believable, and for Hart, that happens a lot. Hart, known for his stand-up specials and… Read more »
Cozy Japanese restaurant provides relaxing space, filling dishes
A great restaurant has the ability to transport you to another culture. An authentic experience transforms a meal into a journey to another country. Roji… Read more »
Newhouse professor launches class based on BBC series ‘Doctor Who’
Starting next semester, students will be able to take a class based on the popular BBC television series, “Doctor Who.” Although the class is not… Read more »
Malliaros: Birkin bag stays relevant after 30 years despite expensive price
In the world of accessories, there’s nothing remotely similar to the Hermès Birkin bag. Handmade by old-school craftsmen in a historic Paris atelier, the bags are… Read more »
Meet Monday: Kay Tinder
It wasn’t until Kay Tinder joined OrangeSeeds her freshman that she gained confidence to take the lead. “I’m not as hesitant to take lead as… Read more »
Professor finds strength in notes from friends, family
Nestled safely in a back closet inside Carla Lloyd’s home is a green plastic container filled with cards. There are cards from her mother, sister,… Read more »
