Schweikert: Students can easily hide from parents on Halloween weekend
If I could dress up like a sexy cat every day, I totally would. We live in an increasingly tolerant world, but it’s still socially… Read more »
Culture
Ontario Orchards offers fresh products, seasonal activities
Orchards aren’t just for apple picking. For the past 49 years, Ontario Orchards has served the community as a year-round farm and market. The 30-acre… Read more »
Thirsty Thursday: Newcastle Werewolf
Thanks to the ‘80s one-hit-wonder Warren Zevon, we all know about the werewolves in London. Newcastle’s Werewolf brew, however, declares on its bottle label that… Read more »
Schine departments to participate in annual pumpkin carving competition
When the maintenance team won the Schine Student Center pumpkin-carving contest in 2012, Phil Benedict “lost his mind,” and ran around the atrium, Bridget Yule… Read more »
Networks offer new standalone streaming services
Say goodbye to the cable bill. The television networks HBO and CBS announced earlier this month that they will soon offer streaming services that will… Read more »
Freshman starts clothing business Snipped and Styled by cutting shirts
When Remi Lubcher was 13, her mother Mari Lubcher yelled at her for cutting up T-shirts and leaving fabric all over the floor. "I would… Read more »
Work Wednesday: Tim Barr
Tim Barr is teaching students a meaningful way to drink. For Barr, an instructor of food studies at Syracuse University for 18 years, this includes… Read more »
Silvarole: Quality of sexual health resources doesn’t mirror students’ knowledge about sex
Syracuse University: No. 1 in partying, No. 9 in sexual health. Makes a great headline, doesn’t it? I’ll admit, ninth out of 140 on Trojan’s… Read more »
Sophomore remembers mother, raises breast cancer awareness
Joyce LaLonde’s mother was too busy living to think about dying. Her mother, Kathy LaLonde, was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2000, but for 13… Read more »
Breast cancer fund keeps local focus in search for cure
Beth Baldwin is never more in demand than when she parks her car in any parking lot around central New York. Written across the side… Read more »
Roth: US fails to embrace influence of international media
With sandals in hand, my friends and I took the scenic route along the beach of Isla Negra, Chile. The rocky beaches, fresh seafood and… Read more »
Varsity Pizza offers new toasted honey bun inspired by Cosmos
For almost 20 years, Matt Friedman has come back to Syracuse University for the WJPZ Birthday Banquet & Reunion Weekend. Each year, Friedman and other… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Stephen Brucker
Stephen Brucker’s tattoos all have one common theme: the importance of family. Brucker, a senior international relations major, grew up with two deaf older brothers… Read more »
Stage name allows Bandier student to pursue music, perform ‘bedroom pop’
Although he is only 20 years old, Lorenzo Cook has been making music for nearly a decade. Cook, a junior in the Bandier Program for… Read more »
Cozy restaurant offers organic, healthy dishes
Too often, healthy food gets a bad rep. It may seem bland, ingredients appear to be foreign and it may not even fill you up.… Read more »
Comedian Jim Gaffigan jokes about food, controversial issues
Jay Z’s “Empire State of Mind” was blasting on the speakers when Jim Gaffigan walked onto the stage at Goldstein Auditorium in the Schine Student… Read more »
Meet Monday: Craig Bobie
The very first animation Craig Bobie created was a snowman. “I just fell in love with it,” Bobie said. “I thought it was the coolest… Read more »
Students, faculty replicate fall of Berlin Wall on 25th anniversary
Peter Verheyen grew up in Germany and was there in 1989 when the Berlin Wall was being chipped away 25 years ago. Verheyen was part… Read more »
‘Dear White People’ combats stereotypes by using satire
Works of comedy can do more than just make people laugh — they can shed light on controversial issues. Friday the satirical film “Dear White… Read more »
Malliaros: Columnist reflects on Oscar de la Renta’s fashion influence
Many in the fashion world consider Oscar de la Renta a friend and an inspiration. He died last Monday at 82 years old from complications… Read more »
'Book of Mormon' shocks, keeps audience laughing throughout performance
In the musical “The Book of Mormon,” Jesus called Elder Price a dick. From the creators of the animated comedy “South Park” comes the equally… Read more »
Comedian Kevin Hart to perform stand-up, show advanced screening of "The Wedding Ringer" at SU on Nov. 2
Actor and comedian Kevin Hart will come to Syracuse University on Nov. 2 to perform stand-up and show an advanced screening of his movie "The Wedding… Read more »
Skrillex attracts Halloween crowd, mixes popular songs at F-Shed
Halloween came early this year. Bunny suits, animal masks, rainbow tutus, Native American headdresses and copious amounts of glitter were seen at The F-Shed at… Read more »
