Grave expectations
Pulp took classic Halloween costumes and updated them with a college twist. Each costume is do-it-yourself and can be made within 10 minutes. They can… Read more »
Culture
Paranormal activity
She’s roamed the majestic halls of the Landmark Theatre for more than 80 years wearing a simple white dress and smelling distinctly of lilacs. She’ll… Read more »
Local attractions offer partying alternatives
SCOPE Haunted House Can’t make it off campus? Don’t worry, on Oct. 30, the South Campus Organization for Programming Excellence will bring the fright and… Read more »
Assistant pagan chaplains discuss Samhain, Halloween relationship
The Daily Orange sat down with Hendricks Chapel’s assistant pagan chaplains, Kurt Hohmann and Timothy Nortz, to discuss the relationship between the Pagan holiday Samhain… Read more »
Night at the mausoleum
Right off Comstock Avenue lies Oakwood Cemetery, the home to more than 66,000 bodies. It’s the home to Anna Short Harrington, the face of Aunt… Read more »
Bangarang: Skrillex shows off new album at F-Shed at the Market
Halloween came early this year. Fans wearing costumes watched world famous electronic dance music artist Skrillex perform at The F-Shed at the Market on Wednesday… Read more »
Students aim to finish Mural on the Mount by Nov. 2
A picture is worth a thousand words. But, for students at Syracuse University, a mural is worth even more. Madelyn Minicozzi, one of the 13… Read more »
Award-winning country duo Thompson Square to perform concert at Destiny USA
For country music lovers, or maybe those who just want a shot at riding the mechanical bull, this weekend provides the perfect opportunity. The country… Read more »
Thirsty Thursday: Dixie Blackened Voodoo Lager
One of my favorite memories took place in London when my mom and dad came to visit while I was studying abroad. A day spent… Read more »
Students raise donations for local resident living without water, power, electricity
Most students living on Livingston Avenue handle the infamous Syracuse winters by simply turning up their thermostat. This is not an option for their neighbor,… Read more »
The Mr. Shop boutique offers high-end menswear
Mr. Shop, a family-owned business, prides itself on being a modern, high-end men’s store. Though the Armory Square men’s boutique has been around since 1990,… Read more »
Work Wednesday: Rochelle Ford
Rochelle Ford considers her work in the public relations department of the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications her “ministry.” Ford joined the Newhouse faculty… Read more »
Silvarole: Irrational fear of Ebola fuels mass hysteria, affects learning opportunities
Have you sneezed today? You might have Ebola. The irrational fear of a pending apocalypse is surging through many American minds lately, thanks to three… Read more »
Orange Girl alumna endows twirling scholarship for SUMB
When Janet Dean was searching for the perfect college more than 50 years ago, she had a specific requirement: a school where she could twirl.… Read more »
914Works to exhibit 21 paintings in “Painting Alumni Retrospective”
Homecoming ended more than a week ago, but now 50 years of Syracuse University’s art history is coming back to campus. Starting Tuesday, the work… Read more »
Village celebrates 75th Anniversary of ‘The Wizard of Oz’
Twenty minutes east of Syracuse, a yellow brick road runs down the middle of a small village and a large Tin Man greets its visitors… Read more »
Soloist writes music to give back to community, works on releasing first EP
As a songwriter, Julia Wolfe aims to help the community. “The reason that I even write music and the reason why I appreciate music so… Read more »
Roth: Stereotypes influence Chileans' views of American people
A Chilean friend led the mix of Americans and Chileans to a restaurant for my friend’s birthday celebration. He claimed the place was super cheap… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Felicia Neuhof
Felicia Neuhof’s father used to call her “Sunshine.” Her wrist tattoo, which includes a sun pattern drawn around a Celtic knot, represents an eternal bond… Read more »
Local Syracuse resident remembers brother through film
One Syracuse family didn’t bury its past. They recreated it. Evan Schoeberlein of Baldwinsville, New York passed away of a malignant cancer called Ewing’s sarcoma… Read more »
Marshall Street restaurant offers tasty, savory crepes
No other restaurant on Marshall Street looks quite like it. Distinguished with its pink and brown palette, spray-painted exterior sign and the wafting smell of… Read more »
Meet Monday: Ben Marggraf
Like Thomas Edison and Steve Jobs, many great inventors who made history started out as students. Ben Marggraf knows this all too well. Marggraf, a… Read more »
43rd annual United Way Campaign begins fundraising for programs
As students entered the Shine Student Center Thursday, Otto sprang into action, giving high fives, jumping up and down and going through all his signature… Read more »
