Heisler joins Newhouse faculty as distinguished professor, brings experience to classroom
Gregory Heisler is OK being the dumbest guy in the room. That’s what he said, at least, in his interview to become a distinguished professor… Read more »
Culture
Schweikert: Columnist discusses evolution of dance, awkward encounter at party
Have you ever thought about the first person to dance? All the cavemen and cavewomen are sitting around the fire after the mammoth feast, banging… Read more »
Thirsty Thursday: Buffalo Bill’s America’s Original Pumpkin Ale
Come fall, every food product from Pop-Tarts to Pinnacle Vodka gets a new addition to the roster. The invasive flavor sweeps through grocery stores like… Read more »
Work Wednesday: Neven Lochhead
With outrageous, erotic metaphors and cases of teenage psychosexual neuroses, “EVOL” embodies Neven Lochhead’s fascination with videos not constrained by day-to-day logic. A Syracuse University instructor… Read more »
VPA class to execute 'craftivism' art projects across campus
Students may wake up to find doll-sized sweaters, tiny dream-catchers and crocheted cupcakes hanging from tree branches on the Quad on Friday morning. These trinkets… Read more »
Excess Property Store gives new life to used SU furniture, electronics
During her time at the Excess Property Store, Penny Letcher has seen everything from large antique mirrors, nacho chips and a Zamboni ice resurfacer. But… Read more »
Silvarole: Cuddlr's goal of innocent relationships unlikely to succeed
If you’re DTC, there’s a new app for you. Just as long as you’re DTF as well, because there’s basically no hope for a platonic… Read more »
Sophomore mixes hip-hop, high end fashion in wardrobe
Drawing inspiration from hip-hop music, sophomore political science major Sean Boren combines high fashion and street fashion, adding a unique personality to his style. Scoring… Read more »
SU senior to launch online delivery company for local businesses
Three years ago, Hana Fagut wanted a dish from Pastabilities for dinner. Her only problem as a freshman at Syracuse University — she didn’t want… Read more »
Frontman of Mountains & Valleys creates community through music
Merritt Harris is a juggler. In addition to being a husband and a father of two, he is a full-time student at Empire State College… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Cade Halkyard
In New Zealand, Cade Halkyard gained a new perspective on the world. And he’s got a tattoo — a topographic map of Rarotoka, an island… Read more »
Roth: Cultural adaptation curve explains columnist's adjustment to life abroad
On Saturday, I found myself with 30 other foreigners on a city bus we essentially rented to tour through the countryside. We ended up in… Read more »
Asian-American interest fraternity Lambda Phi Epsilon to form new chapter at Syracuse
Syracuse University students are coming up with a new way to promote diversity on campus by bringing the world’s largest Asian-American interest fraternity to campus.… Read more »
Notre Dame fan cheers on Fighting Irish, recalls saving friend
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Without Bob McKeon, the end of Lot L outside MetLife Stadium would have seemed empty Saturday afternoon. If not for McKeon, the… Read more »
Billboard ranks Bandier in top 11 music industry programs
The Bandier Program for Music and the Entertainment Industries strives to prepare students for the competitive music industry after college. And it works — 90… Read more »
Meet Monday: Sarineh Garapetian
When Sarineh Garapetian first started modeling at age 14, she was just helping her design student friends with an accessories advertisement they were creating as… Read more »
Fashion bloggers create own brands, make profits
Pink Peonies, created by Salt Lake City-based blogger Rachel Parcell, began two years ago as an online journal. It was intended to keep her family… Read more »
Jamie’s Pastries and Restaurant provides good food, lacks authenticity
A bright two-tone yellow building, quietly perched in Syracuse’s Near Westside has been transformed into a cozy neighborhood spot. Resembling a house more than a… Read more »
Syracuse Stage opens 42nd season with ‘Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike’
Spike won’t zip his zipper up all the way. Not just yet. “I’m going to leave the zipper a little undone because I know I’m… Read more »
Made at SU: Young artist development agency
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Drama students to perform ‘Matt and Ben’ on Syracuse Stage
Before “Good Will Hunting,” they were just Matt and Ben. Syracuse University students will put on a performance of the two-person comedy play “Matt and… Read more »
Schweikert: Columnist struggles with vegetarian lifestyle
I actually drank the last meat I ever consumed. Yes, that’s correct. Before my vegetarian odyssey began, the last meat I had was in a… Read more »
'Whose Line Is It Anyway' stars to perform improv comedy show in downtown Syracuse
Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood from the improv show “Whose Line Is It Anyway?” will perform at the Crouse Hinds Theater in the Oncenter on… Read more »
Thirsty Thursday: Labatt Apple Harvest Ale
There are certain drinks that men just don’t order, and seasonal ciders are one of them. As enticing as it sounds to drink a crisp,… Read more »
