First SU dance marathon to benefit local children's hospital
A whole new party is coming to Syracuse University. SU students will dance the night away in OttoTHON, the first ever dance marathon created for… Read more »
Culture
Tattoo Tuesday: Sam Linabury
When Sam Linabury sat down in the barbershop during his junior year of high school, he had no idea he was in for more than… Read more »
Roth: Abroad columnist experiences challenges making Chilean friends
As international students from the United States, my friend and I were discussing the process of making friends while being a foreigner in a new… Read more »
Gallery: 2014 Great New York State Fair
The Great New York State Fair hosts a variety of amusement park rides, distinct treats and a wide range of musical acts each year. The fair's new management… Read more »
Schweikert: SU mascot should reflect school's party culture
It’s a reply that has plagued many of us since high school. Whenever you tell someone that you attend Syracuse University, they always, always come back… Read more »
SU student lands role in hit political drama ‘House of Cards’
After the purchase of one Amtrak ticket, a $70 cab fare and two nerve-wracking weeks of waiting, junior Keely Sullivan had finally received the call.… Read more »
A fair to remember: New management brings in 63 rides to The Great New York State Fair
A day that includes views from 100 feet in the air, the live birth of a cow, a butter sculpture, animatronic dinosaurs and a cool… Read more »
Thirsty Thursday: Tangerine Wheat Ale
Surviving the weeklong classroom yawn that is syllabus week deserves a celebratory beer. And since we’re at Syracuse University, why not choose one loaded in… Read more »
Explore 44 extends SU orientation
For new students, finding out about the activities and opportunities offered at Syracuse University can be overwhelming, but this year they have 44 easy options.… Read more »
All Black Everything: Jet Black owner gives insight on fall trends, running store
As the owner of four fashion boutiques, Amanda Gold is no stranger to fashion and popular trends. One of her boutiques, Jet Black, is located… Read more »
'There's a reason we do art': Redhouse Arts Center engages community, announces new location
This year marks the Redhouse Arts Center’s 10th anniversary, and the non-profit organization has begun to move from its original building into the old Sibley’s department store on Salina Street. Read more »
Blanchard: Underclassmen should start early, utilize SU resources to prevent freshman 15
Freshman year, I felt invincible. The freedom to study, socialize, sleep, eat and essentially do whatever you want, when you want is new and exciting.… Read more »
Work Wednesday: Medina Aboui
Medina Aboui considers herself to be a mother of the first-year student body at Syracuse University. While Aboui is kept busy with her daily operations… Read more »
Gone Grill: SU alumni react to Marshall Street staple Cosmos' unknown future
More than half a century of Marshall Street history came to a halt this summer, and students, alumni and faculty are speaking out. Cosmos Pizza… Read more »
Note-worthy: A capella group releases album named after signature attire
Orange Appeal, an all-male a capella group, has been making crowds go wild since 1997 with its signature Chuck Taylors, ties and black button-down shirts. On… Read more »
Syracuse University ranks as top 50 LGBT-friendly campus
There’s a new ranking Syracuse University can be proud about. On August 15, SU was ranked on the top 50 list of LGBT-friendly colleges and… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Hannah Karr
On Sept. 23, 2011, sophomore Hannah Karr lost her best friend. Karr, an undecided sophomore in the College of Arts and Sciences, designed a tattoo… Read more »
Roth: Adventures abroad detach columnist from life at home
I’m not always a fan of social media, but I owe it to Facebook that I’m still connected to life in the United States. Without… Read more »
Fast Forward winner to paint Mount steps
Climbing the stairs to the Mount is about to get a little more colorful. Sophomore Madelyn Minicozzi’s Fast Forward Syracuse project, Mural on the Mount,… Read more »
Good Catch: Food, alluring atmosphere at Riley's provide comfortable dining experience
Syracuse’s Northside neighborhood is a not-so-hidden gem planted in the middle of the city. It’s a cultural hot spot; an intersection between new immigrants and… Read more »
I Can Hear the Bells: Hendricks Chapel proves popular, spiritually diverse location for summer weddings
Perpendicular to the Quad sits Hendricks Chapel, known for its commitment to diversity and acceptance. During the school year, it is no stranger to guest… Read more »
Malliaros: Students should dress to impress on first day of class
There’s only one chance for a first impression. One person — yes, you — controls the outcome of those first moments meeting somebody. If you… Read more »
Meet Monday: JP Hadley
Audiences drive freshman JP Hadley’s passion for music. Hadley, a newspaper and online journalism major, expresses that passion through DJing and writing for a music… Read more »
Be advised: Advisers find balance between authority roles, resident friendships
When Emily O’Hara walked into her first floor meeting freshman year, she was intimidated. She didn’t know anyone and everyone in the room was shy.… Read more »
