Wardrobe Wednesday: Amina Isa
Amina Isa loves a polished, hipster-inspired style for spring and summer. An avid Topshop shopper, the sophomore public relations major loves how she can buy… Read more »
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Kathleen Joyce: Assistant dean excites students for future at SU, life after graduation
An orange teapot with blue polka dots; an oar from the Syracuse University rowing team; Otto plush toys and bobble heads; 10 vintage SU basketball… Read more »
Meghan Sinisi: The Orange Girl embodies SU spirit by supporting teams with baton twirling
Meghan Sinisi was nine years old when she first twirled fire. Nearly 10 years later, standing before a crowd in front of Carnegie Library on… Read more »
Welcome to the Parti: Architecture professor bridges function, aesthetics in exhibit
Jonathan Louie stands, hands on his hips, examining his latest architectural installation. The structure in front of him is a mixture of polished mirrors, hanging… Read more »
Cregan: French Easter celebrations create new traditions for abroad students
Easter means different things to different people. It can be a time of religious devotion and family get-togethers, the end of 40 days without chocolate… Read more »
Beast mode: After 16 years off, Afghan Whigs bring back dynamic grunge roots for revival attempt
Revival efforts are tricky. When a band breaks up, even for the most amicable reasons, it sends a message that the story is over. That… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Jessica Reuveni
Of Jessica Reuveni’s five tattoos, her first has the most spontaneous story. As a senior in high school, the currently sophomore social work major had… Read more »
Alicia Verdile: Senior strives to make most of campus experience through involvement in SU organizations
Of the dozen activities Alicia Verdile participates in at Syracuse University, none seem more treasured than the one represented by the necklace she wears around… Read more »
Jamaican me hungry: Jamerican Diner serves up comforting island dishes in happy, welcoming atmosphere
Strong-flavored foods can be comforting too, and my trip to Jamerican Diner proved just that. I drive past this diner all the time on East… Read more »
Megan Marshall: Student comedian brings school spirit, enthusiasm to SU
Megan Marshall has lived in Arizona, California, Nebraska and Ohio — but Syracuse University is the only place she calls home. “When I first came… Read more »
Family man: Student fundraises for younger brother to attend top-flight high school for football
One day three years ago, Maurison Midy watched a neighborhood game of tackle football in the field behind his apartment complex in Stamford, Conn. Of… Read more »
Meet Monday: Scott Stabbert
On the season premiere of “Teen Wolf,” Scott Stabbert’s phone inbox blew up with text messages from his friends who had just seen him sitting… Read more »
Active Minds raises mental health awareness with community mural
Nearly 1,100 suicides are projected to occur on college campuses this year. This statistic comes from Active Minds, a national student-run organization aimed at eradicating… Read more »
McDonell: Image recognition apps allow users to take inspiration from others' wardrobes
Have you ever seen someone’s outfit and loved it so much that you just wanted to know where they got it, but didn’t want to… Read more »
Tock it out: Students design anti-social media app to combat phone addiction
Rachel Samples and Jacquie Greco want you to look them in the eyes when they’re talking to you. That’s why they created Tock, an anti-social… Read more »
DeBaise: Difficult post-graduation job search parallels awkward dating etiquette
Perhaps the only thing more upsetting than a 50-degree drop in temperature over a 24-hour period is the notion that these bat-sh*t ridiculous weather patterns… Read more »
Fright night: Salt City Horrorfest revives classic scary movies, slasher flicks on nostalgic 35mm film
If running from pumpkin-headed ghouls and reciting “Candyman” three times in front of a dusty mirror are two of your favorite pastimes, this weekend’s Salt… Read more »
TAP dance team collaborates with Nourish International for fundraiser
For one night, music groups, dance groups and comedy groups will come together to raise money for one cause. TAP and Nourish International will host… Read more »
Thirsty Thursday: Magic Hat Pistil
After too many months of putting up with brutal winter weather, spring has finally sprung, and anticipating the return of everybody’s favorite weed — no,… Read more »
Space man: Hardwell impresses sold-out crowd during energetic performance at F-Shed
Hardwell proved to be easy to love during an out-of-this-world performance at the F-Shed at the Market. All of the usual characters — young, neon-toting… Read more »
Hip-hop workshop provides students, teachers with outlet for creativity
With finals week approaching, a diverse group of students and teachers came together in Hendricks Chapel on Tuesday night to participate in an evening of… Read more »
Wardrobe Wednesday: Alara Basul
Alara Basul, a senior writing and rhetoric major, believes that small details can go a long way. Pictured wearing a Topshop blouse, a pair of… Read more »
Scouting report: “Draft Day” appeals to football diehards, casual fans
Your typical sports movies either include an aging superstar looking for redemption, a true team of underdogs taking down a juggernaut or other cliches about… Read more »
Zukin: Young adults shouldn't feel pressured by media to lose virginity
If you are a college-aged virgin, you are a minority. According to The Atlantic, the average American loses his or her virginity at the age… Read more »
