Bread over heels: Attilio's Restaurant and Bar makes up for lackluster service with bread, pasta
I left Attilio’s Restaurant and Bar feeling the same as I did when I first arrived — thinking that the restaurant’s service was under par.… Read more »
Culture
McDonell: Runway shows should emphasize clothes that are wearable, functional
Runway shows are meant to be dramatic — the lights, the music, the crazy outfits with super high stilettos. But they’re not meant to be… Read more »
Meet Monday: Jeff Kurkjian
Jeff Kurkjian loves being on stage. And, as President of Otto Tunes, he finds himself there quite frequently. “Performing has always been a passion for… Read more »
Like 'Old' times: Danny Brown kicks off new tour with a bang at Schine Underground
Set to embark on a nationwide tour to promote his recent album “Old,” Danny Brown brought his unique style to Syracuse on Wednesday night to… Read more »
Thirsty Thursday: Curious Traveler Shandy
It’s finally warming up in Syracuse, if only for a couple of days, and to celebrate the arrival of spring, I chose a warm-weather favorite… Read more »
Glass act: Syracuse Stage interprets classic Tennessee Williams play “The Glass Menagerie”
Syracuse Stage’s mission is to boldly interpret the plays it produces, and even a playwright as iconic to American theater as Tennessee Williams is no… Read more »
DeBaise: April Fools prank dashes columnist's dreams of being Pokémon Master
Waking up Wednesday was like waking up from a fantastic, incredible dream and realizing you didn’t actually win a million dollars and have a torrid… Read more »
Relay For Life's top contributors share their stories
Correction: In a previous version of this article, Todd Long's involvement with Relay For Life was misstated. Long is a participant in Relay For Life… Read more »
No satisfaction: "Divergent" refuses to deviate from dystopian movie tropes
For moviegoers who enjoyed the world that Suzanne Collins helped create in “The Hunger Games,” “Divergent” will probably be a fun watch. But it doesn’t… Read more »
Zukin: Despite what media shows, body hair is natural, healthy
Spring has sprung in Syracuse, and now that the temperature has passed 50 degrees, students start thinking about breaking out the bikinis. However, we may… Read more »
Schmidt happens: “New Girl” actor Max Greenfield cracks jokes, gives advice
On a campus where students are no strangers to large lecture halls, actor Max Greenfield took his turn behind the lectern on Tuesday night. Standing… Read more »
Q&A with “New Girl” actor Max Greenfield
The Daily Orange sat down with Max Greenfield, the comedian who plays Schmidt on Fox's “New Girl,” before his lecture in Goldstein Auditorium on Tuesday… Read more »
Danny Brown expected to bring energetic, rowdy show to Schine Underground
Danny Brown will bring his signature high-pitched flow, gap-toothed grin and wild-flowing mane to the Schine Underground on Wednesday night. The eccentric Detroit rapper will… Read more »
Wardrobe Wednesday: Adam Day
Adam Day doesn’t slack when it comes to style. Day, a senior illustration major in the College of Visual and Performing Arts, prides himself on… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Brandon Mercado
Brandon Mercado’s first tattoo is just the first step in getting a piece that extends over his collarbones and shoulders. As a sophomore two years… Read more »
Soulscarf launches spring line to benefit Fair Trade USA
With a chilly spring still in the weather forecast, there is one thing that can brighten up the season: Soulscarf is launching its spring line… Read more »
Shakira, Shakira: Colombian superstar oversteps her limitations, gets experimental on self-titled album
Best known for her skillful blend of Latin and pop music, Shakira has shown throughout her career that her interests lie elsewhere, too. But on… Read more »
Final cut: After 47 years, Joe LoBello retires from iconic post as Marshall Street barber
During a March Madness tournament in the mid-1990s, a male cheerleader walked into the Orange Tonsorial to get his hair cut. He requested either Duke… Read more »
Morocco provides lessons in bartering, Middle Eastern market culture
In Marrakesh, all roads lead to the market. As soon as we arrived in Marrakesh, Morocco this weekend, my friends and I knew exactly what… Read more »
Happy days: Student places zines around campus as part of feel-good mission
When the dog bites and when the bee stings, sometimes all we need are a few words of wisdom to lift our spirits. That’s the… Read more »
Meet Monday: Manpreet Kaur
Manpreet Kaur’s favorite memory at Syracuse University is one many students find awkward: the ice cream social during orientation week. “It is really funny, because… Read more »
Good gravy: Though pricy, BC Restaurant serves up stellar, flavorful dishes
I usually don’t order chicken when I dine out. But this time, I’m glad I did. BC Restaurant, located in Armory Square, is the first… Read more »
Shear courage: SU library technician shaves head with group of 600 in support of cancer patients, St. Baldrick's Foundation
Cathy Mulford sat at the bar at Kitty Hoynes Irish Pub and Restaurant with a pint of Guinness and a shot of Jameson. She needed… Read more »
McDonell: Kim and Kanye on Vogue cover poses controversy for fashion aficionados
Vogue is the bible of fashion. Anyone and everyone in the fashion industry looks to its glossy pages for trends, forecasts, style tips and just… Read more »
