SU Drama's "The Good Woman of Setzuan" brings comedy, philosophy to Syracuse Stage
For half of the show, Jesse Roth hid behind a mustache and pinstriped suit. Her hair was pulled back enough to fool the audience into… Read more »
Culture
Thirsty Thursday: Brooklyn Lager
I was recently in Brooklyn over Spring Break, and while I definitely used the opportunity to drink beer, I’m ashamed to admit that my tight… Read more »
SU alumnus helps instate Israeli curling team, hopes to compete in 2018 Olympics
Correction: In a previous version of this article, Jeff Lutz process of becoming an Israeli citizen was misstated. Lutz intends on becoming a dual citizen.… Read more »
DeBaise: College Republicans struggle to bring sane speakers to campus
Year after year, my heart really goes out to the College Republicans. The popular complaint coming from these individuals seems to be the same every… Read more »
King of the Hill: Freshman climbs ranks as chess player, has sights set on chess master
Correction: In a previous version of this article, Ken Frieden's name was misspelled and departmental affiliation misstated. Ken Frieden is a professor of Judaic studies… Read more »
Runs in the family: Rob Faugno maps out 54-mile trek to honor sister, benefit Make-A-Wish
For a decade, Rob Faugno watched his sister Bartolina go through hospital visits, new medications, bandages, wires and terrible side effects. Right before she was… Read more »
Style Lottery closet swap to benefit refugee organizations
Timi Kimonibo has been swapping clothes since 2009. But after the Houston native moved to Syracuse University for graduate school, she started hosting events for… Read more »
Zukin: Rethinking shower routines reduces carbon footprint
This column is going to make me sound dirty. No, not sexy dirty — more like the hippie-dippy, grimy kind of dirty. And that’s because… Read more »
Wardrobe Wednesday: Talya Sever
Talya Sever, an undeclared freshman in the College of Arts and Sciences, has a sharp eye for style. Scouring fashion blogs and Vogue for inspiration,… Read more »
Off course: 'Need For Speed' veers into laughable territory with sloppy story, flat acting
For a movie that starts in second gear, most of “Need For Speed” is as about as good as being stuck in traffic. “Need For… Read more »
And many more: Syracuse rings in 144th birthday with festivities
Following two months of preparation, Syracuse University blew out its birthday candles in grand style. Monday marked SU’s 144th birthday — monumental because of the… Read more »
Coming of age: Foster the People tries to fend off one-hit wonder status on sophomore record
For Foster the People, “Pumped Up Kicks” has no doubt been a blessing and a curse. The wildly popular single from their debut album, “Torches,”… Read more »
Syracuse club Quidditch team conjures up funds for World Cup trip
Brooms up, on your toes, fingers crossed. Less than two weeks from today, Syracuse’s Quidditch team will battle collegiate teams from all around the world… Read more »
Cregan: With six weeks left in semester, staying procrastination-free proves difficult
For most people, the time difference between France and the East Coast of the United States is five hours. But for study abroad students like… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Traci Washburn
Traci Washburn’s tattoos, accumulated over the past six years, document important times in her life, as well as the people who have made those times… Read more »
Who is Syracuse?
Washed up: The Syracuse Suds Factory churns out bland dishes, despite energetic atmosphere
At the Syracuse Suds Factory, it’s okay to skip out on a full meal. The Syracuse Suds Factory is a place great for drinks and… Read more »
McDonell: Retro 90s trends come back, though they haven’t aged gracefully
Comebacks: they’re great for boy bands and sports teams, but when it comes to fashion, they’re absolutely everything. In the past year, we’ve seen the… Read more »
White Ribbon Campaign works to end abuse
Wearing a white wristband is a silent, simple reminder of a goal that’s not nearly as simple or quiet — fostering awareness of domestic and… Read more »
Ripe old age: SU celebrates its 144th birthday, alumni plan events to bring community together
Birthday parties are a big deal, and for Syracuse University, a monumental celebration is no exception. On Monday, SU’s 144th birthday, students, professors and alumni… Read more »
J. Cole electrifies audience during Carrier Dome concert
Temperatures in the low 30s didn't stop scantily-clad J. Cole fans from lining up outside the Carrier Dome Friday night — a crowd began gathering… Read more »
Gallery: J.Cole performs at the Carrier Dome
On Friday night, rapper J. Cole took on the Carrier Dome with R&B singer Elle Varner as his opening act. The concert was presented by… Read more »
Stepping up: Orange Pulse to host annual charity showcase, to raise proceeds, awareness to anorexia foundation
This year, the Orange Pulse Dance Troupe will be honoring the life of one of its own during the 11th annual charity showcase this weekend.… Read more »
DeBaise: SU should focus on athletics, Newhouse with increased tuition
Syracuse University recently announced that the school would be raising tuition prices for upcoming years. I feel confident that I speak for everyone when I… Read more »
