Radio active: Alumni documentary delves into WJPZ's history
It’s 1974. “Hooked on a Feeling” sits in the top spot on WJPZ-FM’s rotation; the “B” playlist is anchored by Mike Oldfield’s “Exorcist” theme. Greg… Read more »
Culture
When it comes to Duke porn star, both sides deserve blame
Well, SU, we have found another reason to hate Duke. “Lauren/Aurora,” the “infamous” freshman Duke porn star, has become a viral sensation, and the student… Read more »
Wardrobe Wednesday: Laura Anderson
Laura Anderson, a junior magazine and English and textual studies major, keeps up with fashion trends through magazines, looking for street fashion, high fashion and… Read more »
SU to have namesake perfume, created by Masik Collegiate Fragrances
Alumni who have left the hills and slopes of Syracuse University behind will soon have the chance to bring a piece of the school with… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Steven Robinson
For Steven Robinson, the journey of getting tattoos brings his family together. The senior art education major’s first piece was initials on both of his… Read more »
Joyful noise: Syracuse University maintenance man takes musical refuge on Hendricks Chapel's piano during lunch breaks
At exactly noon, Fred German enters Hendricks Chapel. He briskly walks down the center aisle, reaches the stage and begins laying out his lunch. He… Read more »
Less to love: Alternative country singer Lydia Loveless fails to impress with newest album
Popular country music has largely spiraled into formulaic safety. The grit and sincerity of old is lost on poppy music and singers who rest on… Read more »
Columnist learns to adapt to, appreciate unexpected travel mishaps
During my spring break trip to Prague, I discovered one of my favorite aspects of traveling: being forced to roll with the punches. Of course,… Read more »
OCC artist produces album in Newhouse recording studio
Marcelle Haddix noticed Seth Colton’s talent almost before he did. The director of English Education at the Syracuse University School of Education met Colton when… Read more »
Close-Knit: During basketball season, Syracuse moms bond over Facebook heart-to-hearts, vibrant footwear
Every basketball game day starts the off same way for Syracuse University alumna Jo-Ann Laifer: She gets up in the morning, puts on her orange… Read more »
Satirical play "Speed-the-Plow" entertains
Satire hit the Syracuse Stage this Friday, and it hit it with a vengeance. David Mamet’s Tony Award-nominated satire, “Speed-the-Plow,” adapted by Syracuse University’s Drama… Read more »
Meet Monday: Autumn Elniski
It takes confidence to go up on a stage in front of a large crowd in any situation, especially when you’re pretending to orgasm. But… Read more »
Hummus Where the Heart Is: Goodies pairs authentic Lebanese cuisine with retro diner appearance
Songs by Lebanese singer Nancy Ajram playing over the speakers of an old-fashioned diner is an odd mix, but Goodies Mediterranean Grill & Cuisine, located… Read more »
Traditional fashion show runway moves to virtual reality
Fashion week — it’s the event for anyone and everyone in the fashion industry. But for those of us who couldn’t make it, a British… Read more »
Last laughs: College Humor brings raunchy comedy from online to live stage performance
College Humor Live, a line-up of several comics well-known for their viral videos, took place Wednesday night at Goldstein Auditorium. Students lined up as early… Read more »
Hopsin brings energetic performance to homogeneous crowd at Westcott Theater
Hopsin, a West Coast rapper with a taste for eccentricity, brought his cult following of fans out at The Westcott Theater Wednesday night for a… Read more »
Thirsty Thursday: Cooperstown Brewing Benchwarmer Porter
I was never the biggest fan of baseball growing up. So while my dad has taken my sister, who is a diehard Yankees fans, to… Read more »
Dine and let die: ACME Mystery Company performs interactive murder comedies at Spaghetti Warehouse
A drunken captain, an entertainment director with big dreams, an incognito traveler, a struggling porter and a James Bond-esque partier are heading for Mardi Gras… Read more »
DeBaise: In light of career fairs, columnist offers options for post-collegiate lifestyles
Lately, my inbox has been flooded with three things: Emails from our fearless leader Kent Syverud, winter warnings from the coolest landlord in Syracuse (shout… Read more »
Drag show finals to support LGBT community
Students are breaking out their wigs, glitter and padding. It’s drag show season. Each year, the Pride Union puts together the Totally Fabulous Drag Show,… Read more »
Wardrobe Wednesday: Bryan Chou
Bryan Chou, a senior advertising major, said he does not dress like the typical American college student, which he’s described as either casual or preppy.… Read more »
Learning Community: ‘Cuse Spot program connects students with Syracuse city children
When Tatiana Williams asked Carlito Aldamay, 10, why he thought Snickers was better than Reese’s, he was initially unsure. Aldamay initially said it was because… Read more »
Winter Carnival to showcase chili recipes in competition
Now that the seemingly endless snowfall has hit a stalemate — for now — there are plenty of activities for the Winter Carnival to bring… Read more »
