'Cuse Tank entrepreneurship event promotes student business ideas
On Monday night three brave students dared to enter ‘Cuse Tank. The event, hosted by The Syracuse University Entrepreneurship Club, was modeled off the popular… Read more »
Culture
On a roll: Delivery cyclist rides for love of environment
Charlie LaNoue bikes so fast, you’ll freak. The Jimmy John’s bike-delivery guy behind the ski mask, thermal layers and high-energy music has always loved bicycling… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Marissa Cubillos
Marissa Cubillos’ first and only tattoo represents her mother’s struggle with Lyme disease since Cubillos was a little girl. The piece, which the sophomore health… Read more »
Bell bottom: Indie-super duo disappoints with confusing disco-themed album
What do you get when you cross one of indie rock’s biggest heroes with one of the most acclaimed producers of the 2000s? Disco, apparently.… Read more »
Cregan: Settling in foreign country brings up homesickness
Having been in Strasbourg for nearly a month, I’ve recently found myself wondering when I will stop feeling like a tourist. I began thinking about… Read more »
Meet Monday: Lilly Brown
Lilly Brown does not allow herself to have comfort zones. “If you don’t give yourself limits, you don’t end up stopping yourself,” she said. “That… Read more »
Pop-up food court event showcases international dishes with Syracuse refugees
On Saturday, Syracuse residents sampled ethnic cuisine from around the world, served by immigrant chefs at a pop-up food court. My Lucky Tummy, a dinner… Read more »
No-show: Everson Museum of Art faces potential backlash after canceling exhibit to save costs
Clarification: In a previous version of this article, the Daily Orange’s request for comment from the Everson Museum’s interim director Sarah Massett and Board of… Read more »
Library exhibition focuses on movement, presents centuries-old historical objects
Aha-moments are those instances that make sense to people, the moments they love, the moments that excite passion and adventure. As one moves through the… Read more »
Fire station: Flame-themed restaurant impresses with artisanal pizza, simple design
Syracuse’s Flame marries art with flame-flavored cuisine, embracing modern art, great drinks and food with fresh ingredients. The food is mostly inspired by Mediterranean flavors.… Read more »
McDonell: Cuomo's child labor law may affect young models, New York Fashion Week
Models are known for their youthful faces and skinny bodies, parading one after the other down the runway. It’s no secret that designers use underage… Read more »
Frosted tips: Survive the season with Pulp's cold weather guide
With a winter storm warning in effect all across Onondaga County, Syracuse University students will be subject to face cold conditions for the next few… Read more »
Across the universe: 50 years later, show commemorates Beatles U.S. tour
Local musicians and groups will be pouring into the Landmark Theatre for the ultimate Beatles tribute this Saturday. The following day, Feb. 9, marks the… Read more »
Across the Universe: 50 years later show commemorates Beatles U.S. tour
Local musicians and groups will be pouring into the Landmark Theatre for the ultimate Beatles tribute this Saturday. The following day, Feb. 9, marks the… Read more »
SU-Duke game proves more entertaining than Superbowl XLVIII
This past weekend was one filled with sports, testosterone and beer. It was filled with triumph and badassery, and it was also filled with boredom… Read more »
Annual drag show preliminary round to be held Thursday
Fierce. It’s the one word Anthony Wright used to describe his competition for Syracuse University’s upcoming drag show. Wright and four other acts will compete… Read more »
Thirsty Thursday: Saranac Adirondack Lager
The (relatively) warm weather this past weekend had me feeling adventurous and reminiscent of the great outdoors. I looked in my fridge and the bottle… Read more »
Off the wall: SU alumnus curates graffiti exhibit for New York City museum
A Syracuse University alumnus is helping the graffiti movement return to the present with an art exhibition that has been years in the making. Sean… Read more »
Zukin: Electronic cigarettes serve as poor alternative for teens trying to look cool
In high school, I never knew anyone who regularly smoked cigarettes. Of course there were the classic drunk smokers, but nobody was an “actual smoker,”… Read more »
Shadow of a Doubt: Despite decent script, Jack Ryan fails to impress
For thriller-lovers seeking a fresh twist on a classic Tom Clancy character, Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit is a well-executed depiction of Clancy’s original vision. However,… Read more »
Near Westside program starts afterschool, weekend art classes for children
Syracuse University students have more opportunities to get involved in the Near Westside now that 601 Tully has started new afterschool and Saturday art programs.… Read more »
Code of armor: Students start Girl Code movement to raise awareness of sexual assault on campus
President Barack Obama has recently traveled the country citing a new statistic: One in five women in this country are victims of rape or attempted… Read more »
True to heart: Dum Dum Girl's third album provides authentic story-telling with strong lyrics
The Dum Dum Girls made waves in the indie world when their sophomore album, “Only in Dreams,” dropped in 2011. The girl group’s infectious ’60s… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Jasmine DeGroat
During her time studying in Los Angeles, Jasmine DeGroat fell in love with the overwhelming glamour of the city. Her most recent tattoo reflects that… Read more »
