Know your strengths: Better understand which areas of your life you focus on the most
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With the leaves changing, boots becoming a staple to many students’ outfits and the brisk Syracuse wind picking up, it can only mean one thing:… Read more »

The broad, open worship space of Hendricks Chapel was filled with heartfelt performances on Saturday evening in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Main Squeeze… Read more »

The dining hall can be something of a spectacle for first-timers. The sheer amount of options makes a serious impression — not to mention the… Read more »
Thanks to the advice of one of Broadway’s most humble characters, Michaela Peterson is now a leaper, not a thinker. “Instead of thinking about this… Read more »

Jess Greenlaw came to Syracuse University thinking she had found her perfect match. She and her boyfriend had been dating since their junior year of… Read more »
As she sat at Table 47 in the Shakespeare Head pub in Holborn, London, during her semester abroad, Jess Greenlaw found a guy who made… Read more »
When you wander into a clothing store and find yourself confronted with racks upon racks of garments of every size, color and cut, it’s too… Read more »
Heather Pyle and Anthony Odorisi can read each other’s minds. Or at least, they say, that’s how it seems. Watching them interact, it wouldn’t be… Read more »
I exercise in some form of intensity every day of the week, mainly because it feels good and I like to be able to move… Read more »

David Yaffe’s career path has shifted more times than fickle Syracuse weather forecasts in autumn. At 10 — the age at which Yaffe first read… Read more »
1. Call up someone you love Sometimes college takes you away from the people around which you can really be yourself. Whether it’s your mom,… Read more »
Students are always advised to try new things in college, but too many fall into a safe routine. The truth is, experimenting with new ideas,… Read more »

“Your neighborhood store with more” is living up to its tagline. Tops Friendly Markets has implemented a national campaign for its grocery chain that emphasizes… Read more »
It’s not particularly glamorous and it’s not even that much fun, but coupon clipping can be an effective way for cost-conscious college students to cut… Read more »

Students looking for a break from studying stopped by Goldstein Auditorium last night for a night filled with comedy. Syracuse University welcomed “Saturday Night Live”… Read more »
When Broadway stars come to visit, theater lovers are going to be starstruck. But when Broadway stars offer master classes with students, it’s hard to… Read more »
It was about 2 a.m., the time between when I eat a midnight snack and a pre-bedtime snack. As I brushed my teeth in my… Read more »

Live music, mouthwatering food and more than 40 vendors proudly displaying their one-of-a-kind artwork: This is a festival you won't want to miss. Syracuse will… Read more »
From a life of prostitution to earning her doctorate, Elaine Richardson has turned her life around. She went from the brink of death to the… Read more »
An unexpected yet wonderful phenomenon has occurred since becoming the Beer Bites columnist: All my friends want to give me beer. All the time. I… Read more »

Opera isn’t exactly known for its sexiness, but “Carmen” definitely brings the heat. Syracuse Opera opened its 2013-2014 season with “The Tragedy of Carmen,” a… Read more »

Before seeing “Insidious: Chapter 2,” you should probably watch its predecessor, because the second installment picks up right where the first one ended. The audience… Read more »
The challenge of deciphering text in little thought bubbles on a touch screen is an art form in and of itself, but there’s one text… Read more »