The sign reads, “John Young Trail: no beginners.” Ten Syracuse University Outing Club members, many of whom had never cross-country skied before, discuss the sign.… Read more »
Maneuvering the sidewalks of Syracuse University, senior magazine journalism major Debbie Lechtman said she is always protected from evil, thanks to the custom-drawn Hamsa on… Read more »
Trent Reznor has never really had a penchant for making happy music, but the Nine Inch Nails frontman hasn’t sounded sadder than when channeling his… Read more »
Aaron Carter has taught his listeners three things: If you want the girl, sing about it; if you want a party, throw it; and if… Read more »
For at least one night a year, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and straight individuals come together to enjoy an evening of entertainment and craziness in… Read more »
I was never a tomboy. I’ve always had long hair. I was obsessed with Barbies as a kid. I love twirling around in full skirts… Read more »
Syracuse got a chance to be up close and personal with DJ Pauly D of reality show “Jersey Shore” on Thursday night. Performing as a… Read more »
In November, Nintendo dipped its toe into the next generation of game consoles with the release of the Wii U. As of last Wednesday, Sony… Read more »
The middle of the semester is no time to leave your personal or academic life in disorganized shambles. The Evernote application, available for Androids, iPhones,… Read more »
When Nick Valauri walked into the WERW studio four years ago, he didn’t know what to make of it. The room, nestled in the heart… Read more »
President’s Day weekend is typically a strong time for the box office, however, this weekend slightly underperformed. Despite the diverse slate of new releases in… Read more »
Whether you watch the Oscars religiously, shun the mind-numbingly boring ceremony or watch just to yell at the screen, the 85th annual Academy Awards are… Read more »
Get ready to fist-pump. DJ Pauly D and rapper Rockie Fresh will perform tonight at Goldstein Auditorium as a part of Syracuse University’s annual Winter… Read more »
Before Tisko came into my life, I hadn’t had much luck with cab drivers. I grew up in a small town and never had to… Read more »
When Zach Goldberg was growing up, his grandfather was always the one to lead the family seder every year on Passover. Ten years to the day of his grandfather’s passing, it was Goldberg who led the Passover seder, his first at Syracuse University’s Winnick Hillel Center for Jewish Life. Read more »
As the only film festival to be hosted on every continent — including Antarctica — the Banff Mountain Film Festival made its stop in Syracuse… Read more »
A monkey riding a bicycle while drinking from a steaming cup is not the safest way to enjoy a warm beverage, but it is the… Read more »
Every day, life is ruined by a poo in cubicle two. On campus, at some point in the day or night, someone forgets to flush.… Read more »
When sophomore illustration major Tyler Poyant was in high school, he took a geographical image of Cape Cod, Mass., rotated it into an “L” shape,… Read more »
Junior communication and rhetorical studies major Tiana Flores had early yearnings to sit under the tattoo gun, and she constantly buzzed about getting inked throughout… Read more »
Emo died in 2006, and “The Black Parade” was the album that killed it. My Chemical Romance apparently thought generous applications of “guy-liner” and swooping… Read more »
Poker chips layin lines like dominos on a big brown wooden table. Michael Fulk sat by the table and tried to build a tower with… Read more »
One of the things people asked me most frequently when I decided to come to Jordan was what I would have to wear and how… Read more »
If we’ve taken anything away from the last century, it is that repressed groups will rise above their oppressors. During the last half of the… Read more »
