Sorokanich: Valentines found abroad, despite holiday not existing in Jordan
I’ve been in Irbid, Jordan for three weeks now, but I haven’t lost all of my Americanisms yet. It’s Feb. 12, and you know what… Read more »
Culture
Krewella concert attracts audiences with LED light dancing skills
Grimy. Dirty. Filthy. These are words that, in the electronic dance music scene, can be used to describe an atmosphere that is great for fans.… Read more »
Hungry for more: Syracuse Opera delivers tasteful performance of 'Sweeney Todd'
Actors ran down the aisles of the John H. Mulroy Civic Center theater toward the stage, making small talk with audience members as they passed,… Read more »
Tundra of terror: 'Dead Space 3' terrifies new players with frozen landscape, leaves fans of series satisfied
If you were looking for a game to help you forget your snowy horror stories from this weekend, this third-person shooter is only bound to… Read more »
Mariotti: Interns should get paid, not receive college credit for work
Behind the scenes of the glamorous world of New York Fashion Week lies a seedy underbelly the fashion elite likes to ignore. Off the record… Read more »
Cupid's Chase charity run successful despite weather difficulties
In spite of the winter storm that canceled Cupid’s Chase charity runs across New York City and New Jersey, the show went on in Syracuse… Read more »
APPreciation: Zumobi's Ski & Snow Report
With Nemo come and gone, the snow is here to stay. For skiers and snowboarders, knowing where and when to hit the slopes is a… Read more »
SNL veteran Seth Meyers to perform stand-up comedy act at SU
Seth Meyers, a Saturday Night Live cast member, will perform his stand-up comedy act live in Syracuse. University Union will present “A Night of Comedy… Read more »
City of change: Innovation in urban education takes forefront of film screening, discussions at SU
The audience cheered as 14-year-old Jasanique Everson walked to the front of the room in Eggers Hall and took her place at the podium, smiling… Read more »
Beer bites: Sam Adams Spring Thaw variety pack
It may still be snowing, but the end of football season means breweries are starting to haul out their spring seasonal varieties. Just knowing that… Read more »
From the box office: Feb. 1-3
Super Bowl weekend is typically one of the slowest box office weekends of the year, and this weekend was no exception. The overall box office… Read more »
Syracuse Opera brings Sweeney Todd to Carrier Theater on Feb. 8
The Demon Barber of Fleet Street is coming to Syracuse. And he sings. Syracuse Opera continues its 2012-13 season with its first performance this calendar… Read more »
Jukebox the Ghost to headline Bandersnatch Music Series concert March 19
Pop-rock band Jukebox the Ghost will headline University Union’s first Bandersnatch Music Series concert of the semester in the Schine Underground on Tuesday, March 19.… Read more »
Dead like me: Cute but conventional zombie love story makes for amusing undead entertainment
A zombie outbreak has spread throughout pop culture for years, stampeding through movies, television, books and video games. A few gullible folks even think huffing… Read more »
Customers craving late night munchies cause unwanted banter with restaurant employee
If you’ve been to Pita Pit on Marshall Street past 10 p.m, you’ve seen me. You probably don’t remember me, but oh, do I remember… Read more »
Self-sustaining: Newhouse adjunct strays away from consumerism, builds life with family around natural elements
When Steve Carlic distributed the syllabus to his NEW 205: “News Writing” class, his students looked at one another with eyebrows raised in fascination. Besides… Read more »
University-based club holds public speech competition, open to all community members
CORRECTIONS: In a previous version of this article, the name of the Peter Graham Room , order of the orator competitions and for who the… Read more »
Local lovin': Syracuse Real Food Co-Op sells fresh produce from area farmers, homemade goods for take-out meals
Grocery shopping at the Syracuse Real Food Co-Op, located at 618 Kensington Rd., allows you to help the community while buying locally grown produce and… Read more »
Holloway: Push for LGBT rights in US as Britain legalizes gay marriage
At a Danish zoo last December, two king penguins adopted an abandoned egg after the mother laid it. And after a torturous hatching process, little… Read more »
Video: State of the art: Public artist G Clay Miller works to show political messages through public art
G Clay Miller, freshman political science major and avid public artist, works to spread political opinions through public art hung in Shaffer Art Building. Read more »
Video: Sounds of silence
Rachel Dentinger, a senior music education major, conceptualized “Uncommon Action” for her Renée Crown Honors capstone project. Through the performance, Dentinger said she wants to… Read more »
Sorokanich: Despite tough beginnings, columnist finds sense of home in Irbid
It’s amazing how just a little time can change your perspective. When I sat down to write my column last week, anger and frustration gnawed… Read more »
