Bridge to the past: Album brings synth and spirit of the '80s into today's pop scene
Strap on your platform shoes, dust off your leg warmers and give your favorite Duran Duran record a spin. Tegan and Sara’s candy-coated newest album… Read more »
Culture
State of the art: Public artist takes political messages, infuses with part-time art
From the black beanie perched haphazardly on his head, to his black shirt with “Revolt & Rebelle” written on the front, G Clay Miller doesn’t… Read more »
Newhouse alumna uses love for Tim Hortons to reach out to celebrity crush
Sarah Velasquez is the self-described biggest Tim Hortons fan in North America. And in 2008, Tim Hortons acknowledged her fandom: She was the winner of… Read more »
Sounds of silence: Senior capstone project tackles seriousness of bullying through visually appealing orchestra performance
The trombonist circled the cellist, taunting the cello player with booming sounds and playing the instrument with a punching motion. The two musicians, as part… Read more »
DJ Pauly D, rapper Rockie Fresh to headline Winter Carnival concert
Syracuse University’s annual Winter Carnival concert will feature headliner electronic dance musician DJ Pauly D and Maybach Music Group rapper Rockie Fresh. The show, hosted… Read more »
Mariotti: Red carpet more than just looking at dresses, puts careers on the line
Quick – think of your favorite celebrity. Did you pick Emma Stone for her girly-yet-elegant red carpet style? Actress Kerry Washington has also been killing… Read more »
Power play: NBC's show 'Revolution' remains underrated as it surges in action, drama, suspense
NBC’s new show, “Revolution,” is a post-apocalyptic science fiction television drama that asks the hard-to-imagine question: What if one of our most important power sources… Read more »
APPreciation: Pocket Pup woos dog lovers young, old
Even though “Puppy Bowl Sunday” is over, don’t worry dog lovers: There’s an app for you. Pocket Pup is similar to the beloved Giga Pets… Read more »
'Two Trains Running' educates, entertains audience members with profound dialogue
With the first African-American president and a growing progressive culture, people today don’t always think to look back at the civil rights movement and the… Read more »
Blue Man Group shocks audiences with memorable musical acts
The Blue Man looked bewildered. He had already stuffed five marshmallows into his mouth, but his fellow Blue Man was still tossing marshmallows to him… Read more »
Q&A with Tyler Soltis, company manager of Blue Man Group
The Blue Man Group performed at The Landmark Theatre this weekend from Jan. 31-Feb. 3. The show is an ebullient collection of sights, sounds and… Read more »
DJ Pauly D to perform in Goldstein Auditorium on Feb. 21
DJ Pauly D of “Jersey Shore” fame will perform in Goldstein Auditorium on Thursday, Feb. 21, as part of Syracuse University's Winter Carnival. The concert… Read more »
Electro-turned-jam band Lotus performs at The Westcott Theater
With dreadlocks and glow sticks coiling through the air, students and locals alike grooved to the electronic waves generated from one of the most popular… Read more »
Make it stop: Star-stuffed flick 'Movie 43' proves star power isn't enough to keep the movie from going down the drain
Public service announcement: The following situation may lead to a pointlessly wasted hour and a half of your life. You’re bored and looking for something… Read more »
Quartersnack options: Whether a Ravens or 49ers fan, preparing creative new dishes can make this Super Bowl Sunday one for the ages
Guacamole with Blue Cheese and Almonds I know this sacrilegious guacamole combination has some guacamole purists shaking their heads, but trust me — you have… Read more »
Novelist inspires audience with advice about writing, excerpts from latest novel
Literary aficionados are constantly searching for the perfect novel. They peruse the shelves of libraries and bookstores, scouring every nook and cranny for the one… Read more »
Sorority sisterhood brings friendships, unwarranted group traits
It’s not that I don’t like sororities. It’s just that I’d rather take a long nap in a helium balloon than live in a house… Read more »
From the Box Office: Jan. 25 – 27
It comes as no surprise that this weekend’s box office was down 10 percent from the same time last year. January is typically a month… Read more »
Campus in focus: Syracuse University alumnus captures campus environment through photos of its inhabitants
Freshman public relations major Melissa Martinez was walking out of class when a man with a camera stopped her and asked if he could take… Read more »
Future classic: Chamber music performance group Dinosaur Annex brings modern, surreal sound to Setnor Music Hall
The cello pulsed in low, haunting waves while the jumpy piano echoed the high woodwinds. The piano, cello, clarinet and flute sounded in a perpetual… Read more »
Holloway: Phone apps cater to maintaining healthy habits, advancing sexual needs
As a child, my nightly assault course to reach the cupboard containing the biscuit tin always drew the same response from my mom: “Where there’s… Read more »
Beer bites: Winter Seasonal
Winter in Syracuse: it’s cold, dark and everyone wants more chocolate and coffee. This is especially true in the magical alcohol residence hall “Brewland,” where… Read more »
Playing it cool: Environmentally hip Lofo serves up handmade smoothies, diverse menu
You know it’s a hipster restaurant when: 1. There’s more than five items on the menu featuring kale. 2. Fresh-pressed juices are available. 3. There’s… Read more »
