It is Pittsburgh, 1969. The nation is rapidly changing and with it, the African-American community. This is the world of August Wilson’s “Two Trains Running,”… Read more »
Senior public relations and marketing major Alex Ruffing started dreaming up the idea for her tattoo when she was 17 years old. A lifelong fan… Read more »
Last year, the unusual weather conditions in Syracuse hindered the experiences of skiers and snowboarders alike. Ice overpowered the slopes and made for an unfavorable… Read more »
Irbid, Jordan is not for the faint of heart. The buildings here are worn down, the traffic is loud and piles of garbage line the… Read more »
Pop-punk bands collecting rare cuts, bootlegs and B-sides have become just that: a rarity. Most bands get easily embarrassed by their early albums — Brand… Read more »
After a semester-long hiatus, the film-lovers club Obscure Cinema Society is back in action this spring and ready to attract new members. “Obscure was a… Read more »
Last year, Telltale Games’ “The Walking Dead” gained a lot of attention (including a few game of the year awards) for its choice-based gameplay, offering… Read more »
In the past decade, shopping has become much more than simply heading to the mall. The Internet has revolutionized shopping so that you can shop… Read more »
Senior Michael Thal did not sleep much this past weekend. Instead, he spent hours creating music for a video game produced in less than 48… Read more »
After the production of “Wit,” a play following the journey of a professor diagnosed with stage four ovarian cancer, the curtain didn’t fall. The stage… Read more »
Romantic comedies are disappointing by nature. Their whole concept is based on reinventing love from scratch, despite the fact we’ve been obsessed with it for… Read more »
The flying object was placed on a table stacked with fliers in front of an auditorium of onlookers. The object began to buzz, spinning its… Read more »
There’s a question that’s been bothering me for a while. How do you know people care about what you have to say? I’m asking because… Read more »
The computer programmer for Syracuse University Library, Jeremy Morgan, is keeping this weekend open to participate in the world’s largest game creation event. “I think… Read more »
The four-day holiday weekend was dominated by Jessica Chastain, whose two films — “Mama” and “Zero Dark Thirty” — were the top two highest-grossing of… Read more »
For four years, Mike Davis spent his workdays at many photographers’ dream job: editing photos from his office overlooking the White House lawn. He’s quick… Read more »
Your feet are soaking wet from sludgy snow creeping into your holey snow boots, but your skin is drier than the Sahara Desert. You want… Read more »
Stress happens. It is an inevitable part of college life. Between the time consumption of class schedules and the anxiety over whether to wear your… Read more »
When Simon Teng came to Syracuse 18 years ago, he was toldthe city didn’t need another Chinese take-out restaurant. Teng moved away from New York… Read more »
Every year, when meteorologists start public panics about snowstorms, the Saranac 12 Beers of Winter seasonal variety pack hits stores. Drinking the 12 Beers of… Read more »
College students across the country are asking the question: “Why simply text when you can snap a picture with your message?” “It’s easier for me… Read more »
When 3-1-5 natives Ra Ra Riot performed in Syracuse last semester, Rebecca Zeller, the band’s violinist, commented on the group’s upcoming album title, “Beta Love.”… Read more »
In the small concert hall, the crowd was in a state of relaxed anticipation as the band slowly got ready on stage. “The last couple… Read more »
If you ask Matthew Plotnick how his mind works, he may point to the SpongeBob SquarePants quote he has tattooed on his back. “It’s what… Read more »
