Ready for anything: Popular rock band moves sold-out crowd at Westcott Theater
Screams of “Max Bemis” and “We want anything” rang out from a completely unhinged crowd. Cups were thrown, beer was spilt and security guards were… Read more »
Culture
It's a small world: On the anniversary of Disney's founding, SU professors express importance of films
Eighty-nine years ago on Oct. 16, 1923, Walt Disney founded a company that would affect the lives of millions. Being as popular as Walt Disney… Read more »
Unfortunate: Fortune Hawaii fails to live up to its name with poor service, mediocre food
1/5 There’s one week every semester that we all dread: the exam week from hell. You spend the majority of your study time wondering how… Read more »
Food porn can make for delicious eye candy, but it can be a harmful habit
Porn is boring, I know. How many glorious money shots does it take before you’ve seen every kind of penis shape or pubic hair design… Read more »
Wardrobe Wednesday: Heather Newkirk
Heather Newkirk Junior anthropology major Outfit breakdown: Jacket- Delia's Dress- Forever 21 Tights/Bag- Target Sunglasses- Purchased at Great New York State Fair Boots & Bag-… Read more »
Turned up: Kid Ink, Skizzy Mars pump up volume in Schine Underground
The layer of sweat glossing Kid Ink's 100-plus tattoos only grew thicker as the night went on. It was with good reason, too, as he… Read more »
Travels serve as constant reminder to reinvigorate senses
One of the best side effects of being in a new place is a hypersensitivity to all the little things that go unnoticed once you’ve… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Erik Gimler
Inked across the left bicep of Erik Gimler is an homage to the greatest man he’s ever known: his father, Robert Gimler. Gimler grew up… Read more »
Hidden talent: Ellie Goulding breaks out from behind electronic tracks to showcase her vocal chops
To be quite honest, electronic music can get a little old. In recent years the newly popular dubstep and its heavy bass and video-game sound… Read more »
Smooth sailing: Minimal set design, dynamic performances bring historical novel to life
The Captain’s gaze is locked. The only thing standing between him and his target is the roaring sea. “Oh, Captain, my Captain,” cries Ishmael as… Read more »
Sassy blogging couple provides inspiration for budding fashion writers
The graphic header of their website says it all: “Tom and Lorenzo: Fabulous and Opinionated.” Tom Fitzgerald and Lorenzo Marquez are the Philadelphia-based couple behind… Read more »
Film festival lets students view movies through different lens
This weekend, films and filmmakers worldwide appeared in the Palace Theater, CNY Jazz Central and locations on the Syracuse University and Le Moyne College campuses… Read more »
Unsung hero: Superhero makes transition from comic books to prime time TV
TV has never been particularly kind to the superhero genre, but it has been kinder in the modern age. Compare Batman now to Batman then.… Read more »
Creating community: National Coming Out Day prompts reflection on LGBT environment at SU
First-year students face an additional set of struggles when they arrive on campus in the fall: getting to know the campus, making friends and learning… Read more »
Jocks get chance to shine when playing intramural sports
You know that guy who takes intramural sports way too seriously? I mean that guy who is the self-appointed know-it-all who can play any position… Read more »
Done to death: Violent sequel comes across as overdone but under-entertaining
Hello, and welcome to another edition of “Drop Liam Neeson and his family into a historic city with a bunch of Albanian thugs and see… Read more »
Students use blogs, social media to stay connected while studying abroad
Art photography major Shelby Jacobs likes taking pictures of food. Spending a semester in Italy, the junior has four cameras with her and is constantly… Read more »
From the box office: Oct. 5-7
I concluded last week’s article with optimism for 20th Century Fox, hoping that it would rebound this weekend with “Taken 2” after last weekend’s failure… Read more »
World Mental Health Day affects various SU students
Families aren’t always what they seem. As a babysitter watching from the outside, Lexy Davis saw a happy family. She observed a mother who struggled… Read more »
One harmony: Star-studded concert promotes peaceful ideas to wrap up two-day symposium
Roberta Flack started the song slow, like any proper soul singer would. “Imagine there’s no heaven. It’s easy if you try.” As the quiet John… Read more »
The breakfast club: Despite unconventional seating process, Mom's delicious food makes for delightful dining experience
Little can motivate me to leave my bed on a cold morning. But for some truly delicious eggs, no destination that I can drive to… Read more »
Storify: One World Concert in the Carrier Dome
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Beer Bites: Magic Hat Brewing Co.
All this Dave Matthews Band talk on Facebook has got me thinking jam bands. And when it comes to drinking, that means Magic Hat. To… Read more »
