Wardrobe Wednesday: Simon U. Bryant
Simon U. Bryant Junior, communication and rhetorical studies and marketing dual major Outfit breakdown: Jeans: Cheap Monday Denim Shirt: Neiman Marcus Cardigan: American Apparel Blazer:… Read more »
Culture
Student website simplifies landlord relationships
Last year when Andrew Bauer and his friends finished moving off campus, they found that the house was infested with rats. Bauer and his roommates… Read more »
Fighting off fall cold season is as easy as A, B, C
When my nose started running during a rainy bike ride last week, I realized fall was indeed falling on my head. I’m a Brit. We… Read more »
Walk this way: Annual walk brings together survivors and supporters alike to raise hope, money for breast cancer cure
Bobbie Jean Davis-Jackson, 58, is a two-time breast cancer survivor. Davis-Jackson, a 1981 alumnus, was diagnosed in 1996 and 1999, and has been a survivor… Read more »
First week of classes confusion intensifies abroad experience
As many of you Syracuse University students are probably already cramming for your semester’s first exam, I’m just embarking on week two of classes at… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Jordan Wood
On first impression, the ink appears to be a thick, dark armband with three circular holes in it, wrapped around Jordan Wood’s upper forearm. However,… Read more »
Funkytown: Local trio blurs line between old-school hip-hop, laid back blues
Sitting or standing anxiously among the crowded Funk ‘n Waffles tables or in a testy crowd of college kids at the Westcott Theater — wherever… Read more »
Brands exploit celebrities to start using fashion strategically
I sat frozen with amazement. My jaw dropped, my eyes widened, my heartbeat quickened. The coiffed, color-coordinated perfection leaping jubilantly in the video before me… Read more »
Fine dining: Simple diner setting, captivating performances provide recipe for intriguing show
I can’t tell you the last time I made a point of watching actual TV. It usually just happens. Sitting on the couch, hoping to… Read more »
Zombie nation: Students battle undead outbreak in campus game of tag
When class gets out, the last thing students expect is to find someone in a headband and zombie makeup. Or seeing people walk across the… Read more »
Switchfoot performs, excites relaxed crowd
Switchfoot dared an audience that was flat on its feet to move. Once the band started stuffing its set list with hits, a jumping crowd… Read more »
Syracuse running festival offers opportunities for athletes of all ages
It was a perfect morning to run. A cool breeze filled the air and “Chariots of Fire” blasted from the speakers over the sound of… Read more »
Tiesto concert postponed, rescheduled to Feb. 19
Tiesto’s Oct. 2 concert at the OnCenter has been rescheduled for Feb. 19. Because of a back injury, the electronic dance music DJ has postponed… Read more »
Day at the races: Syracuse festival offers opportunities for experienced and first time runners alike
On Sunday, the starting gun will go off to begin the Syracuse Festival of Races, a day filled with competition, fun and, of course, racing.… Read more »
Cult classic: Shot with vintage look, 'The Master' explores obsession, trauma through haunting lens
4.5/5 Popcorns Simultaneously bewildering and transfixing, “The Master” looks and feels like a modern American classic. And thanks to out-of-this-world performances from the leads, it… Read more »
Campus partying is negatively affected by stupid blunders from students
All those hazy memories and drunk walks home have finally paid off. This past August, the Princeton Review named Syracuse University the 10th best party… Read more »
ESF students react to low Playboy Magazine party rating
Playboy Magazine’s announcement of SUNY-ESF as the "worst overall party school" in its annual rankings didn’t surprise Emily Artruc. “I think it's funny but accurate.… Read more »
From the box office: Sept. 21-23
Though there were four new releases in the top 10 this weekend, it was another declining weekend at the box office, with earnings of approximately… Read more »
First Year Players announce show during flash mob
For about a minute and a half on Wednesday afternoon, Schine Student Center was filled with exuberant characters as the First Year Players staged their… Read more »
Q&A with Chad Butler, drummer for Switchfoot
It’s only fitting that a band as sun-soaked as San Diego’s Switchfoot is filming a surfing documentary. While working on the project, the band is… Read more »
Date with destiny: Mall's new Mexican restaurant is a cut above chain cuisine
For the average college student, 1 p.m. is early for a Sunday. The pleasure of waking up late for breakfast but just in time for… Read more »
With the band: Students get chance to strike up some tunes for marching band class
Editor’s note: This story is the first in a series appearing occasionally that is intended to give readers a glimpse into distinct courses available at… Read more »
