Forget Regis: Syracuse University boasts talent primed for daytime TV
Kelly Ripa just got sacked — in a good way. In a week that featured the return of Peyton Manning, the debut of Robert Griffin… Read more »
Culture
Shooting for perfection: Rich historical setting, star performances can't salvage lackluster story
3.5/5 Popcorns During Prohibition, moonshining and bootlegging were family businesses — none more infamous than the Bondurant brothers. “Lawless” epitomizes the harsh reality of their… Read more »
War and peace: Reality-inspired play offers opportunity for Congolese community to unite
Growing up in a country of war is like growing up an orphan. It’s the insatiable desire for the love of a parent, unquenchable due… Read more »
Lightless letdown: Service at Francesca's doesn't hold candle to appetizing Italian menu
2/5 Chilies When I think about Italian food, I think of a big, happy family dinner. So this weekend, when I was craving a nice… Read more »
Ceremony for Tree of 40 Fruit symbolizes hope, renewal
In remembrance of Sept. 11, a crowd of people stood quietly around a tree, waiting for its buds to blossom. The group came to bless… Read more »
Don't write off erotica to spice up love life
Erotic novels are having a bit of a moment, none more so than EL James’ 50 Shades of Grey. But can reading dirtier than sin… Read more »
Wardrobe Wednesday: Mohammad Diallo
Mohammad Diallo Senior, fashion design major Outfit breakdown: Sweater - Brooks Brothers Collared Shirt - Suitsupply Pants - Rugby by Ralph Lauren Shoes - Cole… Read more »
Involvement fair opens eyes to club opportunities
Childish Gambino and Calvin Harris weren’t the only attractions at Juice Jam on Sunday: The university’s Student Involvement Fair also took place at Skytop Field.… Read more »
Dream weaving: Volunteer organization creates idyllic opportunities for children with chronic illnesses
When 7-year-old Emma Louise got into her parents’ car Saturday afternoon, she was expecting to go apple picking with her family. But when her family… Read more »
Sept. 11 compels veterans to reminisce
When it comes to public dissent over an American war effort, only the Vietnam War matches the 9/11 era. The multi-trillion-dollar combined cost of the… Read more »
Istanbul incorporates new, old traditions
It was our first independent dinner in Istanbul, and 12 of us, hungry from a full day of trekking through the city, had crammed into… Read more »
Dumbed down: Garage pop band captures teenage attitude on self-titled album
4 out of 5 Decibels Hipster college kids and indie music lovers alike are notorious for filling the underground music scene with extremely lackluster garage… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Minstrel cartoon
The idea for a tattoo started with a crown. Christian Eatman had gotten the inspiration from a tag frequently used by his favorite artist, Jean-Michel… Read more »
How to incorporate New York Fashion Week into your own wardrobe
In order to truly enjoy the wonder and charm of New York’s Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week, one must ferociously embody the spirit of whimsical fabrics, evening… Read more »
Q&A with The Dean's List
Before playing its opening set for Calvin Harris and Childish Gambino on Sunday, hip-hop group The Dean’s List sat down with The Daily Orange to… Read more »
'I want to see your hands up': Calvin Harris, Childish Gambino energize crowd at sold-out Juice Jam
For a concert that’s been pockmarked by spurts of rain in recent years, the only precipitation at Juice Jam came from perspiration in the pit… Read more »
Despite small crowd, Aer captivates audience, inspires young musicians
A small crowd only took up a fraction of The Westcott Theater, but its energy still seemed to fuel the performers at Aer’s concert on… Read more »
After the diploma: Trace Cohen
The Google search engine revolutionized the way people find content online. Millions of doors to new content were created and thrown open all at once.… Read more »
Cheap tricks: Challenge your friends with these four inexpensive, multi-player games
At the start of the semester, you’ll probably find yourself with a lot of new friends and a tremendous lack of money. Here are a… Read more »
Tickets for Dalai Lama talk, One World Concert to go on sale Friday for SU, SUNY-ESF students, Monday for general public
Tickets for the Oct. 9 One World Concert — a public talk by the Dalai Lama and a festival-style concert in the Carrier Dome featuring… Read more »
Full list of musical artists released for One World Concert in Carrier Dome
The One World Concert, a festival-style music event in the Carrier Dome, released its full list of more than 20 musical artists set to perform,… Read more »
Clothes minded: SU entrepreneur showcases feel-good fashion at J. Michael Shoes
Blending in seamlessly with his surroundings like an average J. Michael customer, James Barrett stands next to a rack of clothes. Among various designers and… Read more »
Down to earth: Independent film takes raw, brutally honest look at working class lifestyle
4/5 Popcorns When personal tragedy and financial ruin collide, everyone has a breaking point. In “Blue Collar Boys,” director, writer and producer Mark Nistico explores… Read more »
