Photographer John Noltner brings traveling photography exhibit to SU
John Noltner’s project “A Peace of My Mind” has brought Noltner around the United States, including two visits to Syracuse. Read more »
Culture
Jam out with your parents, friends at these concerts in Syracuse
Bring your family to these concerts during family weekend to get off campus and move to the music. Read more »
Out and Proud: SU students share their stories for National Coming Out Day
On National Coming Out Day we honor the nuanced journeys of queer individuals as they navigate their ever-evolving process of coming out. Read more »
Otto Tunes’ Cockapella benefit concert turns 10 with ambitious fundraising goal
The Otto Tunes annual Cockapella concert will be held Oct. 22, raising awareness for testicular cancer, and dispeling the stigma surrounding a diagnosis. Read more »
Artist Spotlight: Syracuse-born rapper Toosii brings new sounds to melodic rap
Syracuse-born rapper Toosii has made a name for himself after his relocation to North Carolina, following in the footsteps of other Carolina rappers like DaBaby, Rapsody and Cordae. Read more »
‘A welcome addition’: Onondaga artist unveils new installation on SU quad
Onondaga artist Brandon Lazore unveiled his new installation, “Gayaneñhsä•ʔgo•nah” on the Syracuse University quadrangle. Read more »
Todd Field powerfully takes on themes of cancel culture, entitlement in new film 'Tár'
Writer and director Todd Field makes his return to the silver screen with “Tár” after a 16-year hiatus, delivering an immensely striking character study of obsessive power climbing and the descent into madness such hunger creates. Read more »
'Werewolf by Night,' Marvel’s take on classic horror, is a howling success
Werewolf by Night” deviates from the standard Marvel superhero plotline, delivering a chilling film, reminiscent of classic horror movies. Read more »
Get ready for Halloween with these 9 spooky movies
Looking for some movies to marathon this October? This list is sure to have something for you, whatever speed you wish to go. Read more »
Access Arts SU showcases disabled students creative talents
From plays, to poetry to a stop-motion film, the Access Arts SU show gave students with disabilities the chance to show off their artistic talents. Read more »
Fatties and Baddies gives plus-sized community a fashion-centered event
The Fatties and Baddies pop up fostered a size-inclusive, body-positive shopping experience for all customers at McCarthy Mercantile. Read more »
Rep where you’re from, go to a film festival and other fun events this week
Color the quad or rep where you're from at an open mic night as part of the number of events around campus this week. Read more »
Ask Aine: Dating advice from someone who doesn’t date
Our humor columnist offers advice for dating while attending SU. Read more »
Yik Yak has added direct messages. How do students feel about the change?
After years of spreading anonymous gossip, love notes and party details, Yik Yak has updated its platform to allow direct messages. Read more »
Veterans showcase artistic talents at Veterans Creative Arts Competition
The National Veterans Resource Center Gallery hosted the 27th Syracuse Veterans Creative Arts Competition, cultivating a creative outlet for veterans and transforming their narrative from one of suffering, to healing. Read more »
Raymon Elozua’s “Structure/Dissonance” exhibit contemplates decay, regeneration
After struggling to find his place in conventional pottery, Raymon Elozua deviated from the norm, crafting abstract pieces composed of mixed mediums. Read more »
Enjoy the start of October with these 5 concerts
Jam out at an assortment of budget-friendly concerts this weekend in and around Syracuse, all under $100. Read more »
SU professor, students work on documentary highlighting 80s Harlem figures
Syracuse University professor J. Christopher Hamilton III created a documentary series of the crime drama “Paid in Full,” humanizing the characters from the film and authentically telling their stories. Read more »
Noah Baumbach’s ‘White Noise’ lives up to exhilaration of ‘unfilmable’ novel
After gaining a reputation as being unfilmable, Don DeLillo’s 1985 novel “White Noise'' has been adapted to film by writer and director Noah Baumbach. Read more »
Beak and Skiff is venturing into cannabis. Here's how they can get business booming
The best thing that could pair better with a cider is weed. Beak and Skiff has announced it will grow cannabis and our humor columnist has a lot of new ideas. Read more »
Students find constructive ways to de-stress with Undergrad Nights at Bird Library
In an attempt to show students what Syracuse Libraries have to offer, Bird Library started “Undergrad Nights,” a series of activities to get students involved at the library. Read more »
Freddie Gibbs' latest album ‘$oul $old $eparately’ delivers in every department
After a two-year hiatus from the music scene, Freddie Gibbs’ latest album “$oul $old $eparately” maintains his well-known sound, while branching out into new musical territory. Read more »
For football fans who bleed orange, tailgates are the soul of game day
Syracuse tailgating has been bringing people together for years and that tradition continues, as tailgaters reminisce about their love and experiences with Orange football. Read more »
Jazz and Commercial Music Program students go back to the 80s at latest concert
The Jazz and Commercial Music Program branched out with their performances as they hosted an 80’s themed night of jazz and pop music. Read more »
