Dek: Tasha Getten learned to knit during the pandemic, but it wasn’t until a conversation with her best friend in February that she decided to start her clothing business Scarlet Buton. Read more »
Senior Rachel Alaya’s drag performance as Javier el Jugador won SU Pride Union’s 19th Annual Drag Show and closed out the night by proposing to her partner. Read more »
Four computer science majors combined efforts to promote food safety and accessibility through a food-scanning app. Read more »
“Never Rarely Sometimes Always” does not offer easy answers to the difficult topics covered in film, but it is an urgent and timely film about young women trying to do what’s best for themselves. Read more »
Columnist Patrick Gunn argues “Nomadland” is an emotional yet healing journey through the American heartland. Read more »
SU associate professor restructures curriculum to engage students in a semester-long photography initiative that will add a new collection to the university archive. Read more »
Student organization Get Shot Done hopes to boost vaccine confidence on campus on social media. Read more »
Kai Wright started her own baking business through Instagram after watching the Netflix show "Nadiya Bakes." Read more »
A production company run by several SU students is creating a film called Stage Five about domestic abuse. Read more »
SU freshman Maria Antonia Villegas Botero is so passionate about riot grrrl music that she decided to start a radio show dedicated to it called “GRRRLS TO THE FRONT.” Read more »
As SU Abroad prepares to resume study abroad programs, here is a look back at what the pandemic has changed. Read more »
The events put on by Salt City Market and the Everson Museum feature a chef preparing food from their kitchen while talking to an artist in their studio. Read more »
Syracuse University and the University of Arkansas are collaborating on art exhibits at both universities. Work from SU students is on display in Arkansas and work from Arkansas students is on display at SU. Read more »
Six SU students set out to teach local middle school students media literacy and survey the students for a PRSSA competition. Read more »
Students such as Malique Lewis and Anish Ghosh will be performing at a University Union concert on Saturday. Read more »
New York state changed its guidelines on entertainment venues. But that does not mean Syracuse theaters reopen their doors anytime soon. Read more »
2 SU sophomores created the podcast “America: Make it Make Sense!” to talk about the world from their perspective. Read more »
What do you think about when you’re getting your COVID-19 test at the Dome? Here are some tips from our humor columnist on how to make your testing experience a little more effective. Read more »
University Union announces the remainder of its spring 2021 Cinemas schedule with a total of 9 movies, including the first three Harry Potter films. Read more »
This Syracuse pizzeria’s co-owners think they are “mad scientists” in the kitchen. Since March 8, they have been serving pies and slices from Armory Square. Read more »
This year, Syracuse Stage’s Cold Read Festival will be held virtually on Zoom from March 23-28. Read more »
It’s not possible for one show to represent an entire multifaceted and complex generation, but the creators of “Genera+ion” have taken a worthwhile shot at it. Read more »
Although schedules are full, this Wellness Day is an excellent time to check in with yourself and find ways to clear your headspace. Read more »
Charli XCX opened up to Syracuse University and SUNY-ESF students on Sunday night about their new album and missing concerts. Read more »
