The sixth annual Diwali celebration occurred in the Orange Grove on Monday night, bringing with it the universal message of the power of light, as well intricate light displays and tasty treats. Read more »
Students from around SU have made all kinds of podcasts as they try to express their interests and passions in their own way. Read more »
The Schine Student Center’s display of The Clotheline Project shares raw, poignant messages from sexual trauma and domestic abuse survivors, raising awareness on the prevalence of the issue and giving surivivors a safe space to heal. Read more »
119 Euclid hosted a fireside chat with alumnus Porshia Derival, examining the power of cultural expression through dance and the importance of hip-hop in the Black experience. Read more »
Dealing with midterms can be stressful for all students, so finding ways to both study and destress efficiently is key. Read more »
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 »
After years of spreading anonymous gossip, love notes and party details, Yik Yak has updated its platform to allow direct messages. Read more »
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 »
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 »
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 »
In honor of October being LGBTQ+ history month, SU is hosting a series of events to foster a safe, inclusive space and raise awareness for LGBTQ+ students. Read more »
Café con Leche hosted a first-generation student event, featuring keynote speaker Saul Flores, philanthropist and photojournalist, and fellow first-generation college student. Read more »
Homecoming week, a time to celebrate both alumni and students, will feature lectures, cookouts and even stargazing. Read more »
CultureFest brought together organizations and clubs from Syracuse University to show off their cultural delicacies and music. Read more »
Bird Library hosted a banned book read out for Banned Books Week 2022, focusing on children’s literature and the importance of the right to read. Read more »
As temperatures get colder and summer seems further and further away, take a look back at the festivities and joy the state fair brought in the past few months. The New York State Fair is an annual event hosted in Syracuse, NY featuring all kinds of foods, music, attractions, games and more. Read more »
SU students share how the party culture on campus perpetuates excessive consumption of fast-fashion brands. Read more »
Even though talking to strangers can be stressful, they can reveal interesting and unique stories. National Sit With a Stranger Day was on Sept. 16, and there were plenty of strangers to talk to around Syracuse. Read more »
Bird Library hosted a 50 Years of Bird celebration to commemorate its anniversary and celebrate its contribution to campus. Read more »
With the start of Latinx/Hispanic heritage month on September 15, the Office of Multicultural Affairs is hosting a series of historical and cultural events to bring people together, celebrate and educate the campus community. Read more »
The Raymond Carver Reading Series is a nearly three-month-long, in-person reading series, featuring six award-winning writers. Read more »
In the one year since its opening, 119 Euclid has become a space to celebrate Black students and culture, offering Black students a place on campus to call home. Read more »
After creating a viral TikTok that reached over one million views, the Micho brothers hope to continue the growth of their comedy sketches under the moniker Krab. Read more »
Sculpture exhibit My Sweetie Has No Pockmarks features hyperrealistic ceramic rice bags, a commentary on nuanced Asian-American culture. Read more »
