Norris brings The Race Card Project to Syracuse University
Race is a subject many don’t want to talk about. But Michele Norris found a way to simplify it into six words. Norris, a special… Read more »
Slice of Life
Comedian Nick Griffin headlines at Funny Bone Comedy Club at Destiny USA
Comedian Nick Griffin will be performing at the Funny Bone Comedy Club from Jan 15–18. The show is restricted to those 21 and over, and… Read more »
Work Wednesday: Michelle Sagan
As the weather dips below freezing, hats become an essential part of protecting yourself from the elements. But one student is working to protect people’s heads in… Read more »
SU College of Law professor provides legal counsel in Sri Lanka
The rule of the law is more powerful than the rule of the gun. That was a guiding principle in Syracuse University College of Law… Read more »
SU professor's book receives national attention
With today’s technology, it can take as little as a day for online content to receive millions of hits and views. Syracuse University School of… Read more »
Funk 'n Waffles opens second location, hopes to expand music scene
Beer and waffles is not a typical late-night combination. However, Funk ‘n Waffles Downtown aims to change that. Most Syracuse University students know of Funk… Read more »
Freshman aims to pitch first novel to publishers
While most other high school seniors were attending their prom last spring, Lauren Renz was hard at work writing a 308-page novel. The freshman advertising… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Samantha Steinert
The words “For you I shall live” and the number 24 tattooed on the back of sophomore Samantha Steinert’s neck are in memoriam of her… Read more »
Orange Bachelorette: Ashley Iaconetti reveals virgin status on 'The Bachelor'
The topic of sex is viewed as taboo in most day-to-day conversations, especially when meeting new people. However, the staple television show “The Bachelor” has… Read more »
School creates masters in computational journalism, media and education
Two new graduate programs are aiming to propel students into 21st century journalism. The S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications is introducing computational journalism and… Read more »
Graduate students develop business strategies for local market
When local business owner Bee Tolman thinks of marketing success stories, places like Wegmans and Burger King come to mind. But those places have people… Read more »
SU alumna featured as a contestant on "The Bachelor"
Ashley Iaconetti is getting her shot at love, and she’s doing it in front of the entire nation. Iaconetti, a Syracuse University alumna, appeared on… Read more »
Almost human: St. Vincent's self-titled record makes electronic-driven social statement
When trying to come up with a list of artists who create the most “human” music, St. Vincent does not come to mind. Experimental rock… Read more »
Across the universe: 50 years later, show commemorates Beatles U.S. tour
Local musicians and groups will be pouring into the Landmark Theatre for the ultimate Beatles tribute this Saturday. The following day, Feb. 9, marks the… Read more »
Space jam: NASA fair gives students chance to hands-on experience with science, technology
The spring semester is just beginning, which means many students will be looking to flee from the flood of syllabi coming their way. An escape… Read more »
Take the cake: Student sells baked goods, hopes to launch storefront
This three-part series profiles three Syracuse University student entrepreneurs — part 2 of 3. One night during her freshman year, Courtnee Futch checked her bank… Read more »
Syracuse Athletics' Spirit Program to hold auditions for Otto the Orange
The next face of Syracuse University will be selected within the next week, but the lucky student won’t be recognized by his or her peers.… Read more »
Fair game: New York State Fair offers rides, treats, entertainment for everyone
Right inside the main entrance to the Great New York State Fair, parents with kids in tow crowd around a table, filling out personal contact… Read more »
Hidden treasures: There's more to campus than academic buildings
Knowing your way around campus is the key to not looking like a freshman. It means knowing where your classes are, but it also means… Read more »
Student creates startup company selling sunglasses, grows worldwide fan base
There is only one character more important in the conception of Sidebar Eyewear than company founder and rising Syracuse University senior Justin Sohn: his dog, Melo.… Read more »
Hendricks Chapel Choir performs choral music about genocide in Poland, Germany; visits Holocaust site
Visiting the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp was an emotional time for the president of the Hendricks Chapel Choir, Anna Lilikas. “I was speechless. I was angry… Read more »
Students produce original TV series, win prestigious Telly Award
It was time consuming and a lot of hard work. Everything — from the script writing to lighting — was important. And in the end,… Read more »
