Mexican playwright Barbara Colio to host interactive workshop at SU
Syracuse University will be welcoming Mexican playwright Barbara Colio to campus on Nov. 6. Read more »
Slice of Life
3 freshmen start chapter of Students Demand Action on campus
Three students started a chapter of Students Demand Action, a gun violence prevention organization, within their first few months on campus at SU. Read more »
Professor Margaret Susan Thompson advocates for women's rights
Since arriving at Syracuse University in 1981, Margaret Susan Thompson has continued to advocate for women’s rights. Read more »
SU's first international festival will feature traditional food, performances
Syracuse University’s first inaugural international fest will showcase nine of SU’s international students associations. The event will be held this Sunday at the Sheraton Syracuse University Hotel & Conference Center. Read more »
SU club Las Naranjas to host Dia de Los Muertos celebration
Las Naranjas, a Spanish language and culture club at SU will be hosting a Día de los Muertos event on Thursday. Read more »
Pianist Robert Weirich performs classical pieces at Setnor Auditorium
On Tuesday night, Robert Weirich took the stage as a part of the Setnor Guest Artist Series. Read more »
Walt the crane, an internet sensation in Syracuse
Syracuse’s biggest object, the third largest crane in the world, has amassed a large following on social media. The student behind the social media account has brought the crane to life as Walt. Read more »
Poet Grady Chambers reads from his book 'North American Stadiums'
Poet and SU alumnus Grady Chambers read selections from “North American Stadiums,” his collection of poems to students in a Living Writers class. Read more »
SU alumna Betsy West co-directs Oscar-nominated documentary 'RBG'
Newhouse Masters '74 alumni, Betsy West, talks of her experience co-directing and producing "RBG" and her rise in the journalism industry. Read more »
Stonewall Exhibition at Bird Library brings visibility to LGBTQ community
To remember the Stonewall riots, Syracuse University LGBT Resource Center has created an exhibition in Bird Library for LGBT History Month. Read more »
Comedian Sebastian Maniscalco will perform at Landmark Theatre this weekend
Sebastian Maniscalco, a high-acclaimed comedian, will be coming to Syracuse this weekend. Maniscalco will have four performances at the Landmark Theatre. Read more »
Renowned pianist Robert Weirich teaches master class at SU
Robert Weirich, a classical pianist, brought his piano master classes to Syracuse University. Read more »
Syracuse Vegfest 2019 featured vendors offering plant-based fare
Syracuse Vegfest 2019 was held this past weekend at the New York State Fairgrounds. Read more »
SU alum Pete Yorn releases new album 'Caretakers'
SU alum Pete Yorn released a new album called 'Caretakers'. Read more »
SU senior invents watch to monitor glucose levels after diabetes diagnosis
SU senior Russell Fearon hopes to destigmatize diabetes with a wristwatch that monitors glucose levels. He will also display his invention at a pitch competition in Washington, D.C. Thursday night. Read more »
'Rubbish,' a local art exhibit, features political work about consumerism
Syracuse museums may see an increase in attendance as exhibits display more politically charged art. Read more »
SU bingo night to host 'RuPaul's Drag Race' star Shangela
The Drag Queen Bingo event will feature a queer-themed bingo game, a drag performance and a question and answer session with internationally renowned drag queen Shangela Laquifa Wadley. Read more »
SU's esports team grows with new gaming center
As Syracuse University joins the growing trend of esports at the collegiate level, the Barnes Center at the Arch’s new gaming room gives gamers a new advantage. Read more »
UU to host Ryan O'Connell for stand-up show and Q/A
University Union in partnership with the LGBT Resource Center and Disability Cultural Center will host Ryan O’Connell on Oct. 22. Read more »
Julie's Cauldron will host workshops about witchcraft, tea leaf readings
The second year of Witches Workshops will take place at Julie’s Cauldron in Kirkville, New York on Oct. 26 at 6 p.m. Read more »
'Music and Message' program features musical performances, spoken reflection
Sunday's rendition of Hendricks Chapel Choir's "Music and Message" weekly event was featured around the theme "Seasons of Love," which included music from famous musicals. Read more »
SU African Student Union to host this year's 'Rip the Runway'
The African Student Union will be the lone host for this year’s Rip the Runway fashion show. The show is set on Oct. 12 at 6:30 p.m. and will follow the theme of African Folktale and village community. Read more »
Syracuse's 'I Support the Girls' chapter donated feminine products to City Hall
In nearly one year since Teri Lawless created a local I Support The Girls chapter, the organization has collected thousands of menstrual hygiene products and recently donated $500 to city hall and City Hall Commons. Read more »
SU alum directed, produced documentary 'The Starfish'
SU alum, Tyler Gildin, produced a film about his Jewish grandfather, Herb Gildin. The film will premiere at the Syracuse International Film Festival this weekend. Read more »
