Asian American and Pacific Islander Month 2019
Leo Wong, a 2014 graduate from Syracuse University, will speak on Tuesday as part of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Read more »
Rappers Pusha T and Flipp Dinero performed in Goldstein Auditorium Saturday night as part of 'Cuse Can!, an event aimed to promote inclusivity and foster campus dialogue. Read more »
Tiffany Haddish kicked off “'Cuse Can! It Starts With Us,” an event aimed at promoting inclusivity and fostering campus dialogue. Her performance was followed by two panel discussions featuring students and community leaders. Read more »
“Brush and Needle: Tattoo Culture in East Asia” is a documentary created by Syracuse University seniors Cynthia Wang and Gabrielle Marzolf that explores East Asian tattoos as a stigmatized counterculture. Read more »
April is National Poetry Month. Here are three student poets at Syracuse University who have shared the inspirations behind their work and how the art form acts as a mode of healing, identity and self-expression. Read more »
Angela Davis, a civil rights activist, author and educator delivered a lecture to a sold-out crowd in Goldstein Auditorium Tuesday night. Read more »
The number of breweries in the United States has more than doubled since 2012 but breweries’ innovation has kept the market growing. Read more »
Critz Farms in Cazenovia will host the final weekend of its Maple Syrup Celebration through Sunday. The family-owned farm harvests upstate staples, like pumpkins and blueberries, throughout the year. Read more »
Last Wednesday was the 20th annual PRISM concert in Setnor Auditorium. It was organized and hosted by seniors Steven Visceglia and Rebecca Ross. Read more »
Author David Grann will discuss his latest novel, “The White Darkness,” as part of the Rosamond Gifford Lecture Series Tuesday at The Oncenter. Read more »
The Syracuse Legacies Organ Conference wrapped up Sunday with an organ performance by Kola Owolabi and the Hendricks Chapel Choir. Read more »
The Residence Hall Association’s “Breaking Down Barriers,” an event aimed at discussing the impact of hateful language and slurs against marginalized communities on campus, will take place on the field between the Ernie Davis and Dellplain residence halls on Saturday. Read more »
SU Professor Lori Brown will speak at the Everson Museum of Art on Thursday as part of the museum’s Women in Architecture Series. Read more »
Students celebrated Holi on Sunday with a festival hosted by the SU South Asian Students Association. Read more »
The era of jazz clubs frequenting every street corner now only remains behind glass cases in museums. Larry Blumenfeld, a music critic and former editor-in-chief… Read more »
Pedaling 4 Paige, an indoor cycling event created to honor the memory of Paige Arnold, will take place on Saturday. Read more »
University Union, The National Pan-Hellenic Council and Student Association will host “Cuse Can! It Starts With Us” featuring Tiffany Haddish, Pusha T and Flipp Dinero. Read more »
Alicia Wood, pastor at University United Methodist Church, has spent three-and-a-half years advocating on behalf of marginalized communities. Read more »
Screen Time Columnist Patrick Gunn and Music Columnist Nate Spurlin discuss the best movies, television and music of spring break. Read more »
Samuel Kuffuor-Afriyie (Sam), from Brooklyn, is one of two organ performance majors at Syracuse University. Read more »
Assault City Roller Derby celebrated Women’s History Month with their season kick-off bout, recognizing their evolution as an` organization as the sport gains popularity. Read more »
When she was in the fourth grade, sophomore Adena Rochelson volunteered at St. Lucy’s Food Pantry with her mother and sister. She noticed an empty… Read more »
Meet Samuel Kuffuor-Afriyie, one of two junior organ performance majors at Syracuse University, who’s preparing for his first solo recital. Read more »
Staying in Syracuse during spring break? Don’t let the snow bring you down. Here are the top things to do and see in Syracuse while you’re catching up on some sleep next week. Read more »
