This art class will bring the paints and the music, but you BYOB
Painting with a Twist allows guests leave the art studio with a masterpiece — and probably a little drunk. Read more »
Slice of Life
Harry Potter tattoo gives graduate student a piece of home
Harry Potter’s Patronus was a stag. For Pankhudi Sinha, an arts journalism master's student, it’s her tattoo. Read more »
Thornden Park Association to host annual Chili Bowl Festival this weekend
This Saturday, the Thornden Park Association will host its 21st annual Chili Bowl Festival to bring the community together. Read more »
SU alumnus to bike across the US for Parkinson’s disease research
SU alumnus Matthew Barbaccia has been training for months for his bike ride across the country to raise money for Parkinson’s disease. Read more »
Senior lands front row seats at the Duke game and watches a sea of orange pool behind her
Senior Katelyn Caza camped out in front of the Carrier Dome every time Syracuse played Duke. This year, she was among the first in a line of 30,000 fans. Read more »
10 things you could be doing in Syracuse this weekend
If you're looking for a perfect finish to an unusually warm Syracuse week, you won't be disappointed. From jazz and plays to a 400-vendor strong farm show at the fairgrounds, Syracuse has packed a good weekend. Pulp's got the details. Read more »
The original Funk 'n Waffles closed its doors for good. Here's what the last day was like.
Funk 'n Waffles has been a staple on the Hill for years. On Wednesday, the restaurant and music venue closed its doors for good. Read more »
In Jordan Peele’s “Get Out,” reality is the scariest thing
Movie columnist Lilly Stuecklen discusses how comedian Jordan Peele tackles societal issues with his smart new horror film. Read more »
Don't be salty about these towns stealing Syracuse's name
Syracuse has been known as the Salt City since the 1800s, and its legacy as a major salt producer inspired towns around the nation to adopt the Syracuse name. Read more »
Video: Inside Pride Union's 15th Annual Drag Show Finals
Milk and Trixie Mattel, former “RuPaul’s Drag Race” contestants, hosted the show at Goldstein Auditorium in the Schine Student Center, entertaining approximately 400 screaming fans. Read more »
Music & Memory is changing how doctors treat memory-related diseases in the elderly
Music has always helped people emotionally, but columnist Jenny Bourque looks into an organization using that for their benefit Read more »
Freshman Justin Goldman went to Rikers to get parental permission for a client
Freshman Justin Goldman manages three artists while also interning at major hip-hop record label, 300 Entertainment. Read more »
Senior works to improve lives of Mayan women
Alyssa Leyden, a senior marketing management and retail management double major, began a luggage business through Syracuse University's Enactus team to promote and sell the craftsmanship of Guatemalan women. Read more »
Young the Giant totally killed it when they played in Syracuse Monday night
Young the Giant played with Lewis Del Mar at the F Shed Monday night, combining old favorites with new hits. Read more »
Music meets fashion: Plug into our generation’s biggest fashion statement
Music meets fashion: plug into our generation’s biggest fashion statement. Read more »
Senior’s tattoos tell story of journey with depression, anxiety
Sarah Kulbersh’s tattoos bring the idea of wearing your heart on your sleeve to a whole new level. Read more »
Not even Chipotle and a large soda could weigh down this drag queen champion in Pride Union’s 15th Annual Drag Show finals
Lizanga earned first prize in Pride Union’s drag show finals on Sunday night after performing a series of songs, including “I Can Hear the Bells” from the musical “Hairspray.” Read more »
More than 45,000 visitors come to Syracuse for Downtown Dining Weeks
Downtown Dining Weeks is the opportunity for a three course meal at 32 local Syracuse restaurants for $25. It's fun and it's food. Read more »
How to show your friend from home around SU
Friends from home seem to be coming up to visit around this time of year, and there’s a lot more to do than sitting in Wendy’s parking lots like at home. It’s time to show them around Syracuse. Read more »
Freshman empowers young girls through Straighten Your Crown
Maddy Oliva works at the Clary Middle School to talk to young girls about what it means to be a strong woman. She is a social work major and wants to continue working with people who are in need of a voice the most. Read more »
'King Stag' makes 16th century Italian theater hilarious
The Syracuse University Department of Drama put on "King Stag," a comedia del'arte production about love and marriage. Read more »
Molding a home: Syracuse Ceramic Guild has fostered artists since 1947
A collective of ceramic artists in Syracuse make intricate items through the years, constantly learning from each other. Read more »
Central New York Boat Show to showcase largest upstate selection of boats
With more than 500 all-new models of boats, the Central New York Boat Show will display cruisers, pontoon boats and more at the New York State Fairgrounds. Read more »
For one day this year, Whitney Harrigan delivers singing grams
Whitney Harrigan, the finance director of First Year Players, had to organize 26 singers on Valentine’s Day. Read more »
