Syracuse local brings cheer to underserved communities with refurbished bicycles
Jan Maloff has always believed in the power of riding a bicycle, and he's brought that love to low income people and families in the form of repaired bikes. Read more »
Slice of Life
5 songs to know by The 1975
Before heading to Rock the Dome on Nov. 4, listen to these five songs by the headliner, The 1975. Read more »
Senior builds on love of music, theater after ACL injury
Senior psychology major Bryana Greer loved performing in the First Year Players show "Rent" her freshman year, and FYP has given her a strong circle of friends. Read more »
Celebrate National Pasta Day with some Syracuse favorites
October 17th is National pasta day so From the Kitchen writer Angelica Welch went on a tour of Syracuse to try the best pasta places. Read more »
5 things to know about The 1975
Catch up with The 1975, one of 2016's hottest acts, before seeing them live at the Carrier Dome for University Union's Rock The Dome concert. Read more »
The 1975 to headline Rock the Dome concert
The 1975 will perform at Rock the Dome Nov.4, University Union announced Sunday. The will be supported by Oh Wonder and 070Shake will open the show. Read more »
Elect Her provides useful tools for women in government
The Elect Her four and a half hour workshop provided female students with skills and resources to help them score government positions. Read more »
Q&A: Michael David of Classixx talks Westcott show, new album
Electronic music duo Classixx will play the Westcott Theater Saturday. One half of the duo, Michael David answered questions about the performance and their new album. Read more »
Riley: First Bandersnatch was lackluster, but enjoyable for students
The crowd engaged in a dance party at Schine Underground for University Union’s Bandersnatch concert series but music columnist Emera Riley didn't like it. Read more »
Riley: 5 fast reactions to first Bandersnatch concert of the semester
Sam Feldt and Hotel Garuda played a full Schine Underground Wednesday. Here are music columnist Emera Riley's five fast reactions to the concert. Read more »
Non-profit in Syracuse works to feed local homeless population
A former gang member moved away from his past to form a non-profit in Syracuse, dedicated to creating meals for the local homeless population. Read more »
Student finds balance between science major, job in art department
Biochemistry major Natasha Natoli finds solace in her job working in the arts department of the Syracuse University bookstore. Read more »
Gustav Stickley House to be transformed into inn, event space
There famous Gustav Stickley House, located at 438 Columbus Ave., is being restored in a two-phase process, and turned into an inn and event space. Read more »
Video: An inside look at Syracuse University's Crouse Chimemasters
The SU Chimemasters, perhaps SU's most elusive student group, has recently received four new bells as part of the Campus Framework plan. Here is an inside look at what they do. Read more »
Graduate student combines love of learning with opera singing
Syracuse alum and graduate student Maria Whitcomb combines her education in business, communication, and music to help her growth as an opera singer. Read more »
Junior uses tattoo to honor friend who died in car accident
Jason Reif's tattoo of a bloody fist is a daily reminder of a friend he lost in a car accident. Before the friend's death, the two had a pact to get a tattoo if the other died. Read more »
SU student heads to North Dakota to protest pipeline
Jourdan Bennett-Begaye, a graduate student studying at Newhouse, is protesting the Dakota access pipeline in North Dakota. Read more »
'Invisible Minority': Syracuse University students share their experiences of being indigenous people on campus
Syracuse University has announced that Oct. 10 will be recognized as Indigenous Peoples Day. Students shared their experiences and stories as Native American students on the SU campus. Read more »
Go Purple run raises awareness for domestic violence on college campuses
The Go Purple: Run, Walk, or Roll provided more than a variety of purple accessories—it helped raise awareness and discussion about domestic violence. Read more »
President of Otto Tunes works with group to give back to community
TJ Wells, a senior advertising Remembrance Scholar, has headed Otto Tunes for the past two years and is excited to perform at Cockapella this weekend. Read more »
First generation Filipino cook brings unique cuisine to Syracuse
First generation Filipino cook Azella Alvarez brings a unique cuisine upstate with the expansion of her catering company, Oompa Loompyas, to a permanent location on Burnet Ave. Read more »
Exhibition features pieces created by artists in their free time
"On My Own Time" exhibit features art work created by people with full-time jobs. The artists created the pieces in their free time. Read more »
Powerhouse singer-songwriter performs in Syracuse for first time
Sarah Simmons, a finalist on season four of well-loved TV talent show "The Voice," performed at Funk 'n' Waffles, the singer's first time in Syracuse. Read more »
