Aerospace major transferred twice before finding the right school
Will Carrara, a native of a small California town, decided to transfer to Syracuse after discovering a desire to travel to the east coast. Read more »
Slice of Life
SU professor named New York Choral Director of the Year reflects on musical upbringing
John Warren, one of Setnor's leading professors, received the award after the New York American Choral Directors Association read glowing letters from former students. Read more »
Food delivery app can be used both off and on campus
Tapingo, a food pickup and delivery app created in San Francisco, has come to Syracuse. Students can use the app to order food for pickup at on-campus cafes, something Grubhub doesn't do. Read more »
Sports memorabilia show comes to East Syracuse
The Albany NY Show Promotion has held similar events for 40 years, and this is the first time in six years that this sports event has come to Syracuse. Read more »
Syracuse's Otto the Orange ranked No. 8 best mascot in college football
In a ranking pulled together by Sports Illustrated, Otto the Orange is boasted as one of the best college football mascots in the country. Read more »
Student scores job at Bustle following a successful summer internship
Courteney Larocca is doing a lot more than just fulfilling college credit requirements this semester. Read more »
Senior transforms bedroom into studio, produces music
An avid fan of rapper Kanye West and various classic rock artists, senior psychology major Alex Maiman pays tribute to both genres by fusing them into his own style. Read more »
New Indian restaurant on Marshall hopes to attract students with low prices
Raj Kumar, the owner of two restaurants in the Syracuse area, is bringing his low-cost Indian food to Marshall Street with Royal Indian Food, which is planning to open next week. Read more »
Community engagement program connects citizens with local government
Citizens' Academy, a free, 8-week program, seeks to teach its 35 participants about the operation of local government and hopes to inspire them to participate themselves. Read more »
Junior's tattoo acts as rebellion against conservative roots
The youngest of three children in a conservative, religious family, Hailey New was viewed as the baby. To rebel against this image, she got a tattoo against her parent's wishes. Read more »
SU student group designs, builds and races a Formula car
The new car racing club at Syracuse University, Citrus Racing, has been in development for over a year and had its first race in Ontario this June. Read more »
Gallery: The New York State Fair celebrates 175 years
The New York State fair is celebrating its 175th anniversary this year. Catch up on all of the action from the past week of festivities with this photo gallery. Read more »
How to make the most of a day trip to the New York State Fair
With the New York State Fair coming to a close, spend your Labor Day weekend surrounded by fried foods and farm animals—all in one day. Here's how you make the most of your fair day trip. Read more »
An essential guide to game day for freshmen
There is nothing magical than a freshman's first college football game day. At Syracuse, we don't it lightly. Get your full guide of how to have the best game day ever. Read more »
Making embarrassing sexual mistakes is a part of life
What began as a flirty Snapchat quickly became an embarrassing event for columnist Ryan Williams. However, he took this experience in stride and grew from it. Read more »
Outdoor Nation Challenge provides incentives to get students active
Paving the way for students to participate in a wide variety of outdoor activities fitted to varying capabilities, the Outdoor Nation Challenge has put a price tag on just being outdoorsy – but the only cost incurred is personal effort and as we like to put it these days, serious gains. Read more »
How to remain friends with people who got better internships than you
Everyone thinks they are going to get an amazing internship for the summer and live in the NYC with the friends. When that doesn’t happen to you, here’s how to be happy for those who did. Read more »
A light, sweet mixed drink to enjoy in the last few weeks of summer
Tired of Natty Lite? Try this cool, classy drink, perfect for the last few weeks of summer heat in Syracuse. Read more »
Otro Cinco chef creates vintage-inspired music with band Methodist Bells
Syracuse based chef and musician Clem Coleman is anticipating a fall album release for his vintage-inspired band, Methodist Bells. Read more »
MEET AT BASILIO'S
Basilio's Italian Sausage has been serving up food to hungry customers at the New York State Fair for the last 60 years. Every year, regular customers return to feast on the secret taste test recipe that has been handed down for three generations. Read more »
Professor Jack Gramlich encourages students to spend time outside and appreciate the environment
Jack Gramlich is passionate about preserving the environment and educating others about it. Gramlich is an educator, former nature center director and a member of… Read more »
25-cent chocolate milk continues to delight generations of New York State fairgoers
Through all the rides and fried foods that grace the New York State Fair year after year, there is one staple that remains delicious and cheap at only 25 cents: chocolate milk. Read more »
SU ranks No. 1 in 'Students Pack the Stadiums,' relive past Dome madness here
Are you hyped for this year's Dome craziness? Read more »
Harambe sign in dorm room window raises eyebrows
A bold sign made out of Post-it notes in a dorm room window reading "RIP Harambe" was seen by many students along University Avenue, a busy street on campus. Read more »
