5 things to know about Chance The Rapper
Chance the Rapper co-headline Block Party alongside The Chain Smokers on stage Block Party 2016. Here are five things to know about the Chicago based hip-hop artist. Read more »
Slice of Life
SU Drama's production of 'The Spitfire Grill' relies on raw text, natural aesthetic
The Syracuse University Department of Drama brought a natural vibe to the Syracuse Stage/SU Drama Complex in "The Spitfire Grill." The show, which takes place in a simple small town, opened this weekend and will run until April 10. Read more »
The best local places to hit for those traveling to Houston for the Final Four
For all fans, alumni and students traveling to Houston, here are the best restaurants, bars, attractions and shopping locations to check out. Read more »
Explore Indianapolis, home of the women's NCAA Final Four
Traveling to Indianapolis for the Women's Basketball Final Four game? When you're not getting your March Madness on, take a break in the city using Pulp's ultimate entertainment guide. Read more »
Here's how to throw the ultimate Final Four viewing party
The Pulp Staff has gathered together a plethora of Syracuse items which will help you to create an ideal viewing party. From orange clothing, to beer, to snacks, following this guide will help you throw a get together worthy of a Final Four game. Read more »
Local bars, restaurants explain what they are doing for the Syracuse Final Four games
Restaurants and bars close to the Syracuse University are opening at special hours and offering special drinks to entice students to choose their venue to view the game. Read more »
Moran: Watching the Final Four abroad doesn't beat being on campus
Abroad columnist Claire Moran is enjoying her time studying in Hong Kong. That being said, she has gotten a small case of homesickness watching the Final Four unfold through her friends on her social media. Read more »
How to show your school spirit through face paint
From the Runway writer Taylyn Washington-Harmon gives four different rundowns on how to paint your face in a 'Cuse related way to show your ultimate school spirit for the games this weekend. Read more »
Spirit Squad members are gearing up for Final Four
The basketball teams aren't the only ones traveling this weekend for the Final Four. Members from the Spirit Squad, which is made up of the Sour Sitrus Society, the Cheer team and the Dance team, are getting ready to jump right into the action. Read more »
Indianapolis is full of entertainment for the Final Four
For the cities hosting the Final Four games, March Madness is more than just basketball. The women's Final Four in Indianapolis is bringing with it basketball clinics, festivals and a performance from Salt-N-Pepa. Read more »
The NCAA will be hosting a plethora of events surrounding the Final Four in Houston
The NCAA is hosting everything from Kid Clinics to a four mile run to an entire music festival in Houston, Texas this weekend. Read more »
Tsingtao is a sweet beer with notes of apples and honey
Tsingtao is one of the best selling beers in China and is made, packaged and imported from there. Columnist Max Darrow said that it was one of his favorite beers that he has reviewed all semester. Read more »
Local author uses experience with autism to write children's books
Benjamin K. M. Kellogg has autism, and used to struggle to even cross the street. Now, he's using the children's books and poetry he wrote to help other people with autism in Syracuse and beyond. Read more »
WHAT Theatre to perform 'Almost, Maine' at Schine Underground
WHAT Theatre is preparing to perform their second production of the year, "Almost, Maine," at the Schine Underground. The play is composed of a series of short scenes and features a cast of 19 actors. Read more »
Syracuse resident has worked his way through different positions at Syracuse Stage
Kyle Bass began working at Syracuse Stage in the '90s. He has been a playwright, publications manager, associate artistic director and a literary manager. Now, he is a dramaturg. Read more »
Local gold medalist prepares to cycle in 2016 Paralympics
In 2010, Jill Walsh was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. Six years later, she has won gold for Team USA in the para-cycling world championships and Parapan American Games, and is training in preparation for the 2016 Paralympics. Read more »
Cuneo: A letter from the last Zune salesman
Occasionally, humor columnist Danny Cuneo takes on the persona of someone else. Today, he has become Reed Higgins, the last Zune salesman, to tell the story of how he started at the top and ended at the bottom. Read more »
Butterfly inspires junior's tattoo in honor of her late brother
When a butterfly started following Cassidy Farrelly around, she knew it was a sign from her brother, who died when she was a senior in high school. That yellow butterfly inspired Farrelly's tattoo on the back of her neck. Read more »
New startup saves students money and connects with community
Inspired by Recess Coffee's connection to the Syracuse community, Rob Lewis started the discount program StudentTicket. With the flash of a $10 card, students can unlock discounts at local businesses — and contribute to charity. Read more »
Unorthodox denim can spice up any outfit
Bringing denim to your outfit doesn't have to be limited to wearing a new wash of jeans — but it also doesn't have to channel Britney and Justin's AMA outfit. Incorporate some unorthodox denim in your outfits with these suggestions. Read more »
Seniors are buying a bus to take their video production company on the road
These three seniors already have their post-graduation checklist filled out. Job? Check. Housing? Check. School bus? Check. Well, almost. They're buying a school bus within the next two weeks to take their video production company on the road. Read more »
Sophomore creates campus magazine devoted to hip hop
Sophomore Joanna Agwanda needed an outlet for her love of hip hop, so she started The Mixtape, a student-run magazine on campus dedicated to every aspect of hip hop culture. Read more »
Photographer Ben Altman shows exhibit about human atrocities, violence at Light Work Gallery
Ben Altman is a British photographer whose exhibit, "Site/Sight," is showing at the Light Work Gallery. The show strives to show the relationship between violent turning points in human history and how they affect the world today. Read more »
Rachel's Restaurant is a good alternative to dining hall food
From the Kitchen writer Casey Russell paid a visit Rachel's Restaurant, located in the Sheraton hotel just off campus. While the restaurant as a whole was average, their gouda mac and cheese was excellent. Read more »
