DeBaise: Lessons that college students can learn from the Winter Olympians
I am only at my happiest, most true form of self once every two years: when the Olympic Games are airing, and I have something… Read more »
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Across the Universe: 50 years later show commemorates Beatles U.S. tour
Local musicians and groups will be pouring into the Landmark Theatre for the ultimate Beatles tribute this Saturday. The following day, Feb. 9, marks the… Read more »
SU-Duke game proves more entertaining than Superbowl XLVIII
This past weekend was one filled with sports, testosterone and beer. It was filled with triumph and badassery, and it was also filled with boredom… Read more »
Annual drag show preliminary round to be held Thursday
Fierce. It’s the one word Anthony Wright used to describe his competition for Syracuse University’s upcoming drag show. Wright and four other acts will compete… Read more »
3-star offensive tackle Ward commits to Syracuse
Syracuse picked up a big signing Wednesday - literally. Six-foot-8, 290-pound offensive tackle Denzel Ward from Simeon Vocational High School in Chicago signed with the… Read more »
Off the wall: SU alumnus curates graffiti exhibit for New York City museum
A Syracuse University alumnus is helping the graffiti movement return to the present with an art exhibition that has been years in the making. Sean… Read more »
Shadow of a Doubt: Despite decent script, Jack Ryan fails to impress
For thriller-lovers seeking a fresh twist on a classic Tom Clancy character, Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit is a well-executed depiction of Clancy’s original vision. However,… Read more »
New art gallery unites artists, performers from campus to downtown
914Works is easy to miss. Most people walk right by the modest flat glass door, punctuated only by the white “914” at the center of… Read more »
Beat writers predict No. 1 Syracuse to top Notre Dame
Beat writers David Wilson, Stephen Bailey and Trevor Hass make their picks for Monday night's Syracuse-Notre Dame matchup at the Carrier Dome. Find out whether they think the Orange will defend its new No. 1 ranking. Read more »
"Whipping Man" explores cross-cultural borders, reflects on past
As Black History Month begins, Syracuse Stage is presenting a striking drama for races and religions. “The Whipping Man” offers a refreshing perspective on United… Read more »
Some like it hot: Chinese restaurant offers hotspot cooking with authentic experience
The eve of Lunar New Year was the perfect day to try out Erie Boulevard’s new restaurant, Red Chili, because I felt positive energy bouncing… Read more »
Thirsty Thursday: 312 Urban Wheat Ale
Last week’s heavy chocolate stout was satisfying, but this week I wanted to try a lighter beer. I chose Goose Island’s 312 Urban Wheat Ale… Read more »
Faculty promotes SU at Sundance Film Festival
You can’t spell Sundance without SU. But until this past week, Syracuse University had never been to the film festival. A select group of faculty… Read more »
DeBaise: Columnist takes look at stereotypes in Archbold Gymnasium focus group
It’s late January, and any year-round gym-goer knows what that means — the New Year’s resolution phonies are dropping like flies, the crowd is thinning… Read more »
Mad funny: Former MadTV comedian to perform stand-up at Funny Bone
Get ready to break your funny bone, Syracuse, because Pablo Francisco is coming to town this weekend. Francisco, the funny man behind Comedy Central specials… Read more »
Year of the horse: Students prepare to celebrate Chinese New Year festivities
New Year’s Day may have been more than two weeks ago, but the Chinese New Year is just getting started. In Chinese culture, the lunar… Read more »
Zukin: Popular culture should address female masturbation
Female masturbation. I am assuming that phrase makes a lot of readers uncomfortable. I am also assuming that if I had started this by talking… Read more »
Q&A with SU alumnus, prominent photographer Seth Resnick
You may have seen his photos, but it’s time to get a look at the man behind the camera. Meet Seth Resnick, a ’79 Newhouse… Read more »
Mindless matter: Young the Giant’s second album shows potential, remains forgetful with generic lyrics
We’ve been hearing that rock ‘n’ roll is dead for decades, but really the genre is just ever-changing. The thing is, music is easier to… Read more »
Boeheim says Syracuse not looking ahead to Duke game
Jim Boeheim brushed off the idea of Wednesday's game at Wake Forest as a "trap game" in the ACC coaches' teleconference. SU plays Duke on Saturday. Read more »
McDonell: Marc Jacobs' decision to hire Miley Cyrus causes breach in fashion loyalty
It doesn’t matter if Miley Cyrus is still a thing or not because either way, she will still be plastered on newsstands and billboards. Why?… Read more »
Meet Monday: SUOC member lives life outdoors, wins powerlifting competition
“Active” is the word Laura Sowalskie uses to describe her lifestyle. Looking at her typical weekend schedule — which might include a powerlifting workout, a beautiful… Read more »
Boxing club opens competition, trains for championship fights in Miami
A school known for its great sports teams can now box its way to the top. The Syracuse University Boxing Club has its opening day… Read more »
Beautiful chaos: Musical at Red House offers poignant look at family’s struggle with mental illness
A family sings “Just Another Day” while the son and daughter get ready for school, the father gets ready for work and the mother packs… Read more »
