Tattoo Tuesday: Kelly Tatera
Kelly Tatera has spent her life on the road. She has lived in a myriad of countries — Canada, Romania, Poland, France and Switzerland —… Read more »
Daily Orange
Antonucci: Fall break travels leave columnist homesick for Italy
After exploring what Eastern Europe has to offer during the 10 adventurous days of Fall Break, I've finally returned to Florence. And I’m relieved. Through… Read more »
Houston Ballet II to perform in Goldstein Auditorium
The Houston Ballet II, part of the Houston Ballet’s Ben Stevenson Academy, acts as the first ballet's second company. And while the Houston Ballet is… Read more »
Belmonte: Online shopping provides customers with convenient alternative to in-person experience
The Internet is a marvelous thing. Its search engines allow us to find the answers to our burning curiosities and questions. Its social media outlets… Read more »
South Asian Student Association, Nanhi Kali foundation host Diwali celebration
As the Diwali festival fervor took hold and people dressed in Indian attire started to dance, the floor began to pulsate. Nearly 300 people gathered… Read more »
Connecting the dots: 'Zip Fest’ kicks off Connective Corridor Phase Two
Forman Park was filled with provocative smells from local food trucks, dancing groups following the rhythm of drums and happy screams from children of all… Read more »
Kronos Quartet performs for Belfer anniversary
A single note on the cello rang through a sold-out Setnor Auditorium, building to a cacophony of sound and supported by a strobe light. This… Read more »
Relish the moment: Brooklyn Pickle deli serves up delicious, inexpensive sandwiches
I love pickles. It’s the tang of the vinegar and the sound of the crunch when biting into one that makes them an enjoyable side… Read more »
APPreciation: Square Cash
People do not often pay online for small, person-to-person transactions. Mailing cash or a check seems like less trouble than entering extensive personal information or… Read more »
Masters of disguise: Try these simple DIY costumes instead of reusing unoriginal outfits
RIP to the black cats and lumberjacks out there. It’s time to unearth some new Halloween costumes. The good news is, chances are you’ll probably… Read more »
Unkenholz: Columnist to fend off Halloweekend hangover with sunglasses, coffee, turtlenecks
I’ve always felt like I wasn’t celebrating Halloween the right way. But maybe that has something to do with my lack of cool costumes throughout… Read more »
Spellbound: Theater presents live drag performance during 'Hocus Pocus' screening
Three witches have flown into town to put a spell on you this weekend at the Red House Arts Center. The Red House is showing… Read more »
Beer Bites: Southern Tier Pumking
As students, we look forward to Halloween for weeks — planning out our costumes and anticipating the wild parties. And when the big day (or… Read more »
Teched out: Professors demonstrate innovative technologies that respond to gestures
On Tuesday night, Dan Pacheco posed the question, “how long before this is dead?” while pointing to the image of a MacBook Pro. The question… Read more »
Villiers Quartet performs, teaches at Crouse College
Classical chamber music and four-piece string ensembles have been around for ages, but one group from London, England is shaking things up. The Villiers Quartet… Read more »
From the box office: Oct. 25-28
It has taken three weeks, but finally a film has dethroned “Gravity” and claimed the top spot at the box office. That honor went to… Read more »
Partners in crime: Stallone, Schwarzenegger deliver surprisingly entertaining performances despite age
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone make an amazing comeback and an even better pair in “Escape Plan,” an exciting thriller that is definitely worth seeing.… Read more »
Thaw: Seasonal beverages contain more calories, sugar than expected
Nothing warms the heart during times of seasonal change quite like your favorite warm beverage, nestled between gloved fingertips. But unless you like your coffee… Read more »
Broad strokes: Students display abstract, vibrant art through on-campus exhibit
Drawing inspiration from the subconscious, two students have created an emotional and thought-provoking exhibit that brings life to the tranquil atmosphere of the fourth floor… Read more »
Students and faculty dress in costume to participate in third annual Halloween Fun Run/Walk
With one foot on the starting line, a Ninja Turtle, a cat and the Grim Reaper prepared to race. At about 5 p.m. on Monday,… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Harry Winick
Those choosing a first tattoo tend to start with something small, wanting to test the waters before committing to a larger piece. But Harry Winick,… Read more »
Antonucci: Foreign friendships develop through experiences, not dwelling on future
Fall break has started, and all the frantic traveling has taken me far away from Florence to a homey hostel in Budapest. I'm almost completely… Read more »
Scarred for life: Jason Derulo fails to grow musical style with release of unoriginal EP, 'Tattoos'
Jason Derulo's new EP "Tattoos" sounds like it was written in a high school boy's locker room. Every song is essentially about the same thing:… Read more »
The way the cookie crumbles: Desserts ranked by taste, appearance
For candy lovers, Oct. 31 couldn't come soon enough. The entire month is practically an excuse to indulge in sugary goodness. But for the everyday… Read more »
