SU drama gears up to present 'Violet' in late April
It’s 1964. A young, disfigured girl boards a bus bound for Tulsa, Okla., hoping to be healed by a televangelist. This is where “Violet” begins,… Read more »
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Schuster: Condescending hipster attitude inspires nostalgia in longtime DMB fan
Before I start, two things: 1. Claiming you liked a trend before it was a trend is one of the most annoying acts known to… Read more »
Old-time hero: Jackie Robinson biopic is conventional, but inspiring, heartfelt portrayal of No. 42
When people think of symbolic sports figures triumphing over adversity, Jackie Robinson is one of the first to come to mind — the man who… Read more »
Professors with experience in Syrian conflict provide insight on topic, inspire appreciation for America
After almost two years of conflict, the fighting in Syria has started to lose its place in the headlines of many major news networks in… Read more »
Even in times of adversity, honor through athleticism can shine
Bombs — not guns — killed three people and injured at least 176 in Boston on Monday afternoon, but the words of retired American distance… Read more »
Tyme after tyme: Tyme-Out Café serves variety of smoothies with poor execution, encourages healthy eating
I was overjoyed upon finding out that Natur-Tyme — a “good for you” grocery store carrying mostly nutritious and organic products, located at 3160 E.… Read more »
"Cups (When I'm Gone)" video featuring Otto Tunes goes viral
The hardest part of going viral wasn’t learning the words to “Cups (When I’m Gone).” It wasn’t making an unlikely collaboration between a cappella group… Read more »
Wheel of fortune: Student unicyclist takes pride in unorthodox talent, dispels inaccurate analogies
The single wheel of Max Perrin’s unicycle presses firmly against the concrete steps in front of the Hall of Languages. He turns the bike-like contraption… Read more »
Beer Bites: Woodchuck Hard Cider
While on a trip to the gastroenterologist last week, I spent an absurd amount of time in the waiting room. I passed the time watching… Read more »
Mightier than the sword: Rapper Jay Foss writes honest, smooth lyrics, infuses education into hopeful music career
While some rappers find success in being boastful, Jordan Foster finds his own claim to fame by going in the opposite direction — wielding a… Read more »
Out of the ashes: Fall Out Boy delivers evolved pop sound on reunion album
Don’t press play on “Save Rock and Roll” and expect the short, fast and loud confessionals of “Take This to Your Grave.” Don’t look for… Read more »
Projecting good vibes: Indie rockers play relaxed, intimate show
Instead of the usually belligerent, screaming fans who inhabit rock concerts at The Westcott, the crowd on Sunday mirrored the vibes of a low-key indie-rock… Read more »
Coach exhibits business savvy in their ability to cater to young, old demographics
When I think of the Coach brand, I envision the suburban tween carrying her canvas “C” logo wristlet through the local mall. But it wasn’t… Read more »
On a positive note: SU student brings joy to campus through art of leaving inspirational sticky notes
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, the name of the Rutgers University project that is similar to SU Stickies was misstated. The Rutgers project… Read more »
Independence day: Indie game developers release games worth playing
With new game consoles on the horizon, most big publishers are holding back their releases for later this year. But the indie developers aren’t slacking.… Read more »
That is the question: Graduate students put together exhibit exploring power of learning through questioning
As visitors walk around a giant wooden spiral in the center of a new art exhibit at The Warehouse, they are challenged to consider the… Read more »
Celebrating 'Sandlot': Revisiting the most gloriously nostalgic kids movie of all time for 20-year anniversary
Every generation has an iconic childhood movie, the one that encapsulates the sense of naïve freedom and unabashed innocence only experienced while running around with… Read more »
Schuster: In light of recent SA drama, go easy on your leaders
It’s been a tough week for the Syracuse University Student Association. A week full of long meetings, mistrust, figuring out the route and schedules for… Read more »
3fifteen thrift shop hosts workshops for fiscal fashionistas
Lace up that old pair of sneakers and don’t throw out those old, tattered shorts. The 3fifteen thrift shop has the supplies to salvage any… Read more »
From the Box Office: April 5–7
Though there were no big releases this weekend, the box office was still up almost 9 percent compared to this time last year. This was… Read more »
Academic avengers: Students sign up for fall classes, prepare to kick some asses
At a university where supplemental food and printing money is given out in SUpercard Food and SUpercard Plus increments, it is only natural superhuman students… Read more »
Warehouse to feature question-based art gallery
The “FAQ: Fearlessly Asked Questions” exhibit, created by the museum studies graduate program of the College of Visual and Performing Arts, will explore the human… Read more »
Sweet treats: Gannon's Isle ice cream provides delicious cold concoctions for Syracuse locals
By the time spring arrives, all I can think about is one thing: ice cream. Ice cream is delicious year-round, of course, but eating something… Read more »
Holloway: Stress less, choose class schedule based on sexual needs
If it feels like the weight of the upcoming fall semester is bearing down on you, breathe deep, my non-graduating friends. That MySlice shopping cart… Read more »
