Seth Meyers from SNL to perform standup comedy at SU
Live from Syracuse, it’s Seth Meyers. Comedian Seth Meyers will perform his stand-up act in Goldstein Auditorium on Wednesday for University Union’s “An Evening… Read more »
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Beer Bites: Game of Thrones drinking games
This is a big weekend for television bloggers, seeing as HBO’s “Game of Thrones” season three premiere is on Sunday. But what does this have… Read more »
People who dislike their given names celebrate National Joe Day
The name’s Jackson. Tonsillitis Jackson. On Aug. 26, 1955, The Toledo Blade ran a story on poor Tonsillitis Jackson, an average Joe whose parents named… Read more »
One of a kind: Made from fresh coffee beans, The Kind Coffee Company brews the best in town
Every cup of coffee I’ve ever had has been bad. This realization wasn’t the result of a coffee epiphany, but a visit to The… Read more »
Up and coming: Full-ride academic scholars create lasting bonds through Posse
Carlos Bonachea said he would be in the military right now without it. Alex Trinh never would have left California. Pedro Bringas never would have… Read more »
From bad to worse: Mob drama 'Red Widow' becomes latest disappointment for ABC
ABC seems to be having a hard time with its new shows. “Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23,” “Body of Proof,” “Zero Hour” (called… Read more »
Man of the Hour: Big Sean lights up Goldstein Auditorium as part of 'Save the Horn' benefit concert
Big Sean had every “clique” swerving and showed anything but “mercy.” More than 1,200 people filled Goldstein Auditorium on Friday night for the “Save The… Read more »
APPreciation: Voxer, the walkie-talkie app
Which sounds more fun: sending your friends arbitrary text messages while walking across the Quad and risking running into passersby as you stare at your… Read more »
Q&A: Yenny Shim, Biomimicry Challenge
Students participated in the second-ever Biomimicry Challenge last weekend, held at the Center of Excellence in downtown Syracuse. The two-day event, sponsored by Herman-Miller, was… Read more »
Upper crust: University-area taste test finds best pizza just in time for March Madness
Pizza is a sports-viewing staple. And with the NCAA Tournament right around the corner, it is more important than ever to have a solid knowledge… Read more »
Jukebox heroes: Despite late start, Jukebox the Ghost wows crowd at Schine Underground
When the white banner with a drawing of the Jukebox ghost fell behind the set, the crowd knew it was time for a groundbreaking show.… Read more »
Major bracket challenge: Sweet 16
Editor’s note: The majors, or teams, chosen for the Sweet 16 Syracuse University major bracket challenge were chosen at random from a comprehensive list of… Read more »
Adventure land: Syracuse University Outing Club packs up, heads south to West Virginia for outdoor exploration
The Syracuse University Outing Club is named such for a reason. On March 8, more than 70 members of the club packed clothing, gear and… Read more »
Give me a break: Spring Break in Syracuse offers opportunities for all varieties of students
Spring Break is the most important week of the academic year — a week for relaxing, partying and doing anything other than sitting in a… Read more »
Tall tale: Amusing fairytale reboot provides mildly fun but forgettable entertainment
After Tim Burton’s “Alice in Wonderland” grossed more than $1 billion worldwide in 2010, every big studio joined the mad rush to churn out as… Read more »
Spell-check makes unlikely writing careers possible for bad spellers
In a world without spell-check, I would be jobless, homeless or worse: the next Bachelorette. Long before I wanted to be a writer (and long… Read more »
SU drama puts on Shakespearian comedy, 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'
Flirtatious maidens covered in flowers, lovers being duped and scandalous tales. This isn’t Spring Break. This is the Syracuse Stage and the College of Visual… Read more »
Battle of the boba: Boba Suite, Unique Tea House duke it out to see which has bubble tea has the better boba
It’s a battle of the boba, a tapioca smackdown. The challengers: Boba Suite Tea House, located at 713 S. Crouse Ave., and Unique Tea House,… Read more »
LGBT Center, history department screen powerful film about AIDS advocacy group
Watching a documentary on the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power group that began in the late 1980s, Diane Wiener became emotional as she recognized some… Read more »
Beer Bites: St. Patrick's Day
It’s March. That means I can finally start pretending it’s spring while winter wears out its welcome. More importantly, it’s the playoffs for beer drinkers.… Read more »
Panel discusses gender equality, development in society
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, women's involvement in the workforce in Bosnia and Herzegovina was misstated. Women have been a significant part… Read more »
Local Jordanian adolescents display maturity, adolescence due to experiences
Editor’s note: The Daily Orange’s previous abroad columnist, Lara Sorokanich, has returned to campus and will no longer be writing a weekly column. Stephen Sydor,… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Nicole Frey
Nicole Frey has devoted much of her life to mathematics. Frey, a first-year graduate student, is studying for her master’s of science in mathematics education,… Read more »
Off-kilter: Album showcases local band's talent through existential sound
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, several songs on The Vanderbuilts’ new album were said to be sung by lead singer Sam Kogon.… Read more »
