Aine Hunt's declassified February in Syracuse survival guide
Between Valentine’s Day and the freezing weather, February in Syracuse can be a difficult month, but lucky for you, our humor columnist has got you covered. Read more »
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SU's Black History Month kickoff ceremony sets tone for events in February
The Black History Month kickoff ceremony was held Tuesday night in the Schine Student Center, accentuating this year’s theme of building bridges and navigating barriers, and setting the tone for a month of events to honor and celebrate the Black community. Read more »
'Let's Start Here' marks lyrical, production development for Lil Yachty
Moving away from his high-pitch melody, Lil Yatchy’s new album ‘Let’s Start Here’ showcases his true abilities as an artist. Read more »
'Decision to Leave' is one of the best films to be left out of the Oscars
Although ‘Decision to Leave’ is one of Director Park Chan-wook’s best films, it was not properly recognized by the Academy Awards. Read more »
Red-tailed hawks Otto, SU-Sue found the hearts of locals
Passing of Syracuse University’s resident red-tailed hawks leaves behind a devoted, passionate community. Read more »
'Take Me to the Palace of Love' presents folk art alongside work from Rina Banerjee
Syracuse University Art Museum’s new exhibit, “Take Me to the Palace of Love,” by Rina Banerjee, offers viewers a place to learn about different cultures. Read more »
Mr. Noodle and Ms. Dumpling want to offer Asian fusion cuisine, share Chinese culture
New Asian fusion restaurant gives Syracuse a taste of authentic and handmade cuisine. Read more »
Sleigh rides and sportsman expos: Traverse the cold this week with these 6 events
Chromania Exhibit On display at the Everson Museum from Jan. 21 to May 7, the “Chromania'' exhibit attempts to counteract the lack of color in… Read more »
Local nonprofit strives for educational opportunities at Clark Reservation State Park
The Friends of Clark Reservation State Park, a local nonprofit organization, provides free environmental education to the community and are looking to further their impact. Read more »
2023 is still young, but here are 5 rappers already making waves this year
As 2023 begins, here is a list of five hip-hop artists who may take the industry by storm this year. Read more »
Looking for niche musical instruments? The Noise Source has got you covered
Local music shop, The Noise Source houses unique musical synthesizers and a community of electronic music lovers. Read more »
'Ammo in my arsenal:' Cody Nagle defies stigma for those in recovery
Cody Nagle redefines her recovery from substance use disorder as an asset to empower others as a lawyer. Read more »
Start the spring semester off strong with these five New Year’s resolutions
As a new year and new semester begin, here are some helpful tips to motivate you to commit to a healthy resolution. Read more »
University Union announces partnership with DKA ahead of Salt City Film Festival
University Union and Delta Kappa Alpha will be partnering during the Spring 2023 semester to give students a chance to showcase their films at the Salt City Film Festival. Read more »
SZA delivers more experimental, angrier return with 'SOS'
After a five year hiatus, SZA returns with “SOS”, an arguably better album than “Ctrl.” Read more »
Holiday season highlights mental health struggles for many Americans
Mental health struggles are not uncommon around the holidays but there are ways to handle the stress. Read more »
Willing to brave the elements? Here are some local winter sports to jump-start break
Brave the elements and try out some winter sports at these five spots. Read more »
Stayin' Alive: 'Saturday Night Fever' remains a classic 45 years later
Although a product of its time, “Saturday Night Fever” is one of the most creative and interesting movies of the 70s and should be remembered for its greatness. Read more »
“Gymtimidation:” SU students dread exercise because of toxic gym culture
Although the Barnes Center at The Arch offers recreational activities for everyone in the SU community, many people still feel that it is not inclusive enough. Read more »
Bandier sophomore Lauren Juzang embraces 'new era' in newest EP
Lauren Juzang, a sophomore in the Bandier program at SU, furthers her music career with new single Yeehoo! Read more »
'The Fabelmans' is Steven Spielberg's most sincere and courageous work
Spielberg’s newest film, 'The Fabelmans,' illustrates the director's early years and personal journey into the film industry through a fictional account of his life. Read more »
‘Andor’ is the best of Star Wars without being Star Wars
The latest addition to the Star Wars universe, “Andor,” brings a new, fresh story and perspective to solidify itself as a hit with fans. Read more »
‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ is the perfect emotional thrill ride
Ryan Coogler’s “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” offers an emotional and entertaining sequel to its iconic predecessor. Read more »
Military authors share their experiences with the ‘power of narrative’
At the Power of Narrative and the Voices of Military Veteran Writers, former soldiers spoke about their motivations and experiences with writing their own novels. Read more »
