Jordan Peele balances comedy, terror in ‘Us’
Jordan Peele’s sophomore smash “Us” is a haunting-yet-hilarious film with social commentary on individuals’ personal demons and anxieties. Read more »
Central New York
New rule forbids Netflix films from being eligible at Cannes Film Festival
The Netflix-Cannes Film Festival debate highlights a burgeoning war within the film industry between the preservation of film culture and artistic expression and accessibility. Read more »
Dozens of students celebrated Holi with color, music
Students celebrated Holi on Sunday with a festival hosted by the SU South Asian Students Association. Read more »
‘Les Misérables’ Broadway tour to visit Landmark Theatre
The current Broadway tour will stop at the Landmark Theatre, running from March 26 to 31. Read more »
County sheriffs say they feel unprepared for possible recreational marijuana legalization
Sheriffs from Cortland, Saratoga, Cayuga and Chenango Counties said they are searching or have already hired drug recognition experts, who can quickly test whether an individual is under the influence of marijuana on the road. Read more »
Music critic to bring experience of jazz to life in lecture series
The era of jazz clubs frequenting every street corner now only remains behind glass cases in museums. Larry Blumenfeld, a music critic and former editor-in-chief… Read more »
Local spin class event benefits childhood cancer research
Pedaling 4 Paige, an indoor cycling event created to honor the memory of Paige Arnold, will take place on Saturday. Read more »
LGBT Resource Center expands gender-affirming clothing closet
A student assistant at SU’s LGBT Resource Center is working towards creating a space for queer people exploring their gender expression to feel validated through clothing. Read more »
Farm to Fork 101 to collaborate with Otro Cinco for tasting
Farm to Fork 101 will take on Otro Cinco at its next event on Monday, March 25. Read more »
Exhibit brings awareness to #MeToo movement with feminist art
Artists Samantha Aasen and Malena Barnhart will present feminist artwork at the Random Access Gallery on Friday night. Read more »
Adaptation of ‘Pride and Prejudice’ to open at Syracuse Stage
Playwright Kate Hamill’s adaptation of Jane Austen’s beloved novel, “Pride and Prejudice,” will open at Syracuse Stage on Wednesday. Read more »
University United Methodist Church pastor utilizes community outreach, activism in practice of faith
Alicia Wood, pastor at University United Methodist Church, has spent three-and-a-half years advocating on behalf of marginalized communities. Read more »
6 recipes to make for any March Madness viewing party
Preheat the (microwave) oven and fire up the grill to make these simple recipes for your March Madness viewing party. Read more »
Extra Pulp: Columnists discuss best new flicks, music from spring break
Screen Time Columnist Patrick Gunn and Music Columnist Nate Spurlin discuss the best movies, television and music of spring break. Read more »
Assault City Roller Derby kicked off their season on International Women’s Day
Assault City Roller Derby celebrated Women’s History Month with their season kick-off bout, recognizing their evolution as an` organization as the sport gains popularity. Read more »
SU athletes, Enactus volunteers give back to community through Operation Soap Dish
When she was in the fourth grade, sophomore Adena Rochelson volunteered at St. Lucy’s Food Pantry with her mother and sister. She noticed an empty… Read more »
SU student organist gears up for 1st solo recital
Meet Samuel Kuffuor-Afriyie, one of two junior organ performance majors at Syracuse University, who’s preparing for his first solo recital. Read more »
‘Captain Marvel’ takes diehard Marvel fans on high-flying adventure
It’s no secret that Marvel Studios has been on quite the winning streak since it was purchased by Disney. But despite some backlash from angry… Read more »
Offset proves he’s the best of Migos with ‘Father of 4’
Following the release of Offset’s “FATHER OF 4,” he has officially earned the title of the best member of Migos. Read more »
Onondaga Nation searches for items lost more than 100 years ago
The Haudenosaunee, including the Onondaga Nation, have advocated for the return of wampum belts for decades. Read more »
Your ‘staycation’ destinations for spring break in Syracuse
Staying in Syracuse during spring break? Don’t let the snow bring you down. Here are the top things to do and see in Syracuse while you’re catching up on some sleep next week. Read more »
Restaurants to check out during spring break if you’re staying in town
Staying in Syracuse this spring break? Let your taste buds travel around the world by visiting these restaurants. Read more »
Cold Read Festival connects playwrights, audiences with new work
UPDATED: Feb. 7, 2019 at 12:45 p.m. The 2019 Cold Read Festival aims to give playwrights and actors an opportunity to workshop their latest pieces in… Read more »
CNY Young & Amazing Awards to highlight youth in Syracuse
The nomination categories highlight a variety of skills, including academic prowess, athletic sportsmanship and altruistic efforts. Read more »
