4 ways to cope with the stress of internship season
If you’re feeling the pressure get to you, here are some tips to help keep things in perspective during the stressful time that is internship season. Read more »
Central New York
Syracuse is about to get a little brighter with a new mural
Believe in Syracuse commissioned a $20,000 mural for West Fayette Street and is in the process of reviewing applications. Read more »
Local nonprofits partner for fundraiser to benefit Syracuse refugee community
RISE’s “A Night of Nations” fundraiser will feature cultural entertainment and a silent auction, as well as dinner by the pop-up restaurant My Lucky Tummy. Read more »
UU to host advanced screening of horror film 'Truth or Dare'
The thriller stars Lucy Hale and Tyler Posey as a couple on vacation who get caught up in a dangerous game. Read more »
How one architecture firm shaped the face of Syracuse University
King + King Architects recently celebrated 150 years in business. The firm is the brains behind Crouse College, Bird Library and dozens of other buildings at SU. Read more »
Here’s what the XXL Freshman covers from 2015 on should look like in hindsight
With hindsight 20/20, Music columnist Jalen Nash takes a trip in the time machine to recreate each XXL Magazine Freshman cover from 2015 on. Read more »
SU and SUNY-ESF students use food waste to create sustainable energy
Farm to Flame takes ground-up food waste and uses it to power generators. Read more »
SU Department of Drama explores AIDS crisis in 'The Baltimore Waltz'
The show takes the audience through a sequence of events that are revealed to be a dream. Read more »
Residents express concerns over ReZone Syracuse during Monday forum
The forum was held at Nottingham High School and discussed the changing landscape of Syracuse businesses and residences. Read more »
MSNBC host Joy-Ann Reid to deliver University Lecture in Hendricks Chapel
Reid hopes to hold a discussion with students about race and gender in the media, which is the subject of a Newhouse class she teaches in New York City. Read more »
A list of nightmares that will come true if you eat in class
Humor columnist Annabeth Mann is scared to eat in class. Here's why. Read more »
SU students continue the dialogue ahead of World Autism Awareness Day
World Autism Awareness Day is celebrated on April 2, and SU students are working to increase autism awareness through events like a 5K walk. Read more »
Eden restaurant to bring sustainable agriculture, local produce to Syracuse
Rich Strub will team up with local farms and Cornell research scientists to launch a new farm-to-table restaurant in Hanover Square. Read more »
University Union, IVMF to host "12 Strong" screening
Mark Nutsch, leader of a U.S. Special Forces mission, will speak at SU following the movie screening on April 13. Read more »
Gallery: Burg, SALES and Whitney play Bandersnatch concert
Here are the best photos from University Union’s Bandersnatch concert, which featured musicians from Detroit, Chicago and Orlando. Read more »
Here’s why April Fools’ Day is the most stressful 24 hours of the entire year
Humor columnist Annabeth Mann explains why April Fools’ Day is the sole cause of all her anxiety. Read more »
Light Work, Newhouse partner to feature students’ photography
For its first-ever celebration, the “2018 Newhouse Photography Annual” will be featured at Light Work through July to showcase a range of student work. Read more »
Charlie Burg, SALES and Whitney light up the stage at Bandersnatch concert
The group of musicians performed Wednesday night in Goldstein Auditorium to an intimate audience for University Union's spring Bandersnatch concert. Read more »
Chabad at SU to hold 2 nights of interactive Passover Seders
Zalman and Sarah Ives are working to make Syracuse University’s Chabad House an accessible, welcoming environment for SU’s Jewish community. Read more »
‘The Big Picture’ author Ben Fritz gives his thoughts on the future of film
Movie columnist Erik Benjamin spoke with Ben Fritz, who wrote "The Big Picture: The Fight for the Future of Movies" to discuss the process of crafting a journalism book and the future of film. Read more »
Thornden Park gets ready for spring with restoration projects
Thornden Park Association has been working over the last 35 years to restore the historic park and make it more accessible to the Syracuse community. Read more »
Howie Hawkins to officially launch 3rd bid for governor
Hawkins said he hopes to get at least 50,000 votes during the 2018 election. Read more »
Annual Take Back The Night to take place on campus Wednesday
Take Back the Night will focus on relationship and interpersonal violence this year, as well as sexual violence, and will include speakers and a march through campus. Read more »
‘Chess’ is making a comeback at the CNY Playhouse
‘Chess’ is an acclaimed musical that’s also admired for its storyline, and director Robert Searle is looking to repopularize the show in the context of today’s political climate. Read more »
