Tickets for March for Our Lives trip go on sale Monday
Student Association will sponsor buses to Washington, D.C. and provide shuttles to the March For Our Lives rally in Syracuse. Read more »
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106 teams celebrate St. Patrick’s Day weekend with Irish Road Bowling
Combine golf and bowling and you get Irish Road Bowling, a Syracuse tradition that celebrates St. Patrick’s Day and brings the community together. Read more »
Mr. Bigg’s Restaurant brings authentic Caribbean cuisine to Syracuse
The new restaurant will operate as catering/takeout only, offering mainstays of Caribbean cuisine like jerk chicken and sweet plantains. Read more »
Relay For Life comes to SU campus this weekend
This year’s Relay For Life takes place Saturday in the Carrier Dome, and funds will go to the American Cancer Society in its fight to end cancer. Read more »
Local pop-punk band Townhouse Warrior to release new album
The Syracuse-based, pop-punk group’s album “Words, Unsaid” will be released on Tuesday. Read more »
Indie-rock duo Whitney to headline spring Bandersnatch concert
University Union announced the lineup for the Bandersnatch concert of the semester, which includes Whitney, SALES and Charlie Burg. Read more »
Mayor Ben Walsh to bartend tonight at charity event
The Krebs restaurant in Skaneateles is hosting Celebrity Bartending For a Cause tonight, where Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh will be behind the bar. Read more »
Spring break is a time to go wild — or for some, mild
Spring break doesn't always live up to its stereotypes. Humor columnist Lauren Perlowski gives a peek into her break plans. Read more »
Here are some songs for your spring break playlist
Whether you’ll be having fun in the sun or laying on your couch, Music columnist Phoebe Smith selected songs to fit your spring break plans. Read more »
Local craft breweries are the perfect place to spend spring break
If you’re worried about having nothing to do over spring break in Syracuse, don’t be: these craft breweries offer some of central New York’s best beer. Read more »
Syracuse Common Council may support early voting bill
A resolution of support was introduced by Councilor Latoya Allen, of the 4th district, during Wednesday’s council study session. Read more »
Distillery run by SU faculty member highlights brewing, barrelling process
SU culinary specialist Chris Uyehara opened Last Shot Distillery in 2015 and allows visitors to get a glimpse of the process of distillation. Read more »
Here’s one thing Donald Trump has gotten right on Twitter
President Donald Trump thinks the Oscars’ low ratings are due to a lack of stars, and he actually might not be wrong. Read more »
Engineering students create video to celebrate women in STEM
Bridget McDonough and Dalya Omar made the video just before International Women’s Day to demonstrate the lack of women in STEM fields. Read more »
Mayor Ben Walsh’s pledge to support drone initiative gets mixed reactions
A regional advocacy group has concerns about the commercial and military uses of drone technology. Read more »
SU student releases Celtic culture book in time for St. Patrick’s Day
Art photography senior Blake Condolora combined his love for photography with his interest in Celtic culture in his recently released book called “The Grove: A Celtic Divination Tool & Ogham Set." Read more »
‘Love Boat’ star Fred Grandy to make Syracuse debut
“On Golden Pond” opens at Redhouse this Friday, starring Fred Grandy and his daughter, Marya Grandy. Read more »
Some questions you'll receive — and incorrectly answer — over spring break
Humor columnist Annabeth Mann speculates about what your relatives will be asking you during the coming break and gives you impenetrable answers to these inquiries. Read more »
Kelly Veshia’s 4 tattoos illustrate her identity and outlook on life
The senior psychology and Russian Studies double major has several pieces of body art that help tell the story of who she is, what she values and where she comes from. Read more »
Artists look to capture animals’ personalities at Baltimore Woods exhibit
Baltimore Woods Nature Center is hosting "Natural Passions" to highlight the beauty of nature and capture the essence of different animals. Read more »
This Syracuse University alumnus’ startup can help you understand March Madness
Brothers Mike and Doug Gursha just added basketball content to Rookie Road, a site that thoroughly explains the rules of popular sports. Read more »
Charlie Burg gears up to release 2nd of 3-part EP series
Charlie Burg recently left Michigan State University and his home state of Michigan to transfer to Syracuse University, and he’s been making career moves ever since. Read more »
SA will no longer organize hurricane relief trip to Houston
SA is working on a possible long-term initiative that would promote advocacy for sites of natural disasters around the world. Read more »
Syracuse University alum produces documentary on 70-year history of WAER
Investigative reporter Scott MacFarlane graduated from SU in 1998 and returned to the Hill to tell the story of the locally famous radio station. Read more »
