Not going to Juice Jam? Check out what you can do over the weekend in CNY
Wine, art, literature and film all in one just one weekend. Check out what you can do over the weekend in CNY. Read more »
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Taylor Swift’s new system of selling concert tickets snakes out fans
Taylor Swift's highly-anticipated upcoming album, "Reputation," is making headlines and not for the right reasons, argues Music columnist Phoebe Smith. Read more »
Annual Syracuse Irish Festival to take place this weekend
Nearly 20 years ago, the first Syracuse Irish Festival took place right in Armory Square. Today, bands from all around the country and even Ireland will gather to perform this weekend. Read more »
Whether it's rap or indie, here are 4 playlists for a Juice Jam pregame based on genre
Juice Jam is a long-standing Syracuse University tradition that welcomes all students to the new school year. Here are four playlists celebrating previous Juice Jam lineups. Read more »
Paddy Whiskey delivers more than popular brands at a fraction of the price
Trade in the over-priced Jameson for Paddy, the up and coming go-to whiskey. Read more »
You know Juice Jam, but do you know what happens behind the scenes?
Juice Jam is right around the bend, thanks to months of planning by University Union, a student-run organization at Syracuse University. Its members have been in contact with artists from across the country for the one-day music festival on South Campus. Read more »
3 drinks to pregame with before Juice Jam and how to make them
Embrace the juice and indulge in some fun cocktails this weekend for Syracuse University's annual Juice Jam. Read more »
Gannon’s Isle Ice Cream closes downtown location
Syracuse staple Gannon’s Isle Ice Cream closed its downtown location on Jefferson Street. It is unclear whether the frozen dairy treat chain will open a different location in replacement. Read more »
17 central New York women are using their art to smash the patriarchy
Seventeen central New York-based artists will show politically-conscious and feminist sculpture, fiber art and video art starting Saturday at The ArtRage Gallery. Read more »
A chronicle of a student’s inevitable downfall of motivation from the beginning of the semester to the end
Students are not alone in their inevitable downfall of motivation and organization to carry out basic daily tasks. Take a look into your future routine. Read more »
Sophomore eases transition for incoming students from Welcome Week to the end of the year
Taylor Williams worked as an orientation leader for the first time this year. Despite all the work that went into it and the time it took she said the helping incoming students made it all worth it. Read more »
Free condoms, exercise classes are part of a healthy college transition
There are many components to health, and maintaining all of them is extremely important. Learn how to do just that through these tips and university resources. Read more »
Q&A: Pigeons Playing Ping Pong on the pursuit of fun and funk
Maryland-based band Pigeons Playing Ping Pong will play at the Westcott Theater on August 31 with their third album “Pizazz” coming later this fall. Read more »
What to do during the last few days at the Great New York State Fair
Learn how to make butter and soap on Friday and see Migos on Sunday. Check out the guide to the last weekend of the Great New York State Fair. Read more »
3 Hour Power Shower went from an inside middle school joke to playing more than 200 shows
3 Hour Power Shower makes name for itself and brings a taste of the Buffalo music. Read more »
Where to bump the ‘Campfire Song Song’ this weekend
You don’t have to travel far to go camping around Syracuse. Here are a few campsites for a weekend away from campus. Read more »
Take the scenic route this fall to Onondaga Lake Park
Onondaga Lake Park looks pretty big on a map. Here's a breakdown of how to make the most of all it has to offer. Read more »
Get up and get out — your guide to hiking in central New York
When winter hits in Syracuse, it hits hard. Here is where to go hiking in the area before the snowstorms begin. Read more »
Winter is coming: Road trips to take before Syracuse gets too chilly
Before winter comes, check out these must-see stops in upstate New York. Go apple picking, camping or hiking with your buddies this weekend. Read more »
See who is endorsing the candidates running for mayor of Syracuse
As the Syracuse mayoral election grows closer, take a look at who is backing whom with The Daily Orange’s candidate endorsement tracker. Read more »
Milk a cow at the Rosamond Gifford Zoo, even if it is made of fiberglass
“The Real Milking Cow” exhibit ofers zoo-goers the opportunity to milk a fiberglass Holstein cow named Byrnsie. Read more »
Here’s how 3 CNY organizations are teaming up to champion trans rights
On June 24, We Exist Coalition will hold a rally for trans rights at the Women's Rights National Historical Park joined by other trans activist groups. Read more »
Photographers involved in prison, hallucinogenic and history preserving work receive Light Work award
The 43rd annual Light Work Grants in Photography was recently awarded to three artists in the Central New York area. Their work will be featured in a group exhibition at Light Work in the fall. Read more »
Bored? Consider taking on 1 of these 5 hobbies
Spend a fruitful summer in Syracuse by participating in any number of activities in the central New York area. As a mountain climber’s club would say, the sky is the limit. Read more »
