Ease back into the groove after spring break with these 6 upcoming events
Get back into the groove of things after spring break with one of these events this week. Read more »
Central New York
Art photography seniors exhibit work in '2023 VPA Photography' gallery
11 seniors in the College of Visual and Performing Arts have been selected to show their photography work in Light Work’s annual gallery, “2023 VPA Photography.” Read more »
Before Boeheim's reign: What Syracuse University was like in 1976
See what SU looked like the last time Jim Boeheim was not the men’s basketball head coach. Read more »
Check out these deals from Downtown Dining Week for hearty meals on a budget
From March 1-15, restaurants in Downtown Syracuse will be participating in ‘Downtown Syracuse Dining Weeks,’ where they are offering three course meals for lunch and dinner for prices ranging from $15-$35. Read more »
Preview this year's Oscars with the help of our screentime columnists
See what SU looked like the last time Jim Boeheim was not the men’s basketball head coach. Read more »
Staying in Syracuse for spring break? Check out these 5 concerts
Support your favorite college newsroom with a gift! We’re offering the first 200 donors who make a gift of $44 or more a copy of… Read more »
Lawsuit against FDA, USDA seeks compensation for SNAP benefit skimming victims
The Legal Aid Society hopes to ensure that EBT card skimming crimes are handled similarly to old stolen food stamp coupons. Read more »
As a gay man, my identity stops me from helping my community
I either entirely don’t have the ability to participate or I am forced to give up on fighting for my human rights to serve my community because I am stuck between choosing to help a charity and remaining unaccepting towards hatred. This is a decision that no one should be in a place to make. Read more »
Jason Max Ferdinand Singers collaborate with SU's choirs for performance at Hendricks
After appearing on the stage of Saturday Night Live, the Jason Max Ferdinand ensemble stopped by Hendricks Chapel this past week to perform, delivering an electrifying show. Read more »
Syracuse University’s bias incident reporting policies lack transparency and urgency
Regardless of its nature, a bias incident is both a threat to any student who may be targeted and a threat to the community, and should be communicated to the campus community immediately in order to protect students’ safety. Read more »
Purim celebration honored resilience of Jewish culture with storytelling, community service
On Monday night, members of SU’s Jewish community gathered at the Winnick Hillel Center to celebrate the holiday of Purim. Read more »
Sophomore Nancy Dunkle launches music career through singles, house show performances
Sophomore Nancy Dunkle launches her music career through singles and performances at local house show venues. Read more »
Don't feel pressured to switch majors for the approval of others
We cannot tell young people not to follow their passions simply because some assume that a degree may be useless, or they won’t make any money, or because you believe they are “above” a certain major. Read more »
Graduate students enter Three Minute Thesis competition to prepare for final dissertation
Despite their busy schedules, graduate students took the time, three minutes exactly, to present their research for the Three Minute Thesis competition. Read more »
Syracuse residents, foodies unite at annual Thornden Park Chili Festival
Community members and chili enthusiasts stopped by Thornden Park this past Sunday for the 26th annual Thornden Park Chili Bowl Festival. Read more »
Keep the week before spring break interesting with these 5 upcoming events
Jazz up the last week of school before spring break with musicals downtown and informative talks on campus. Read more »
Author Nicole Terez Dutton shares poetry as part of an SU reading series
Author Nicole Terez Dutton spoke to SU students Wednesday night as part of the English Department’s Raymond Carver reading series. Read more »
Students, community advocates seek stronger support network for eating disorder recovery
In recognition of National Eating Disorder Awareness Week, Syracuse community members reflect on the involvement of the university and local clinal providers in assisting those who are struggling. Read more »
Get lute this weekend at these 5 concerts
Enjoy the last weekend before spring break with one of these five concerts. Read more »
At Albany, InclusiveU representatives advocate for resources for students with disabilities
Members of Syracuse University's InclusiveU and others rallied in support of two bills that would fund pre-college preparation and transition programs. Read more »
As women enter the workforce, there is a lack of accommodations for them to flourish
Issues — such as workplace harassment, lack of gender diversity and unequal opportunities for promotions — discourage women from staying in the professional world. Workplaces were built for men — issues like protected maternity leave and pay equity are ignored as they do not affect male workers. Read more »
Melding R&B and rap, Don Toliver maintains reign as a distinctive talent
In his new album ‘Love Sick,’ Don Toliver continues to build on his unique hip-hop talent and produces many songs that will be on the charts for months to come. Read more »
Through student-run show 'Krab Night,' SU brothers bring various forms of sketch comedy
Brothers Aidan and Ryan Micho have been interested in comedy for most of their lives. Together they started a new student-run comedy show called “Krab Night” where they allow students to put on stand up and sketch comedy performances. Read more »
Legacy admissions reveal power, privilege at college
There needs to be further education regarding the impact of privilege in our society — on both systemic and cultural levels — that is specifically targeted toward individuals who are most ignorant to its benefit. Read more »
