Following COVID-19 pause, Syracuse Auto Expo returns for 113th show
The Syracuse Auto Expo’s 113th show will be held at The Oncenter’s Nicholas J. Pirro Convention Center from Feb. 10-13. Read more »
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3 possible restaurants to make Marshall Street more appealing
Although Marshall Street is a hub for SU students and locals alike, the addition of Lucy Blu’s should have people wanting more out of an essential part of the SU area. Read more »
UU, WeMedia Lab to screen ‘Myth of Love’ in celebration of Lunar New Year
The movie will be shown at 7:30 p.m. on Feb. 16 in HBC Gifford Auditorium. Read more »
Movies and TV shows to avoid the cold this winter
Screentime columnist Christopher Reilly selected these five movies and TV shows for students to watch while staying warm indoors this winter. Read more »
Students should go to more SU basketball games to showcase their school spirit
Students should take advantage of the exciting basketball games that will take place during these next few months in the Dome. Read more »
Earl Sweatshirt gives nod to ongoing pandemic in new album ‘SICK!’
Earl Sweatshirt’s latest album “SICK!” shows how far he has come as a solo artist, music columnist Anish Vasudevan says. Read more »
Dr. Juhanna Rogers discusses place-based storytelling at ‘Conventions’ series
Juhanna Rogers, a Newark, New Jersey native, led a two-hour webinar discussing place-based storytelling and more as part of the Syracuse Symposium: Conventions series. Read more »
University Union to host comedians Jay Pharoah and Matteo Lane
University Union announced in a press release that comedians Jay Pharoah and Matteo Lane will perform at Syracuse University on Feb. 18. Read more »
3 SU students created 'Womanifesto,' shedding light on sexual abuse on campus
Three Syracuse University film students released a film about gender discrimination at SU called “Womanifesto.” The film was shown at the Shaffer Art Building on Feb. 6. Read more »
Nave Law Winter Fair returns, featuring food vendors, live shows
The Nave Law Winter Fair took place indoors from Feb. 4 to Feb. 6 at the New York State Fairgrounds’ Exposition Center. Read more »
UU cancels Bandersnatch concert
University Union announced Friday that the event was canceled due to inclement weather. Read more »
SU to suspend in-person operations in anticipation of inclement weather
A campus-wide alert announced the university's operations would be suspended following the Winter Storm Warning assigned to the central New York area. Read more »
SU students ring in Chinese New Year with festival, small celebrations
2022 marks the Year of the Tiger according to the lunisolar Chinese calendar. Here’s how different Syracuse University students are celebrating. Read more »
Futari exhibit serves as mirror into 16-year artistic relationship
The Futari (Two Persons) exhibit is on display at Light Work Gallery until March 10 and features photography from Pixy Liao, whose work is often inspired by her partner Takahiro Morooka. Read more »
SU kicks off celebration of Black History Month at Goldstein Auditorium
The opening event featured an appearance by comedian Emmanuel Hudson and many performances from Syracuse University students. Read more »
SU Esports room hosts Chinese New Year celebration with Spring Gala Festival
This Chinese New Year, the Esports Club hosted a Spring Gala Festival at the esports room to celebrate the holiday among the Syracuse University community. Read more »
COVID-19 pills would be a substantial addition to the SU pharmacy
Syracuse pharmacies and The Barnes Center at the Arch should be prepared to carry the COVID-19 pill once it is readily available. Read more »
SU alumna Victoria Montalbano discusses new Star Wars-themed solo show
The Daily Orange sat down with storyteller Victoria Montalbano to discuss her new solo show, “The Princess Strikes Back: One Woman’s Search for the Space Cowboy of Her Dreams.” Read more »
Gallery: Attendees enjoy second Syracuse Pond Hockey Classic
After a two year hiatus, the Syracuse Pond Hockey Classic is back! Despite the single digit temperatures, over a hundred spectators crowded around Hiawatha Lake on Saturday, January 29, 2022 to watch the tournament. Read more »
'Flee' offers a unique approach to depicting a journey of self-discovery
Jonas Poher Rasmussen’s “Flee” is a powerful documentary about a family forced to emigrate Afghanistan during the Afghan Civil War, Screentime columnist Michael Lieberman says. Read more »
Attendees brave frigid temperatures for Syracuse Pond Hockey Classic
On Jan. 29, hundreds of people showed up to Hiawatha Lake at Onondaga Park for the Syracuse Pond Hockey Classic. Read more »
Celebrating the 1st year of Salt City Market
Salt City Market, located in downtown Syracuse, is celebrating its 1-year anniversary. Read more »
SU professor Lawrence Chua discusses his book 'Bangkok Utopia'
On Tuesday night, Lawrence Chua talked about his book “Bangkok Utopia” over Zoom. Read more »
SU open to offering free COVID-19 testing to local residents during semester
Though Syracuse University’s testing infrastructure could not be used for testing of New York residents while students were moving in, the testing team is willing to extend the offer once more. Read more »
