Jab Music & Art Series opening concert provides healing space amid protest
The Jab Music & Art Series’ debut concert was held there from 9 p.m. to midnight on Saturday. Read more »
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#NotAgainSU protesters hosted open-mic night
#NotAgainSU protesters held an open mic on Saturday night that spread messages of positivity and empowerment. Read more »
A24 “Waves” brought humor, shock during student screening
In partnership with Syracuse Film Society, A24 offered an advance screening of its film “Waves,” building campus’ film scene. Read more »
Jewish a cappella group sings at concert, sit-in after campuswide hate crimes
Oy Cappella sang about peace and hope in light of anti-Semitic incident prior to the group’s invitational. Read more »
Details emerge of 3rd bias-related graffiti found in Day Hall
Three floors in Day Hall have had racist or bias-related graffiti to black or Asian students. Read more »
Center for International Services hosts Asian student-led forum
Asian students voiced concerns about SEM 100, financial aid and the need for Mandarin-speaking counselors at Thursday’s forum. Read more »
Native American Heritage Month 2019
Indigenous Students at Syracuse co-presidents bring awareness to heritage, club
SU seniors, Maris Jacobs and Nathan Abrams, are working to educate SU students on indigenous culture. Read more »
Former SU professor displays most recent artwork at ArtRage Gallery
Former SU professor and renowned figurative painter Jerome Witkin will have paintings on display at ArtRage Gallery until January. Read more »
Co-president of Syracuse Film Society talks 'Waves' advanced screening
The Syracuse Film Society will have an advance screening of “Waves” starring Taylor Russell, Kelvin Harrison Jr. and Alexa Demie. Read more »
Native American Heritage Month 2019
Indigenous Students at Syracuse to celebrate Native cultures at fashion show
The organization, Indigenous Students at Syracuse, is hosting a fashion show on Thursday. The event will feature both traditional and modern Indigenous clothing. Read more »
Native American Heritage Month 2019
Professor Scott Stevens holds lecture on why indigenous studies matter
Scott Stevens, the director Native American and Indigenous Studies at SU, will lead a lecture in Goldstein Student Center on the importance of indigenous studies. Read more »
Redhouse Art Center's show 'God of Carnage' examines relationships, parenting
“God of Carnage” to play at the Redhouse Arts Center through Nov. 17. Read more »
The Daily Orange Podcast Special: SU residence hall vandalized with racial slurs, the university's response and the reactions that followed
We invite you to hear directly from our reporters about the stories that drive our Syracuse community on The Daily Orange Podcast, hosted by Ghael… Read more »
Gov. Cuomo addresses Day Hall racist vandalism, Hate Crimes Task Force
The comments come a day after Cuomo directed the State Police Hate Crimes Task Force to investigate racist graffiti found in Day Hall. Read more »
ArtRage Gallery To Show ‘American Dreams: Immigration Stories’
ArtRage Gallery To Show “American Dreams: Immigration Stories” a play that delves into the lives of immigrants in America through a series of monologues. Read more »
'Doctor Sleep' pays homage to famous moments from 'The Shining'
Screentime columnist Patrick Gunn says “Doctor Sleep” shines brightly enough. Read more »
Groovestand a cappella to host fall invitational this Friday
Groovestand a cappella's Fall Invitational is Friday, Nov. 15th from 8-11 p.m. at Hendricks Chapel. Read more »
Loud Luxury on touring, bringing party back to Syracuse
Electronic pop duo Loud Luxury is on tour and bringing the party back to Syracuse. Read more »
5 local musicians write song in one week for Acoustic Guitar Project
Five songwriters from Syracuse will perform their new song on Nov. 15. Each songwriter was part of The Acoustic Guitar Project in which each artist shares a guitar that has traveled around Syracuse and has one week to create a song. Read more »
Student veteran Katy Quartaro is named SU's 2019 Tillman Scholar
Student veteran Katy Quartaro, SU’s 2019 Tillman Scholar, conducted criminal investigations and worked as a military dog handler while in the Marine Corps. Now, she is helping to support other student veterans on campus as a team leader with Peer Advisors for Veteran Education. Read more »
Your Daily Horoscope: MySlice registration edition
Here are the classes you should take next semester based on your zodiac sign. Read more »
Geraldine 'Babydoll' Williams celebrates 50 years working at SU
Williams has been working at SU Food Services with jobs in Haven, Washington Arms and the Faculty Center for 50 years. Read more »
The Landmark Theatre receives $2 million grant from the state
The Landmark Theatre recently obtained a $2 million grant from the state. Now, it will undergo new seating arrangements and recreate the original marquee. Read more »
