Explore the SU campus through these 6 historic statues
In honor of International Sculpture Day on April 25, Pulp has compiled the stories of six of the most well-known statues sitting on the Syracuse University campus. Read more »
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Freshman's lion head tattoo connects him to home
Freshman Pierre Marie has a tattoo over his heart of a lion's head, which connects him to his hometown of Lyon, France, and reminds him to always protect what he loves. Read more »
Cuneo: What I think of asking girls out
Humor columnist Danny Cuneo reflects on his past crushes, a time he asked a girl out on a date and the ways in which he plans on improving his love life. Read more »
Week in Pulp: Meet Otto the puppy, freshman writes music about home state Wisconsin
Catch up on this week's best Pulp stories here. Read more »
The 2014 Pacific Rim Riesling has a hint of gummy bears
The 2014 Pacific Rim Riesling is the wine featured in this week's Thirsty Thursday. The smell and taste is very sweet, with hints of tropical fruits and gummy bears. Read more »
Former SU professor launches 'Trumpmania' exhibit at Wescott Theatre
Anthony Rotolo, a former Syracuse University professor, just launched his exhibit "Trumpmania," which features art pieces both celebrating and criticizing Donald Trump. Read more »
Freshman performs under Wisconsin-themed stage name
Andrew Idarraga is a freshman Bandier student who released his first track, under the stage name The Wisconaut, a few months ago on Soundcloud. The song is now approaching nearly 4,000 plays. Read more »
Sophomore gets musical tattoo to remember concert pianist past
Jolanis Alexandre began playing the piano when she was six years old. Although she doesn't plan on continuing her piano career after college, her musical tattoo will always be a reminder of her past. Read more »
Cuneo: The story behind the birth of the 'Crying Jordan' meme
The "Crying Jordan" meme has taken the internet by storm, so humor columnist Danny Cuneo decided it was his responsibility to give a detailed account of exactly how this meme was created. Read more »
SU junior performs traditional African dances with One World Dance troupe
Lesley Kevin Pfeifer joined One World dance troupe during his freshman year at Syracuse University after moving from Ghana. Now a junior, he plans to join the E-Board next year to help promote more African culture on campus. Read more »
Ballast Point’s The Commodore American Stout has bold scent, weak flavor
This week, Thirsty Thursday writer Max Darrow tried out Ballast Point’s The Commodore American Stout. While the beer isn't full-bodied, the smell has notes of coffee and chocolate. Read more »
Sophomore kickstarts career with Etsy vintage clothing shop
Angela Montague is a sophomore Syracuse University student who uses her own clothing shop on Etsy, called The Esme, to curate and sell vintage clothing she finds in thrift shops. Read more »
Sneakers are perfect for more than just the gym
Athleisure has quickly risen to be one of the most popular fashion trends for this year. Get on board with this comfy style with these three ways to rock sneakers every day. Read more »
Junior to craft photo book to honor Woodstock’s 50th Anniversary
Liz Stantley loves music festivals. That's why, for her senior thesis, she has decided to create a photo book to examine and remember the 50th anniversary of Woodstock. Read more »
Having trouble registering for classes? Here's help
It's that time of year again: time to set up class schedules for next semester. If you're still struggling to find just the right class to take, Pulp has a nifty quiz to help you out. Read more »
5 songs to know by Chance The Rapper
Excited to see Chance The Rapper perform at Syracuse University's Block Party? Before you go, make sure you know these five songs to jam out to. Read more »
Moran: Watching the Final Four abroad doesn't beat being on campus
Abroad columnist Claire Moran is enjoying her time studying in Hong Kong. That being said, she has gotten a small case of homesickness watching the Final Four unfold through her friends on her social media. Read more »
Spirit Squad members are gearing up for Final Four
The basketball teams aren't the only ones traveling this weekend for the Final Four. Members from the Spirit Squad, which is made up of the Sour Sitrus Society, the Cheer team and the Dance team, are getting ready to jump right into the action. Read more »
Indianapolis is full of entertainment for the Final Four
For the cities hosting the Final Four games, March Madness is more than just basketball. The women's Final Four in Indianapolis is bringing with it basketball clinics, festivals and a performance from Salt-N-Pepa. Read more »
Local author uses experience with autism to write children's books
Benjamin K. M. Kellogg has autism, and used to struggle to even cross the street. Now, he's using the children's books and poetry he wrote to help other people with autism in Syracuse and beyond. Read more »
Benjamin: Sundance Ignite to bring the excitement of festival to Syracuse
Movie columnist Erik Benjamin gives a preview of The Sundance Ignite program, a two-day event from The Sundance Film Festival coming to the Syracuse University campus. Read more »
Local gold medalist prepares to cycle in 2016 Paralympics
In 2010, Jill Walsh was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. Six years later, she has won gold for Team USA in the para-cycling world championships and Parapan American Games, and is training in preparation for the 2016 Paralympics. Read more »
Cuneo: A letter from the last Zune salesman
Occasionally, humor columnist Danny Cuneo takes on the persona of someone else. Today, he has become Reed Higgins, the last Zune salesman, to tell the story of how he started at the top and ended at the bottom. Read more »
Sophomore creates campus magazine devoted to hip hop
Sophomore Joanna Agwanda needed an outlet for her love of hip hop, so she started The Mixtape, a student-run magazine on campus dedicated to every aspect of hip hop culture. Read more »
