Tattoo Tuesday: Dan Rosone
Dan Rosone got his tattoo in memory of his best friend Nicklaus Joseph Russo, who lost his battle with leukemia in 2011. Read more »
Slice of Life
Q&A: Syracuse University alumnus Chuck Hayward discusses writing for NBC's 'One Big Happy'
Chuck Hayward graduated from Syracuse University in 2002 after completing his degree in television, radio and film, and now writes for the new NBC show “One… Read more »
Four-time track and field Olympic champion Sanya Richards-Ross to speak at Syracuse University
Sanya Richards-Ross will speak about culture and sports. The talk is hosted by several SU student organizations. Read more »
Meet Monday: Steven McDonald
When he was 10, Steven McDonald lost his father to asthma-related complications. Read more »
Syracuse University alumnus walks away from $2 million offer on ABC's Shark Tank
The co-founders of BrandYourself, which began as a Syracuse University startup, turned down from a $2 million offer on Friday’s episode of the hit show “Shark Tank.” Read more »
Grey's Anatomy actor Jesse Williams discusses career, social justice issues
Grey's Anatomy actor Jesse Williams spoke at Syracuse University on Sunday afternoon about his career and his work as a civil rights activist. Read more »
Freshman Caleb Duncan runs for Syracuse City School District Board of Education
The average age of a Syracuse City School District Board of Education commissioner is between 50 and 60 years old. But that doesn’t matter to… Read more »
Work Wednesday: Patrick Midtlyng
Patrick Midtlyng’s grandparents, parents and now his 3-year-old son all own an LP record player. He said his family has a strong appreciation for the… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Donna Gureckas
The Nirvana song lyrics tattooed on Donna Gureckas’ rib cage are a reminder of the importance of staying true to herself, despite what others think.… Read more »
Spring Break in Silicon Valley program reaches 5th year, allows students to network with alumni
Spring Break in Silicon Valley aims to bridge Syracuse and the West Coast. During the yearly five-day program, students visit between 20–25 companies in Silicon… Read more »
Turner Semester offers graduate students professional experiences in LA
Located in San Pedro, California is an 850-square-foot studio that overlooks the Pacific Ocean. It’s this studio that four Syracuse University graduate students pursuing a… Read more »
Work Wednesday: Mareike Larsen
While volunteering at an elementary school, Mareike Larsen couldn’t fully understand the children at the school. They were exclusively communicating through sign language. “There were… Read more »
Seniors share experiences, reflect on influence of SU mascot Otto the Orange
Otto the Orange walks through the crowd at the Carrier Dome on Monday night, marking the last men’s basketball game that seniors Jeff Kurkjian, Kyle… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Daisia Glover
Daisia Glover’s tattoo is a daily reminder of faith and optimism. Glover, a sophomore Spanish and sociology dual major, has a tattoo of a dove… Read more »
Meet Monday: Patrick Riedy
It takes three months for Patrick Riedy to produce his hand-bound chapbooks — small, usually 30-page long books of collected poetry that are printed in… Read more »
OttoTHON, Syracuse University’s 1st Children’s Miracle Network dance marathon, raises more than $84,000 for children’s cancer research
Jennifer Fura had to simultaneously deal with the cancer diagnosis of her 2-year-old son, Scotty, while being pregnant with her daughter, Carly. Though the disease… Read more »
SU women's club ski team prepares for nationals in Oregon after 1st place win at regionals
Syracuse University’s Women’s Club Ski Race Team qualified for nationals in Oregon after taking first place at regionals last week. The ladies are set to… Read more »
SU documentaries receive Emmy nominations from New York chapter
Several times last winter, a van filled with film equipment and members of Syracuse University’s Office of Electronic Media Communications climbed slowly up the hill… Read more »
Adam DeVine entertains crowd at Goldstein Auditorium with raunchy jokes
Adam DeVine said he was flattered when a fan told him that he had a tight butthole. “This is where the ‘Pitch Perfect’ fans are… Read more »
SU Spanish professor publishes book influenced by 1970s local romance
While working at WCNY as a radio personality during the 1970s, Antonio Casale spent three years listening to hundreds of callers, complaints and stories. It… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Daniel Collins
Daniel Collins wanted a tattoo with meaning, so he went with his family crest. Embodied with historical meaning, it is also a portrayal of his… Read more »
SU Nourish International fundraises to build sustainable communities in Uganda
Students from Syracuse University’s Nourish International chapter are fundraising to return to Uganda in May to help improve local communities — this time, using an… Read more »
Lubin House celebrates 50 years as Syracuse University alumni center
In the fall of 1965, Wendy Cohen opened the large black doors of the Joseph I. Lubin House and walked nervously inside. Like thousands of… Read more »
Meet Monday: Katherine Guerin
When Katherine Guerin was in fifth grade, she started baking for her stuffed animals. Now, her hobby is a part-time job. Near the end of… Read more »
