Work Wednesday: Josh Pierce
For Josh Pierce, cutting hair and shaving beards acts as physical therapy for his fingers. Pierce, 28, has worked as a barber at Campus Cuts… Read more »
Slice of Life
Counseling Center to teach class on mindfulness
Susan Pasco believes meditation is the key to a stress-free life. “There are many things people do when they’re under stress like drinking, smoking, drugs,”… Read more »
Student publications The Renegade, The Black Voice focus on black community at SU
While working as the feature editor for a campus magazine, Ibet Inyang suggested the publication write an article about natural hair, a growing trend among… Read more »
Community members share their visions for a better Syracuse
Like Martin Luther King, Jr., four Syracuse community members are working toward their ideas of justice. These community members received the Unsung Hero Award at… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: José Alvarez
José Alvarez has the Greek letters of his fraternity, Sigma Alpha Mu, tattooed on his chest. It’s a constant reminder of the brotherhood that the… Read more »
Orange Bachelorette: Syracuse University alumna Ashley Iaconetti finds herself in the middle of "Bachelor" drama
Much of the drama during “The Bachelor” is between the contestants, all sharing one house and one man. This week, Syracuse University alumna Ashley Iaconetti… Read more »
Meet Monday: Ira Griffin
It was 1 a.m. when Ira Griffin left Syracuse on a bus headed for New York City a little over a week ago. Seven hours… Read more »
Community Folk Art Center features African culture
Kheli Willetts didn’t earn her Ph.D. to teach college students — she got a Ph.D. to learn about art. It’s the reason why Willetts, the… Read more »
Caribbean Students Association celebrates 30 years at SU
For Nyesher Serrant, feeling at home at Syracuse University became easier after she found the Caribbean Students Association. “I feel like for me, coming from… Read more »
International students reflect on adjusting to SU campus, culture
Culture shock. It can be the feeling of hating where you are, missing the familiarity of your home or making a lot of mistakes in… Read more »
Pulp's guide to 4 places to visit at Destiny USA under $25
Amazing Mirror Maze It can take visitors around 15 minutes to complete the Amazing Mirror Maze, but guests can go through the maze as many… Read more »
Students to teach empathy in local community
Syeisha Byrd has strong connections to the Syracuse City School District. She is a proud graduate of Fowler High School, a member of the superintendent… Read more »
Senior uses late aunt’s journals for VPA thesis
When Morgan Edgecomb was 8 years old, her aunt died of a heart attack. Now, as a senior art photography major in the College of… Read more »
Scavenger hunt app HoundDog reaches semi-finals of Student Startup Madness competition
Out of the six Syracuse University teams that entered the Student Startup Madness competition, only the app HoundDog remains. HoundDog allows consumers and brands to… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Nicholas Leonardis
Tattooed on Nicholas Leonardis’ right shoulder, the letters “SPQR” portray his love for Roman culture. SPQR, an acronym from the Latin phrase “Senatus Populusque Romanus,”… Read more »
Parents fundraise for scholarship in memory of SU student
Miles Reme loved sports — so much so that his parents have been actively fundraising for a scholarship to give to student athletes at his… Read more »
Meet Monday: Henry Nelson
Henry Nelson was first exposed to the practice of freeganism when he worked as a full-time volunteer at Fair Foods Inc. in Boston. Freeganism is… Read more »
Syracuse super fan names child ‘Cuse’
For Michael Dow, his “addiction” with Syracuse University sports stretches far beyond his three Syracuse tattoos — for him, ‘Cuse has a deeper meaning. “I… Read more »
Freshman pays for college by modeling for major clothing brands, fashion magazines
Between rounds of scanning the beach for swimmers wandering too far into the ocean in the summer of 2013, Jordan Roney got off his five-foot… Read more »
Ready, set, snow: Pulp's guide to sledding spots around campus
As the snow begins to pile up, adventure seekers head outdoors for bone-chilling fun. A variety of hills around campus offer the perfect place to… Read more »
Sit With Me event to honor women’s influence in technology
For Hailey Temple, participating in the Sit With Me campaign hits close to home. After visiting a technology museum in Silicon Valley last spring with… Read more »
Work Wednesday: David Rose
When David Rose opened Halo Tattoo on Marshall Street in September 1997, his mission was to create a safe and trusted locale for people to… Read more »
SU professor Flowers reflects on activism influenced by Martin Luther King Jr.
It was the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. in 1968 that sparked radicalness in a young Arthur Flowers. “It personalized the Civil Rights Movement… Read more »
Q&A: Professor discusses automobile lecture, exhibit
Syracuse University Libraries will open its new spring 2015 exhibit “The Automobile: Design Considerations and Local Manifestations” Tuesday. The exhibit, which explores how the automobile… Read more »
