Autumn Danielle Dirks channels her creative passion into her graphic design career, finding community in the Gear Factory, and creating personal pieces to give back to the city. Read more »
Celebrate Native Heritage month with a variety of events and discussions hosted by the Native Student Program and the Office of Multicultural Affairs. Read more »
Jennette McCurdy will speak at University Union’s Performing Arts show on November 12. Read more »
Nikki Eiffe’s candle business, bug, bear & bean candles, has an emphasis on family and local activism. Read more »
Sexual health, nerd culture, open mic and Día De Los Muertos are all represented in this week’s campus events. Read more »
Every year, countless Halloween costumes are bought and quickly discarded as students try their best to dress for the spooky holiday. Read more »
The New England Alpaca Owners and Breeders Association hosted an Alpaca Show and Competition including local farmers in the Northeast region and their best Alpacas. Read more »
On November 1 and 2, Día de los Muertos will be celebrated by Syracuse students to honor and celebrate the lives of passed loved ones. Read more »
Taylor Swift’s 10th studio album, "Midnights," was released to an excited fanbase, but has faced mixed reviews. Read more »
House shows and local venues will be hosting shows throughout the weekend, leading up to Halloween. Read more »
With Halloween approaching next week, the Office of Student Living hosted a presentation and discussion, “My Culture is Not Your Costume” examining cultural appropriation and how to confront it when you face it on campus or anywhere in life. Read more »
The sixth annual Diwali celebration occurred in the Orange Grove on Monday night, bringing with it the universal message of the power of light, as well intricate light displays and tasty treats. Read more »
Students from around SU have made all kinds of podcasts as they try to express their interests and passions in their own way. Read more »
Luca Guadagnino’s new film “Bones and All” tells the story of a lost “eater” and her troubles to process the conflicts and troubles that surround her. Read more »
SU’s VPA program put on Neil Simon’s 1966 “Sweet Charity” with help from an acclaimed choreographer and directed by David Lowenstein. Read more »
You can tell a lot about a person from their Halloween costume. Our humor columnist goes through some of the most popular ones and the people most likely to wear them. Read more »
Wear your best Halloween attire or participate in religious activities at these 6 events for the coming week. Read more »
Concepts of gender and sexuality are notoriously complex. Any assertion otherwise is at best misguided and at worst ideologically malicious. Read more »
“Swiss Army Knife” Carlo Di Giammarino employs his skills as a journalist and his passion for storytelling to shoot original documentaries across the globe. Read more »
The Westcott Theater, Redgate and Funk N Waffles will all be hosting bands this weekend. Read more »
After nearly eight years of painting streets around his hometown, Dan Shanahan is now displaying his ever growing work at the Everson Museum of Art. Read more »
CNY Playhouse’s newest production, “Clue: On Stage,” based off the iconic board game and 1985 film, brings together murder and comedy in a way like no other. Read more »
119 Euclid hosted a fireside chat with alumnus Porshia Derival, examining the power of cultural expression through dance and the importance of hip-hop in the Black experience. Read more »
HBO’s "Industry" tells the story of recent college graduates as they grapple with new jobs and the power dynamics that come into play. Read more »
