Celebrating the 1st year of Salt City Market
Salt City Market, located in downtown Syracuse, is celebrating its 1-year anniversary. Read more »
Slice of Life
SU professor Lawrence Chua discusses his book 'Bangkok Utopia'
On Tuesday night, Lawrence Chua talked about his book “Bangkok Utopia” over Zoom. Read more »
SU alumni create 'The Hardest Day,' dealing with the grief of losing a pet
Filmmaker Luke Rafferty and photojournalist Ross Taylor premiered their documentary on in-home pet euthanasia online last week. Read more »
Adam McKay’s ‘Don’t Look Up’ is too forthright to be satirical
While Adam McKay’s “Don’t Look Up” sheds light on the American government and media’s inadequate response to environmental issues, Screentime columnist Sam Rivo says the film is too on the nose to be an effective satire. Read more »
First Year Players hold auditions for ‘Grease’
After a year of virtual performances, First Year Players will begin auditions for their rendition of Grease. Read more »
Freddie Gibbs, Pink Siifu to perform at UU Spring 2022 Bandersnatch concert
University Union’s spring 2022 Bandersnatch concert will take place Feb. 4. Rapper Freddie Gibbs will headline the show, supported by Pink Silfu. Read more »
5 movies, TV shows to snuggle up to over winter break
Now that the fall semester has come to a close, Screentime columnist Christopher Reilly lists five entertaining movies and TV shows for students to watch during the break. Read more »
5 local restaurants to get you into the holiday spirit
These five local spots host seasonal dishes, cocktails and nonalcoholic drinks to help customers get into the festive holiday spirit. Read more »
3 local businesses to help with your last-minute holiday shopping
Here are three Syracuse shops that will help last-minute holiday shoppers find unique gifts without having to deal with large crowds or low stock. Read more »
Students of color reflect on hesitancy, experiences with studying abroad
While studying abroad can be a life-changing experience, students of color may need to make extra considerations before traveling. Read more »
'Red Rocket' subtly hides grim reality of adult film industry in absurdity
Sean Baker’s “Red Rocket” is a refreshingly hilarious take on the grim realities of the adult film industry and its characters, Screentime columnist Michael Lieberman writes. Read more »
Abe the Kid, ISHĒ among artists to open for RiFF RAFF at Westcott Theater
Georgetown University senior Abe the Kid, Syracuse University senior ISHĒ, Joe Morgan and Big Boy Gang will open for rapper RiFF RAFF at the Westcott Theater on Wednesday. Read more »
Online discourse misses nuance of ‘The Last Duel’
Screentime columnist Lucy Messineo-Witt argues audiences prematurely characterized “The Last Duel” as problematic without the regard for historical context. Read more »
Gallery: Fashion and Design Society presents runway show 'Biotic Wonders'
On Saturday December 4, Fashion and Design Society took over Skybarn on South Campus to present 'Biotic Wonders'. The fashion show displayed student created pieces and featured performances by Jordyn Tareaz and Outlaws. Read more »
SU sophomore starts clothing business to spread positivity, cultural awareness
Brianna Gillfillian started a clothing business on Instagram earlier this year and sells custom Jamaica-inspired clothes. Read more »
Prepare to faint at Steve-O’s triple X-rated comedy show Wednesday night
Ahead of Steve-O’s stand-up comedy show at the Westcott Theater next Wednesday, he spoke with The Daily Orange about his experiences with stand-up and the upcoming show. Read more »
'Eternals’ proves that a star-studded cast can't always save a movie
“Eternals” delivers three-dimensional settings and plots with two-dimensional characters, writes Screentime columnist Nate Lechner. Read more »
How photography's presence at SU has shifted throughout time, social media
Photography’s presence on SU’s campus has shifted as cameras become more widely available through new technology, but professors and local businesses still look back on the art form itself and analog cameras’ role in the craft. Read more »
Israeli-American baseball player recalls team’s Olympic performance in Chabad House
Ryan Lavarnway spoke at Chabad Tuesday night about playing baseball with both the MLB and the Israeli National Baseball team. Read more »
'Passing' brings light to hidden ambiguity found within racial identity
“Passing," the film adaptation of the 1929 Nella Larsen novel of the same name, is the directorial debut for Rebecca Hall. Read more »
100 volunteers unite to build the only pump track in Syracuse
Community members are working to turn an empty lot on West Fayette Street into a pump track called PumpTrackSYR. Read more »
Visuals, performances in 'Dune' draw the viewer in from start to finish
Through its star-studded cast and beautifully-executed settings Dune is one of Villeneuve’s best, writes screentime columnist Samuel Rivo. Read more »
'The Velvet Underground' brilliantly recalls one of music's most innovative bands
Director Todd Haynes’ foray into biography and music history with “The Velvet Underground” tells the story of impactful artists with a local tie. Read more »
Actors shine in 'Last Night in Soho,' but film lacks narrative punch
The film marks director Edgar Wright’s first attempt at a true psychological horror film, and follows the intertwining lives of modern-day student Ellie and 1960s singer Sandie. Read more »
