Wajahat Ali, a New York Times op-ed contributing writer and award-winning playwright, talked to SU students and faculty both virtually and onscreen at the Schine Student Center. Read more »
For National Poetry Month in April, Point of Contact Gallery published their annual poetry collection “Corresponding Voices.” Read more »
The Syracuse Cooperative Market opened its second location in Salt City Market on Wednesday, offering affordable healthy produce to the downtown area. Read more »
For Syracuse University’s second wellness day, University Union will screen “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.” Read more »
Two SU seniors started a cooking business out of their apartments serving meals like chicken parm to sandwiches inspired by a New Jersey deli. Read more »
Brockhampton’s newest album “ROADRUNNER: NEW LIGHT, NEW MACHINE” is another go at their signature experimental sound. Read more »
The Oscar-nominated semi-autobiographical film “Minari” reflects a simple, yet emotional story of a family trying to survive in a world not designed for them to succeed. Read more »
SU Asian Pacific Islander American Plus is a collective of Asian American or international Asian alumni who advocate for current SU students. Read more »
‘Cuse Food Funder, organized by Hendricks Chapel, allows patrons to virtually donate to Hendricks food pantries. Read more »
Despite cultural mishaps in the film’s script writing, “Concrete Cowboy” preserves the history of Philadelphia’s Fletcher Street riders. Read more »
University Union will host “Schitt’s Creek” star and co-creator Dan Levy on April 23 for a Q&A. Read more »
On view at Point of Contact Gallery until May 21, the exhibition explores the complexity of humanity through the work of six artists. Read more »
Opening on April 14, the co-op will join the 11 other vendors at Salt City Market. Read more »
Professor Wayne Franits and his senior class curated and researched 21 pieces for “Days of Future Passed: Children in World Art.” Read more »
Lee, who graduated SU in 2011 with a degree in illustration, is an award-winning freelance illustrator and an adjunct professor at Fullerton College. Read more »
Five Guys opened its 87th location in New York state this week on South Crouse Avenue on Tuesday. Read more »
2 SU students created the Syracuse branch of You Can Too to offer Black, Brown and Latinx students educational help through tutoring resources, resume reviews and creating a LinkedIn profile. Read more »
Marcelle Haddix teaches in SU’s School of Education and yoga classes at Salt City Market. Read more »
The owners of Oh My Darling will open their second restaurant this spring in the historic church space that The Mission Restaurant operated from until December 2020. Read more »
Two Black transgender poets J. Mase III and Lady Dane Figueroa Edidi performed past poems and answered Q&A questions on Saturday night via Zoom. Read more »
University Union is hosting a virtual screening of the award-winning drama “Minari.” Read more »
Senior Rachel Alaya’s drag performance as Javier el Jugador won SU Pride Union’s 19th Annual Drag Show and closed out the night by proposing to her partner. Read more »
Four computer science majors combined efforts to promote food safety and accessibility through a food-scanning app. Read more »
“Never Rarely Sometimes Always” does not offer easy answers to the difficult topics covered in film, but it is an urgent and timely film about young women trying to do what’s best for themselves. Read more »
