‘Nomadland’ captures more than just a lifestyle
Columnist Patrick Gunn argues “Nomadland” is an emotional yet healing journey through the American heartland. Read more »
Slice of Life
Thinking 100 years ahead, these photographers are documenting COVID-19 at SU
SU associate professor restructures curriculum to engage students in a semester-long photography initiative that will add a new collection to the university archive. Read more »
Baking is her 'love language,' so this SU junior started a dessert business
Kai Wright started her own baking business through Instagram after watching the Netflix show "Nadiya Bakes." Read more »
'GRRRLS TO THE FRONT' radio show celebrates female-focused punk movement
SU freshman Maria Antonia Villegas Botero is so passionate about riot grrrl music that she decided to start a radio show dedicated to it called “GRRRLS TO THE FRONT.” Read more »
What SU Abroad has looked like when most students aren’t abroad
As SU Abroad prepares to resume study abroad programs, here is a look back at what the pandemic has changed. Read more »
Salt + Pepper gives platform to chefs, artists through talk series
The events put on by Salt City Market and the Everson Museum feature a chef preparing food from their kitchen while talking to an artist in their studio. Read more »
Student performers will take stage at UU concert on Saturday
Students such as Malique Lewis and Anish Ghosh will be performing at a University Union concert on Saturday. Read more »
NY is relaxing restrictions on venues. So where do theaters go from here?
New York state changed its guidelines on entertainment venues. But that does not mean Syracuse theaters reopen their doors anytime soon. Read more »
2 sophomores 'make sense' of chaotic times with new podcast
2 SU sophomores created the podcast “America: Make it Make Sense!” to talk about the world from their perspective. Read more »
Hear me out: Weekly COVID-19 spit tests are (kind of) relaxing
What do you think about when you’re getting your COVID-19 test at the Dome? Here are some tips from our humor columnist on how to make your testing experience a little more effective. Read more »
UU announces 9 movies for 2nd half of spring Cinemas schedule
University Union announces the remainder of its spring 2021 Cinemas schedule with a total of 9 movies, including the first three Harry Potter films. Read more »
'It absolutely destroyed us': How Charlee's Pizzeria persisted through pandemic
This Syracuse pizzeria’s co-owners think they are “mad scientists” in the kitchen. Since March 8, they have been serving pies and slices from Armory Square. Read more »
Syracuse Stage shines spotlight on 3 playwrights in 2021 Cold Read Festival
This year, Syracuse Stage’s Cold Read Festival will be held virtually on Zoom from March 23-28. Read more »
Why the start of HBO's 'Genera+ion' is an accurate depiction of Gen Z
It’s not possible for one show to represent an entire multifaceted and complex generation, but the creators of “Genera+ion” have taken a worthwhile shot at it. Read more »
On wellness day, relieve stress with this lemon ricotta ravioli recipe
Although schedules are full, this Wellness Day is an excellent time to check in with yourself and find ways to clear your headspace. Read more »
Charli XCX gets real during livestreamed Q&A and concert with students
Charli XCX opened up to Syracuse University and SUNY-ESF students on Sunday night about their new album and missing concerts. Read more »
2-day pop-up market features local Black-owned businesses
Black Artist Collective, the Creators Lounge and The McCarthy Mercantile collaborated to hold the Black Creatives and Culture Market, an in-person shopping weekend for Black-owned businesses. Read more »
'Activism was calling on me': Terri Lyne Carrington on using jazz for advocacy
SU hosted Grammy Award winning jazz musician Terri Lyne Carrington for the 38th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Public Affairs Lecture on Thursday evening. Read more »
1 SU freshman's mission to aid the homeless in Syracuse
Lucio Maffei, the Helpful and Ethical Leadership Project’s president, founded the organization to help homeless and impoverished people. Read more »
How the NYS Fairgrounds became 1 of NY's largest vaccination sites
The Exposition Center at the New York State Fairgrounds is being used as Onondaga County’s main COVID vaccination site. Read more »
Armory Square restaurant brings Southern twist to vegan cuisine
Our Vegan Corner in Armory Square serves vegan soul food and mexican food, including mac & cheese, ribs, fried chicken and nachos. Read more »
From modeling to makeup, SU junior Fjolla Arifi is taking on the fashion world
SU junior Fjolla Arifi has over 180,000 Instagram and has worked at agencies like Marilyn Agency and Supreme Management. Read more »
Mae Muller reveals the inspiration behind her latest EP with SU student
Singer Mae Muller spoke to SU students on Zoom Tuesday in an event hosted by The Women’s Empowerment Project for Women’s History Month. Read more »
iSchool alum's 'Itemize' app takes pain out of reporting stolen belongings
SU alum, graduate student and junior launched the beta version of their website for their company Itemize, which helps users store their technology’s serial numbers. Read more »
