SU students release music about self-reflection, social justice
Anish Ghosh and Afamefuna Onyebadi have released music inspired by COVID-19 and the Black Lives Matter movement. Read more »
Slice of Life
Photo exhibit displays effects of trade embargo in Cuba
Joe Guerriero’s exhibit “Waiting for Normal” explores the impact of the United States’ trade embargo on people and society in Cuba. Read more »
SU alumnus lands million dollar deal on Shark Tank
Josh Aviv pitched his electric car charging business, receiving investment from sharks Lori Greiner and Mark Cuban. Read more »
Timothée Chalamet launches the next step of his career in 'Dune'
Screen Time columnist Ftsum Michael believes Timothée Chalamet will excel in his lead role in the blockbuster film “Dune.” Read more »
SU senior discusses fashion industry, new sustainable collection
The sustainable collection features prints and vibrant colors that Adelle Wade hopes will uplift people after the pandemic. Read more »
Nonprofit '100 Black Men of Syracuse' will work with city leaders on change
The initiative, which features eight video interviews aims to hold community leaders accountable for addressing systemic racism. Read more »
Clothing brand 'Anthropologie' to open location at Destiny USA summer 2021
The lifestyler retailer sells products such as women’s apparel, accessories and home decor. Read more »
Syracuse Gay & Lesbian Chorus continues to build a community
The group canceled its spring winter seasons due to COVID-19 but has maintained its sense of community through game nights and ice cream hangouts. Read more »
SU students grow TikTok followings, use app for activism
Three SU freshmen use the app to share original content and support social justice causes. Read more »
Romantic and comedic moments in ‘Emily in Paris’ fall flat
Screen Time columnist Lucy Messineo-Witt says the Netflix original show has a fabulous setting, but everything else about it is lacking. Read more »
Syracuse University senior showcases film at Chelsea Film Festival
Jordan Cody Brandon directed and produced “1 Block,” which appeared in the festival and focuses on racism in New York City. Read more »
SU students help resurrect LGBTQ publication
In its next editions, The OutCrowd Magazine aims to tell stories about cultural trends as well as social and political issues. Read more »
Apex Entertainment center reopens at Destiny USA
After months of being closed, Apex Entertainment center at Destiny USA is reopening, with precautions such as increased cleaning and limited laser tag participants. Read more »
University Union will host virtual Q&A with comedian Eric Andre
Comedian Sarah Sherman will moderate the event, which UU is hosting in partnership with the Traditions Commission. Read more »
Foundation awards grants for initiatives that improve Black communities
The Black Equity & Excellence Fund is supporting initiatives such as Sankofa N.E.S.T.’s Griot Guide Project. Read more »
Classical guitarist Eliot Fisk talks music, transition to online learning
Eliot Fisk performed the first concert in the Society of New Music’s 49th season on Sunday and discussed his work in an interview with SU instructor Ken Meyer. Read more »
Latino/Hispanic Heritage Month 2020
Latino community members share memories behind family recipes
For Latino/Hispanic Heritage Month, The Daily Orange spoke with community members about the significance of their family recipes. Read more »
Cartoonist Robb Armstrong reminisces time at SU, discusses new book
Syracuse University alumnus Robb Armstrong discussed his new book on Wednesday, along with how his cartoonist career started at SU and with The Daily Orange. Read more »
'Fandango at the Wall’ captures spirit of son jarocho music genre
Screen Time columnist Patrick Gunn says the documentary showcases the power of music through the stories of talented, passionate musicians. Read more »
Good Uncle continues to grow business, aims to collaborate with SU
This week Good Uncle products will be available in campus cafes at SU, where the company began offering delivery to college students. Read more »
Thrift stores reopen, adapt to COVID-19 guidelines
During the pandemic, thrift stores have balanced increased donations with understaffing, with some shoppers vying for online options. Read more »
Cafe focuses on micro-seasonal produce, supports local businesses
The cafe, which opened Oct. 1, operates as a cooperative with local businesses and sources produce on a weekly, rather than quarterly, schedule. Read more »
Ben Ford talks refurbished tailgate clothing brand
SU sophomore Ben Ford is developing a celebrity ambassador program for the brand, featuring one of the creators of the song “Jordan Belfort.” Read more »
What Indigenous Peoples Day means to Syracuse University students
To members of the organization Indigenous Students At Syracuse, the day is an opportunity for education, reflection and representation. Read more »
