Student veteran Katy Quartaro, SU’s 2019 Tillman Scholar, conducted criminal investigations and worked as a military dog handler while in the Marine Corps. Now, she is helping to support other student veterans on campus as a team leader with Peer Advisors for Veteran Education. Read more »
The Landmark Theatre recently obtained a $2 million grant from the state. Now, it will undergo new seating arrangements and recreate the original marquee. Read more »
Songwriter and music producer Hughie Stone Fish made a music video earlier this year called “Welcome to Syracuse!” The video featured SU’s Black Reign Step Team, the Boys & Girls Club and more. Read more »
Jennifer Reeder’s “Knives and Skin” will be presented by Light Work’s Urban Video Project on Nov. 7 at Watson Hall Auditorium followed by a Q&A session. Read more »
Growing up in the U.S. Virgin Islands, Victor Provost was able to blend his Caribbean influences and with jazz his father raised him on. Now, the renowned steel pannist will be visiting Syracuse University on Nov. 7 to teach a master class for students. Read more »
CNY Ghost Hunters President Pamela Mossotti said it took her nearly two years for her to come to terms that she had picked up an attachment during one of her investigations. Read more »
Artist Adam Milner will have his exhibit, “Light Night Space Force,” presented at the Everson Museum of Art. Milner’s work is anchored in creating work that depicts intimacy; he often uses his own bodily fluids and blood from his boyfriend. Read more »
Renown steel drum player Victor Provost will perform at La Casita Cultural Center on Nov. 9. The musician talks upbringing and his taste in music. Read more »
Three students started a chapter of Students Demand Action, a gun violence prevention organization, within their first few months on campus at SU. Read more »
Syracuse University’s first inaugural international fest will showcase nine of SU’s international students associations. The event will be held this Sunday at the Sheraton Syracuse University Hotel & Conference Center. Read more »
On Sunday, The Mystery Company performed a show where audience members were tasked with finding out who stole the British Crown jewels in a whodunit style of mystery. Read more »
University Union will present an advanced screening of “Hitsville: The Makings of Motown.” The screening will take place at 8:00 p.m. on Oct. 28 in HBC Gifford Auditorium. Read more »