Japanese artist showcases photographs at Light Work Gallery
Miki Soejima, a Japanese artist now living in London, gave a talk March 23 during the opening of her exhibit, “The Passenger’s Present,” at the Light Work Gallery. Read more »
Slice of Life
Presidente has tropical flavors, corny aftertaste
This week our Thirsty Thursday writer reviewed Presidente, a classic Dominican beer typically found on sunny beaches. This particular beer is brewed with adjuncts, such as corn, which leaves an aftertaste. Read more »
Riley: 4 things to take away from the Anderson .Paak concert
Did you miss the Anderson .Paak concert? Fear not, music columnist Emera Riley has four main takeaways from the second Bandersnatch concert of the semester. Read more »
Renowned painter Arnaldo Roche Rabell to showcase at Point of Contact Gallery
Puerto Rican artist Arnaldo Roche Rabell will showcase his exhibit, "The Blue of Ruin," at the Point of Contact Gallery. The exhibit features some of the largest paintings the gallery has ever had, with the biggest at 12 feet high. Read more »
InclusiveU director helps rethink Syracuse University academics
Bud Buckhout has been the director of InclusiveU since January 2014. InclusiveU gives academic support to SU students with disabilities, and is known for programs like Peer2Peer and Project SEARCH. Read more »
The Plastics Collection to use $1 million donation to hire a curator
The Plastics Collection, which is a part of the Syracuse University Archives and Special Collections, received in February an anonymous $1 million dollar donation in order to fund a curator position. Read more »
Sophomore starts music career out of dorm room recording studio
Andrew Mendosa is an SU sophomore who, after being inspired by musicians like Mac DeMarco and Bob Dylan, decided to self-start his career by creating his debut album himself. Read more »
Senior's tattoos represent major moments, inspirations in his life
Senior Jesse Noll has two tattoos: the first, a quote from the film "The Hours" that inspired him, and the second, a geometrical deer to honor his grandmother's memory. Read more »
Gallery: Coleman Hell performs as part of Bandersnatch concert series
On Wednesday night, Coleman Hell kicked off this semester's lineup for the Bandersnatch concert series with a performance in the Schine Underground. Here is a gallery of photos from the event. Read more »
5 fast reactions from the Coleman Hell concert
Music columnist Emera Riley jammed out to the Coleman Hell concert Wednesday night as part of the Bandersnatch series. Here are her five fast reactions to the performance. Read more »
Riley: Coleman Hell connects with audience at Schine Underground concert
At the Schine Underground venue Wednesday, musician Coleman Hell took the stage as part of the University Union’s Bandersnatch concert series. Read more »
Assault City Roller Derby is not for the faint of heart
The Assault City Roller Derby in Syracuse trains three days a week. The women on the team often leave competitions with injuries, but that doesn't stop them from playing the sport. Read more »
Syracuse locals open language center to benefit city
In order to combat a lack of language learning resources they had seen in Syracuse, Engracia Schuster and Ana Guerrero, both Barcelona natives, recently opened the InterAct Language Center. Read more »
Meet the woman behind the SU FIXIt Twitter account
The Twitter account for the SU FixIt isn't limited to things like how to unclog a drain, but instead tweets out helpful, funny and inspirational content to its followers. Read more »
SU professor has impersonated women’s movement leaders for 38 years
SU adjunct professor Sally Roesch Wagner received one of the first two doctorates in women's studies. Read more »
Freshman's tattoo pays tribute to his mother's breast cancer battle
Dana Grey's mother was diagnosed with breast cancer when he was a junior in high school. To surprise and honor her, he got a tattoo of a pink breast cancer ribbon on the inside of his right foot. Read more »
Rapper Young Thug to perform benefit concert at Syracuse University
Famous rapper Young Thug will be teaming up with the SU chapter of the Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity on March 25 to perform a benefit concert for the Flint, MI water crisis. Read more »
Professor leads the way for women in architecture
Lori Brown, an associate professor at SU, decided she couldn't ignore the gender inequalities in architecture anymore, so she co-founded the women’s architecture group Architexx. Read more »
Syracuse Women of Craft Beer look to redefine beer drinking population
Gloria Rakowsky was working in the beer industry when she realized there was a lack of women going to breweries and bars and talking about beer. To combat this, she started Syracuse Women of Craft Beer. Read more »
Women, equality and the Syracuse University Marching Band
The Syracuse University Marching Band has evolved from being men-only when it first formed in 1901 to having 23 female section leaders out of 38 possible positions. Read more »
Former world No. 1 DJ to lay down tracks at Syracuse concert Friday
Hardwell, a famous EDM DJ from Holland, will be returning to Syracuse for the second time to perform at the F Shed venue as part of his 2016 Revealed North American tour. Read more »
In job based on routine, Centro drivers find ways to keep things fresh
Mickey Mahan stops nearly 300 times a day on his Syracuse University bus routes. Mahan, otherwise known as "The Flying Busman," discusses a day in the life of a South Campus bus driver. Read more »
Sophomore explores gender identity through drag show performance
Pride Union's 14th Annual Drag Show Friday ended with a bang when sophomore and first-time performer Courtney McGuire won the competition. Read more »
PB&J's Lunch Box to move from food truck to permanent home
After running the food truck PB&J's Lunch Box for five years, owner Pat Orr decided to move to open a permanent restaurant location three weeks ago. Read more »
