La Casita's 'Béisbol' exhibit highlights Latin-Americans' role in baseball
The new exhibit was developed as part of a partnership with the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of American History. Read more »
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Artist educates city residents about Arabic community with calligraphy workshop
Artist Nada Odeh’s workshops, hosted at Salt City Market, are designed to educate the community on Arabic culture and calligraphy. Read more »
Lil Tjay energizes Westcott Theater with hit songs
Fans from Syracuse and beyond attended Lil Tjay’s show at the Westcott Theater, which also featured small sets from more than 10 rising artists. Read more »
SU will provide financial support for surrounding neighborhoods
The university will also maintain non-monetary services and support community organizations around the area. Read more »
It seems that all individuals are protected at SU, except student veterans
The unwelcoming environment veterans face at SU needs to stop. Until then, SU must refrain from calling itself “the best place for veterans”. Read more »
Be careful what you post on Yik Yak
Students should use Yik Yak to bring change to campus or make good-natured jokes everyone can relate to, not spread toxicity. Read more »
Everson Museum's ‘AbStranded’ exhibit showcases fiber arts' newfound relevance
The exhibit at the Everson reframes fiber art in an abstract context that expands on the history and traditions of the medium. Read more »
For Syracuse activists, Gillibrand’s new gun trafficking legislation is overdue
Activists in Syracuse said that Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand's new gun trafficking legislation, Hadiya Pendleton and Nyasia Pryear-Yard Gun Trafficking & Crime Prevention Act, was a step in the right direction but long overdue. Read more »
SUNY-ESF sees number of applications increase by 13%
Freshmen applications increased by 13% for the 2021-22 school year at SUNY-ESF, while applications across the SUNY system declined in number. Read more »
While COVID is a concern, SU made the right decision in hosting Family Weekend
Although COVID-19 is still a concern, SU made the right decision in hosting Family Weekend this year. Read more »
SU should host more Family Weekends
An additional Family Weekend would bring a plethora of benefits to students, families and the surrounding Syracuse community. Read more »
New Syracuse cat cafe offers visitors a 1-way ticket to Japan
Luna Cafe brings Japan to Syracuse through food, decor and cats. Read more »
6 high quality restaurants that won't make you and your family wait hours in line
Here’s six restaurants around campus that your family and friends will love this weekend. Read more »
Syracuse one of 26 cities to receive $25,000 for asphalt art project
One of 26 cities to be awarded the grant, Syracuse was given $25,000 to reclaim asphalt in a public space as art. Read more »
Here's how SU's meal plan prices compare to other institutions
SU has the most expensive unlimited meal plan and the most expensive average cost per meal in block plans when compared to six other institutions. Read more »
Yale senior uses social media to advance advocacy efforts for Black community
Self-described “Gen-Z historian” Kahlil Greene is building his platform on social media in order to develop his advocacy work. Read more »
10 labor unions endorse Syracuse mayor Ben Walsh for re-election
Ten labor unions have endorsed the re-election of Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh, and he credits these to his own background as a union member and administrator. Read more »
Students can’t get enough of house concerts, and it's because of COVID fatigue
Since all live concerts and events were canceled during the pandemic, house concerts have bounced back in a big way across SU’s campus. Read more »
Season 2 of 'Ted Lasso' spreads message of empathy through darker themes
Screentime columnist Sam Rivo dives into the familial dynamics of “Ted Lasso.” Read more »
How to build the perfect charcuterie board for under $20
Food Columnist Capely Zimet breaks down how to build a cheap and aesthetically pleasing cheese and meat board. Read more »
Men have a responsibility to fix the culture of sexual violence women face at SU
Women have been carrying the fight against sexual violence while the damaging culture amongst men continues to permeate college campuses such as SU. Read more »
SU should actively enforce mask wearing, instead of encouraging it
SU should hire more staff to monitor adherence to mask mandates at events where transmission is most likely. Read more »
ROTC student starts petition asking SU to offer scholarships to Afghan refugees
The student, Madi Messare, was passionate to get involved after Stalwart Battalion's opportunity board was limited last year due to the pandemic. Read more »
Syracuse City School District students completed internships at SU this past summer
The interns were expected to fully participate in the work and not limit themselves to just observing the job. While some had experience in their fields, some would learn on the job. Read more »
