SU Records offer students hands-on experience in music industry
SU Records, which started 20 years ago, provides students an opportunity to get hands-on experience in the music industry. Read more »
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Jewish organizations observe High Holidays, Sukkot during pandemic
Although the holidays looked different this year due to COVID-19, Jewish organizations have still engaged students in services and celebrations. Read more »
SU honors students curate work for ‘Tell Your Story Walking’ journal
The students are in the process of editing the submissions from honors students and honors alumni prior to the launch of the publication in print and online. Read more »
Pointing COVID-19 outbreak blame at specific students is wrong
Following an uptick of COVID-19 cases at SU linked to a specific party, sharing the information of those students and casting blame on individuals is wrong. Read more »
SU alumni release album with band Lore City
The married couple and art-rock duo released their third album “Alchemical Task” on Tuesday. Read more »
VPA fashion design program revamps course due to pandemic regulations
Both the content and structure of fashion classes have changed due to COVID-19, with classes tailored for remote and in-person students. Read more »
University Union cancels in-person cinemas screenings until future notice
UU will continue to hold virtual screenings of four films and will post updates on future in-person screenings on social media. Read more »
SU social media influencer expands reach through clothing brand
Sophomore Shockey Sanders is selling clothes from her “Dreadful Summer” collection with student-run fashion company Popcycle. Read more »
Syracuse film industry implements safety measures to continue production
The local film industry has implemented adaptations such as drive-in movie premieres and improved air purification systems in movie production facilities. Read more »
Newly formed SU Ballet Club to offer open classes and a place to practice
SU students Madeline Alves and Erin Zearfoss created the club, which will feature student-taught classes that are open to anyone. Read more »
Millie Bobby Brown carries ‘Enola Holmes’ with strong acting, producing
Screen Time columnist Patrick Gunn says the 16-year-old actress excels in her performance of the confident, cunning title character. Read more »
Latino/Hispanic Heritage Month 2020
Latino student leaders create communities on campus
The leaders of the Puerto Rican Student Association and La L.U.C.H.A. strive to create a home for Latino students on campus. Read more »
Sister duo opens candle company BeeKind in Syracuse's westside
COVID-19 delayed the store’s opening from May to late September, but BeeKind is now selling candles and other products from its storefront in Tipperary Hill. Read more »
Goldstein Alumni and Faculty Center continues specials, implements meal swipes
Although it is only open for takeout, the restaurant’s weekly orders have doubled with its new meal swipe option. Read more »
Syracuse withdraws from 2020 Gotham Classic
The Orange’s original commitment was three for games in the Carrier Dome and one in Madison Square Garden. Read more »
Gallery: Pawsitivitea gives rescue cats a chance at adoption
Although the cafe allows customers to spend time with the cats, the main goal is to place the cats into stable homes through adoptions. Read more »
COVID-19 changes business for Syracuse's Little Italy stores
Syracuse Little Italy neighborhood businesses like Habiba’s Ethiopian Kitchen, Lombardi’s Import Market and Di Lauro's Bakery and Pizza have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more »
Pawsitivitea brings the cat cafe experience to Syracuse
In addition to serving coffee and baked goods, the cat cafe aims to find stable homes for cats through adoption. Read more »
A cappella groups rehearse, record music with social distancing measures
Groups such as Main Squeeze and Oy Cappella have adopted shortened and socially distanced practices during the pandemic. Read more »
Everson Museum plans sale of $18 million Jackson Pollock painting
The museum plans to use the proceeds to support the existing collection and acquire works from underrepresented artists. Read more »
Challah At Me delivers bread to community members during Jewish holidays
Having returned to her hometown of Syracuse, Maura Koenig bakes and sells loaves of challah bread to students and community members. Read more »
SU Drama rehearses 'On the Lake' amid COVID-19, plans to perform in person
There will be five performances of “On the Lake” in the Storch Theatre on the weekend of Oct. 9 for an audience maximum of 26 people per show. Read more »
Between 2 worlds: how Syracuse's racist housing policies created a racial divide
Some city residents who attend SU walk between those two worlds each time they travel from campus and to their home communities. Read more »
‘Unpregnant’ is not a typical high school movie
Screen Time columnist Lucy Messineo-Witt says the HBO Max film is neither a comedy, nor a basic high school commentary on finding oneself. Read more »
