SU alumna Betsy West co-directs Oscar-nominated documentary 'RBG'
Newhouse Masters '74 alumni, Betsy West, talks of her experience co-directing and producing "RBG" and her rise in the journalism industry. Read more »
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Ryan O'Connell talks life, TV series at University Union event
Ryan O'Connell, who created and acted in the TV series "Special," came to speak in Goldstein Auditorium on Tuesday Night. Read more »
Stonewall Exhibition at Bird Library brings visibility to LGBTQ community
To remember the Stonewall riots, Syracuse University LGBT Resource Center has created an exhibition in Bird Library for LGBT History Month. Read more »
Comedian Sebastian Maniscalco will perform at Landmark Theatre this weekend
Sebastian Maniscalco, a high-acclaimed comedian, will be coming to Syracuse this weekend. Maniscalco will have four performances at the Landmark Theatre. Read more »
Upstate Medical University provides specialty LGBTQ care
Upstate began providing general health care to any patient who identifies as a member of the LGBTQ community this May. Read more »
FULFILLED: Rachel Lange finds deeper meaning to Remembrance Week a decade after visiting memorial
In a childhood where she moved about 10 times, one of the constants in Rachel Lange's life was her family's connection to Pan Am Flight 103. Read more »
National reinvestment in infrastructure can greatly impact Syracuse
Liberal columnist Sydney Gold argues that it is time for a national reinvestment in the infrastructure of cities like Syracuse. Read more »
'Hocus Pocus' isn't a Halloween classic
Patrick Gunn argues there are much better films centered around Halloween that you could be watching this season than Hocus Pocus. Read more »
Renowned pianist Robert Weirich teaches master class at SU
Robert Weirich, a classical pianist, brought his piano master classes to Syracuse University. Read more »
John Wallace to have his No. 44 jersey retired in February 2020
Wallace will be one of 14 players with a retired SU jersey number, joining Carmelo Anthony, Dave Bing, Lawrence Moten, among others. Read more »
Palace Theatre to host annual 'Rocky Horror Picture Show' Halloween Bash
The film, which originally premiered in 1975, has a cult classic following with audience members dressing up and interacting with the film and actors. The Palace Theatre will host the film on Oct. 25. Read more »
Syracuse Vegfest 2019 featured vendors offering plant-based fare
Syracuse Vegfest 2019 was held this past weekend at the New York State Fairgrounds. Read more »
SU alum Pete Yorn releases new album 'Caretakers'
SU alum Pete Yorn released a new album called 'Caretakers'. Read more »
Rowan Chisholm looks to represent hometown as Lockerbie Scholar
Chisholm is one of two Lockerbie Scholars, a program established to commemorate the victims of Pan Am Flight 103 alongside the university’s Remembrance Scholars. Read more »
SU senior invents watch to monitor glucose levels after diabetes diagnosis
SU senior Russell Fearon hopes to destigmatize diabetes with a wristwatch that monitors glucose levels. He will also display his invention at a pitch competition in Washington, D.C. Thursday night. Read more »
SU alumna speaks about art exhibit on surrealism, printmaking
SU alumna hosted a lecture in Shaffer Art Building on the work of surrealist Boris Margo. Read more »
City in talks with SU about federal work-study opportunities
Several common councilors questioned whether the agreement is necessary for the city. Read more »
'Rubbish,' a local art exhibit, features political work about consumerism
Syracuse museums may see an increase in attendance as exhibits display more politically charged art. Read more »
Syracuse's Vegfest 2019 highlights local vegan culture
Vegfest 2019 will make its way to Syracuse Saturday. Featured in the exhibit is companies like Strides of CNY and Strong Hearts Cafe. Read more »
Syracuse community members, Onondaga Nation celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day
Onondaga Nation citizens and other community members gathered at the Syracuse Inner Harbor to celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day, representing a movement to shift attention away from Christopher Columbus and toward indigenous communities. Read more »
Griffin Smith leads club ultimate frisbee in his 1st year as president
Smith wanted to be a captain but realized that club president was a better role for him. Read more »
Syracuse police chief's calls for diversity show promise
Liberal columnist Noah Estling argues that Syracuse Police Department Chief Kenton Buckner should be commended for his calls for community help to diversify the department. Read more »
SU bingo night to host 'RuPaul's Drag Race' star Shangela
The Drag Queen Bingo event will feature a queer-themed bingo game, a drag performance and a question and answer session with internationally renowned drag queen Shangela Laquifa Wadley. Read more »
SU's esports team grows with new gaming center
As Syracuse University joins the growing trend of esports at the collegiate level, the Barnes Center at the Arch’s new gaming room gives gamers a new advantage. Read more »
