Greek life often reinforces gender stereotypes, but it doesn’t have to
Gender and Sexuality columnist Emily Cerrito argues that Greek life can do more to embrace a more inclusive version of community. Read more »
Syracuse
How a Syracuse fan blog helped expand the ‘Fine Mess’ tailgate
The Fine Mess tailgate began as seven people in 2006. Now, it’s the largest pregame group in Stadium West. Read more »
SU film festival line-up to include nonconventional documentaries
The Syracuse Human Rights Film Festival will celebrate its 17th year with the theme “Silence.” Read more »
3 takeaways from Dino Babers’ press conference
Dino Babers talks injuries, Tommy DeVito's willingness to run and what to expect against Holy Cross. Read more »
The key to breaking into the Hollywood scene: make a horror film
Screen Time columnist Jason Connolly argues that indie filmmakers should set their sights on the horror genre. Read more »
Festivities at Westcott Street Cultural Fair bring art, spirit of community members
The 28th annual Westcott Street Cultural Fair was held Sunday. The fair brought a host of neighborhood vendors and fairgoers. Read more »
State lead law may affect Syracuse children
The new standards were enacted in Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s 2020 Executive Budget and go into effect Oct. 1, when the fiscal year begins. Read more »
SA debates subsiding student fee for bike sharing program
A main concern right now is whether funding a bike program would be worth the cost. Read more »
Student Association president urges SU to release more information about Commencement 2020
Mertikas cited a number of key concerns that she would bring to the University, including safety, accessibility, parking, space availability and contingency plans in the event of inclement weather. Read more »
Marijuana should be fully legalized in New York
Moderate columnist Nicholas Cassol argues that New York’s new decriminalization law falls short of enacting necessary societal change. Read more »
Marijuana decriminalization in New York downplays risks of weed
Conservative columnist Skylar Swart argues that New York’s new marijuana decriminalization law minimizes the risks of weed. Read more »
Whitman School of Management celebrates 100 year anniversary
Enrollment rises and drops, corporate ties and alumni relations have largely defined the school’s first 100 years. Read more »
Latinx/Hispanic Heritage Month 2019
Restaurants Las Delicias and Camino Real Mexican Restaurant II serve authentic Hispanic food
In honor of Latinx/Hispanic Heritage Month, the Pulp team dived in the few authentic restaurants run by people within the culture. Read more »
To residents of Westcott, food shapes the community
Scoring the back room at Recess feels like the universe is balancing out your karma. Deciding to go to the coffee shop in the first… Read more »
Blackstone LaunchPad serves as a hub for community of innovators
Founded in April of 2016, the Blackstone LaunchPad provides mentorship services to Syracuse University community members looking to pursue or contribute to entrepreneurial endeavors. Read more »
Sen. Kevin S. Parker explains new proposal to pay college athletes
A proposed bill could have massive ramifications for Syracuse University athletics and the NCAA at-large. Read more »
Syracuse adds additional bike path, increasing connectivity
The path was installed on Comstock and Waverly avenues. Read more »
Red flag laws empower families, schools, law enforcement to prevent gun violence
Liberal columnist Sayem Sinha argues that the training District Attorney Fitzpatrick is seeking to implement in the coming weeks is precisely the sort of attitude an authority charged with our safety should be adopting. Read more »
Alumni display their designs, innovations at 'Destination Outdoors' exhibit
When Don Carr was looking for inspiration for his most recent exhibit, he looked to the outdoors. Carr, a professor in the School of Design… Read more »
How 3 students and a Falk professor quantified the Tim Tebow effect
It’s estimated that Tebow brought $30,000-40,000 of revenue to each minor league game he played in. Read more »
2 architecture students create Bird Library art installation
“Homo-Symbiosis” is an art installation in Bird Library running from Sept. 9 to Nov. 2. Read more »
SU, SUNY-ESF professors disagree on environmental impact of community grid
New York’s transportation department selected the community grid as the most environmentally-sound replacement option for I-81. Read more »
SUNY-ESF student competes on American Ninja Warrior
Karter Ohlson is currently in season 11 of “American Ninja Warrior.” The lifelong gymnast reflects on how she trained and who helped her along the way. Read more »
Businesses on and off campus can incentivize eco-friendly habits
Environment columnist Mia Givens says businesses on and around the Syracuse University campus should implement incentive programs to encourage environmentally conscious behavior from consumers. Read more »
