'Anatomy of a Fall' divides audiences as viewers question 'Who did it?'
With stellar performances and meticulous investigations, Justine Triet’s ‘Anatomy of a Fall’ is a mystery with a twist Read more »
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From DJs to bands, Syracuse's music scene is jam-packed this weekend
Jam out with Bonfire, Chirp and more for a weekend full of music Read more »
Cornell student accused of antisemitic threats arraigned in Syracuse
Dai, a 21-year-old junior student at Cornell, faces federal charges for allegedly posting on the online forum Greekrank threating to kill Jewish students at Cornell. Read more »
Benny Williams no longer suspended, returns to all team activities
Benny Williams is no longer suspended and will return to all team activities according to SU Athletics. Read more »
Carrie Ingersoll-Wood campaigns for economic development, city-wide accessibility
Carrie Ingersoll-Wood, the Director of the Disability Cultural Center at Syracuse University, is running for Onondaga County Legislature. Read more »
SUNY Upstate research team wins $50 thousand to develop scarring therapies
The team competed against 12 tech startups as part of the NYS Innovation Summit, to develop a therapeutic that helps to reduce fibrosis. Read more »
While a cast of musicians come and go, Eric Timlin keeps The Accountant and All-Thumbs steady
The Accountant of All-Thumbs creates a community of performers Read more »
Brent Faiyaz’s 'Larger Than Life' outshines his previous works
Brought together through intro tracks and skits, Brent Faiyaz’s “Larger Than Life” is a quality, cohesive project Read more »
SU cancels Middle Eastern studies scholar teach-in event due to safety concerns
SU's Department of Public Safety determined the event could not be held as scheduled for Tuesday afternoon due to safety concerns. Read more »
SU’s Student Association fills positions on finance board
Syracuse University's Student Association added members to its finance board including two associate comptrollers and a secretary. Read more »
The legacy of CORE: Syracuse’s Urban Renewal Protests, 60 years Later
Sixty years after the CORE movement shook SU's campus, Syracuse looks to undo the harms of urban renewal that sparked the 1963 protests. Read more »
Common Council approves demolition of former Syracuse Developmental Center
The Syracuse Common Council’s decision advances the city’s effort to replace the Syracuse Developmental Center with 500 units of affordable housing. Read more »
Syracuse Bike Party pedals positivity, inclusivity all around Syracuse
Syracuse Bike Party celebrates the sport while emphasizing community Read more »
Syracuse's new Silent Book Club is an introvert's paradise
Providing an opportunity to be present in the moment, Silent Book Club brings together book lovers and introverts Read more »
Take a walk off the beaten path with these 5 underrated Halloween horror films
Try these off-the-beaten-path horror movies in preparation for Halloween Read more »
Greek life chapters take action in overdose prevention, intervention training
With the help of educators from the Barnes Center at The Arch, the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority at SU held Narcan training. Read more »
SU Students vs. ‘The Deep North’: Syracuse’s Urban Renewal Protests, 60 years later
In 1963, dozens of SU students were jailed alongside professors and civil rights leaders in a fight against urban renewal. Decades on, their legacy endures. Read more »
Gallery: Pawsitively perfect scenes from Westcott’s second annual Halloween Dog Parade
Led by a jazz band, a parade of furry friends decked out in Halloween costumes marched down Westcott Street on Oct. 28 at the second annual Halloween Dog Parade. Read more »
Otto Tunes shaves heads, pies faces for 11th annual ‘Cockappella’ concert
Otto Tunes hosts their 11th annual ‘Cockappella’ fundraiser for testicular cancer, raising over $16,000 Read more »
Halloween dog parade helps keep Westcott weird
Led by a jazz band, a parade of furry friends decked out in Halloween costumes marched down Westcott Street Read more »
Our humor columnist gives Halloween costumes a much-needed sultry facelift
Take inspiration from our humor columnist for your next sexy Halloween look Read more »
SA passes new bill to support the Graduate Student Organization's voting ability
Last week, the Student Association passed a bill in support of GSO to advocate for the underrepresentation of students in campus decisions. Read more »
Celebrate Día de los Muertos or learn about cannabis at this week's 5 events
Learn about haunted history and celebrate holidays this weekend at these 5 events Read more »
Aaron May to headline Nov. 11 Bandersnatch Concert
University Union has announced that Aaron May will headline their Nov. 11 Bandersnatch concert Read more »
