Tag: aids
Syracuse’s ArtRage Gallery hosts World AIDS Day celebration
Community members shared their experiences with HIV/AIDS in ArtRage Gallery Monday night for a celebration in observance of World AIDS Day. Read More »
5 things to know about Yvonne Orji before her visit to Syracuse
University Union is hosting the Emmy-nominated actress, comedian and activist on Saturday for a Q&A. Read More »
Quilters, knitters gather at Hendricks Chapel to give back to Syracuse community
Hendricks Chapel Quilters and Crochet, Knit & Conversation are two campus organizations that offer its members an opportunity to decompress, learn new hobbies and give back to the greater Syracuse University community. Read More »
Rami Malek brings Freddie Mercury to life in Queen biopic ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’
“Bohemian Rhapsody” paid a fitting tribute to one of the most influential figures in rock history. Read More »
‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ could’ve been a celebration of Queen. It isn’t.
Any way the wind blows, “Bohemian Rhapsody” doesn’t work. Caught in a landslide of behind the scenes drama, the troubled film couldn’t escape its reality. Read More »
SU Department of Drama explores AIDS crisis in 'The Baltimore Waltz'
The show takes the audience through a sequence of events that are revealed to be a dream. Read More »
BlackCuse Pride provides safe spaces for queer people of color in Syracuse
The Syracuse organization strives to cultivate a safe environment for LGBT people of color — which its creator said she couldn’t find in the community. Read More »
ACR Health receives grants for on-site mental health services, Drug User Health Hub
The nonprofit recently received about $300,000 to improve health services and combat AIDS and opioid abuse epidemics. Read More »
After 25 years, Friends of Dorothy House keeps doors open to guests with HIV/AIDS
Michael DeSalvo and Nick Orth opened their doors to the community in 1992 without ever looking back. Read More »
SU Human Rights Film Festival to celebrate 15th anniversary with boundary-pushing films
The festival will feature five films, including "Plastic China” and “Lipstick Under My Burkha." Read More »
Straus: American millennials have good reason to care about fighting HIV/AIDS, and the red iPhone is an outlet to show it
Business columnist Alex Straus explains why Apple’s red iPhones give millennial Americans an opportunity to invest in the fight against HIV/AIDS. Read More »
Volunteering costs money. Here’s where it comes from.
SU’s annual Philanthropy Week thanks donors whose contributions make possible scholarships and programs — like the Shaw Center and Hendricks Chapel. Read More »
Syracuse LGBTQ community faces uncertainty with Donald Trump presidency
For the LGBTQ community, a Trump presidency brings fear and uncertainty to the gains made over the last few years. Experts and activists share their thoughts for the next four years. Read More »
Syracuse University alumnus wins Thesis of the Year Award for LGBTQ research
CRS alumni Joe Hatfield won M.A. Thesis of the Year Award for his research on queer southern transplants’ experiences in New York City during the AIDS epidemic. His research and findings show that while moving from the South to New York City is hard, moving from the South to New York City as a gay man during the 1980s AIDS epidemic is even harder. Read More »
Getting tested is essential for everyone, relationship or not
Shortly after getting into a relationship, sex and health columnist Lydia Chan decides it's time to pop the question: "Have you been tested?" Read More »
After opening this fall, SUNY-ESF’s counseling center hosts first alcohol awareness week
After opening this fall, SUNY-ESF’s new Counseling Center hosted an alcohol awareness week for the school's community. Read More »
Gov. Cuomo's HIV/AIDS legislation empowers, educates youth
Gender and Sexuality columnist Myelle Lansat reacts to New York state’s recently passed HIV/AIDS prevention legislation and analyzes the bill in the U.S. social context. Read More »