Tag: Central New York
Laugh-fueled Funk ’n Waffles fundraiser rakes in $1,200 for Trevor Project
Syracuse University student organizers combined comedy with a cause on Thursday at the Funny Funk ’n Fundraiser, raising money for the Trevor Project. Read More »
NYS leaders, SU groups offer condolences after fatal Charlie Kirk shooting
Conservative political activist Charlie Kirk was killed at a Utah Valley University event yesterday. Read More »
Opinion: Charlie Kirk's death normalizes political violence
The rejection of political violence must be absolute. It doesn’t matter what side of the political aisle these victims fell upon – violence against one is violence against all. To excuse it when it happens to an opponent is to invite it upon oneself. Read More »
‘Power behind the suit’: Mr. Shop styles SU football team with primed, custom suits
Many players on Syracuse’s football team walked into Mr. Shop never having owned a suit before, and walked out with detailed, tailored suits designed to make them feel their best. Read More »
Opinion: TikTok’s new algorithm, possible ban should encourage turn to other media
By training our brains to chase a quick dopamine rush, we weaken our ability to focus on longer content with complex themes. Instead of trying to find TikTok in another app, we need to find something else to hold our attention. Read More »
Letter to the Editor: Bureaucratic erosion of SUNY ESF squeezes students
Despite its global reputation and local roots, ESF has been subjected to more than a decade of state budget cuts and bureaucratic erosion. What’s happening here should matter to anyone who cares about the environment, public education or the integrity of the Syracuse academic community. Read More »
SU senior blends pieces, generations in sustainably-focused item repairs
Lilyan Minicozzi repurposes old items, telling a story and giving them new life while promoting sustainable, locally made purchases. Read More »
Sway to tango, reggae this weekend at Hendricks Chapel, Funk ’n Waffles
Gear up for a week of music in Syracuse with DJ performances, a music festival and more. Read More »
Kelsey’s Coffee and Friends hosts Keep Going Market to combat city’s third space void
Keep Going Market brings together vintage clothing, DJs and food vendors to create a space for the Syracuse community to interact outside of nightlife. Read More »
Spike Lee's identity, formative influences ever-present in 'Highest 2 Lowest'
Spike Lee’s “Highest 2 Lowest” is a strong ode to Akira Kurosawa’s 1963 work, with its own personality and modern feel, our columnist says. Read More »
Personal Essay: Take initiative to grow your friend group, others will reciprocate
So, to all the newly sophomore students who share the same mindset that the people in my hall once did two weeks ago, I say this: knock on their door, introduce yourself in the halls and invite them over. Read More »
Glam by JD ‘blossomed’ into recognized hair business out of SU dorm room
Glam by JD provides more than hairstyling services to Black students; the student business creates a safe space and opportunity for connection. Read More »
Opinion: Don't submit to outdated trends as lifestyles. It reinforces patriarchal norms.
While the pronatalist school of thought is directly concerned with regressing the opportunities of women in the domestic sphere and the working world, it emerged alongside a social media phenomenon in which many conservative women took to the internet to share and promote their traditional lifestyles. Read More »
‘Poor People’s Campaign’ deploys Afrofuturism against pollution, racism
Najee Dorsey's digital collage series, "Poor People's Campaign," combines industrial imagery and cultural references in social criticism. Read More »
Scare-A-Con draws film fanatics, ends 14-year Syracuse horror hiatus
Horror film enthusiasts gathered for a weekend of actor meet-and-greets and film screenings at Syracuse’s Scare-A-Con. Read More »
'You have to keep it alive': 2025 Irish Fest honors history, heritage
This week, Clinton Square was brimming with Irish culture, from dancing and music, to traditional foods at the Syracuse Irish Festival Read More »
Letter to the Editor: GSO committed to graduate students despite cuts
As of right now, there is no official channel for graduate students to have a voice within the university. Read More »
Creativity unites generations at this year’s dynamic Art on the Porches
Local artists came together to show off their craft at Art on the Porches this weekend, displaying Syracuse’s art community. Read More »
Opinion: Recording policies don’t properly fix concerns, hurt learning
Instead of turning away students from recording lectures for themselves, institutions should encourage them to take whatever steps they need to elevate their education. Read More »
Gallery: Carmelo Anthony immortalized with orange jacket honors
The Daily Orange’s top shots of Syracuse basketball legend Carmelo Anthony induction into the National Basketball Hall of Fame. Read More »
Explore hundreds of student groups at the Fall Involvement Fair this week
Welcome the fall season by making your dorm feel more homey at Dorm Decor Craft Night, or expand your horizons at Video Game Night or the Fall Involvement Fair. Read More »
University Union announces Ashe, Jordan Ward to perform at Juice Jam
University Union announced on Friday that this year's Juice Jam will feature its first-ever female headliner, Ashe, with opener support from Jordan Ward. Read More »
Journal launch brings Margot Lee, Julia Haber back to SU roots with career advice
Margot Lee and Julia Haber, two Syracuse University alums, returned to campus to promote "In the Margins," an organizational journal, and offer career advice to students. Read More »
Redgate-turned-Dazed house radiated 'essence' of Syracuse music scene
After years of hosting parties under the banner of its iconic torii gate, Dazed has announced it will no longer host concerts in its basement following pressure from its landlord. Read More »