Tag: Central New York
Opinion: AI chatbot pendant will worsen U.S. loneliness epidemic
AI isn’t the answer to our loneliness, so we need to find a more long-term solution, especially considering social isolation’s serious impact on a person’s health. Read More »
Music lovers craft cross-genre beats at producer collective Echo Chamber
Four Bandier Program student-producers post their own beats weekly on Echo Chamber Sounds, creating a space to connect over music. Read More »
Uninspired writing, pacing hampers ‘The Hand That Rocks the Cradle’ remake
The 2025 remake of “The Hand That Rocks the Cradle” falls flat, our columnist writes, failing to deliver on tension and including unrealistic characters. Read More »
Razor-sharp ‘Bugonia’ ridicules conspiracy theorists with quirks, dark comedy
“Bugonia” combines societal criticism with conspiracy theories in a tense dark-comedy film Read More »
Opinion: I learned about international power dynamics, relations at the UN
I’d consider myself to be a pessimist, but the longevity of hope inspired by the U.N.’s founding made me realize that human beings aren’t inherently bad, and understanding the system is what can help us productively use it. Read More »
Native Heritage Month Kickoff Social shares Indigenous culture at Skybarn
Indigenous Students at Syracuse University celebrated the beginning of Native Heritage Month with traditional dancing on Monday night. Read More »
New ‘third space’ Tea House brings Vietnamese cafe culture to Syracuse
Tea House, an expansion of Syracuse’s two locations of Cake Bar, will open this month, offering authentic Asian teas and Instagram-worthy desserts. Read More »
Leon Thomas breaks away from one-hit wonder mold with soulful ‘PHOLKS’ EP
Leon Thomas' "PHOLKS" builds on the powerful vocals and soulful lyrics of his previous album with a deeper level of emotion and storytelling, our columnist says. Read More »
4 actors, 139 characters: Kitschy comedy ‘The 39 Steps’ comes to Syracuse Stage
Patrick Barlow’s adaptation of “The 39 Steps” brings British humor and dark themes to Syracuse Stage until Nov. 9. Read More »
Personal Essay: Prioritize healthy reactions, not frustration with others
If I make the conscious effort to consider the possibility that everyone around me also has immediate and real needs, I change a frustrating situation into one that’s meaningful and sacred – one that’s built on fellowship and community. Read More »
Opinion: Politicians must recognize satirical media won’t comfort voters
While most people want improvements to happen offline, we must end the narrative that wanting more from our government’s online rhetoric is controversial. In today’s digital world, the internet can have many positive effects on communication. Read More »
FADS, African Student Union celebrate ‘African royalty’ at Rip the Runway
FADS and ASU partnered to host Rip the Runway, a fashion show aiming to showcase different parts of "African Renaissance." Read More »
Opinion: Use your vote in Tuesday’s election to fight Project 2025
Vote with not only your beliefs, personal needs and opinions on what’s happening nationally, but also with those of others. Read More »
‘Regretting You’ succeeds as unrealistic, feel-good rom-com
Colleen Hoover’s second book to movie adaptation “Regretting You” is a chemistry and drama-packed high school romance, though it won’t please critics. Read More »
Otto Tunes’ pun-filled Cockappella raises awareness, funds for testicular health
Otto Tunes is expected to raise over $20,000 for the Testicular Cancer Foundation from their 13th annual Cockappella benefit concert. Read More »
America unites lifetime AM radio listeners, younger online fans in Syracuse
The ’70s band America brought together generations at The Oncenter Saturday night, performing hits like “Sister Golden Hair” and “Ventura Highway.” Read More »
Guest Column: Mamdani’s socialist plans endanger NYC’s safety, best qualities
I plan to live there for the rest of my life, but I worry that these socialist policies could destroy the city I grew up admiring. Read More »
Navigate political differences or remember killed journalists this week
Keep learning outside of the classroom this week with events like a talk from the CEO of Covenant or a Tough Topic Tuesday discussion. Read More »
These SU students say they coexist with a paranormal roommate
Roommates at an old house in Syracuse’s Eastside neighborhood don’t believe in ghosts, but recently they’ve been spotting some ghostly activities in their house. Read More »
Día de los Muertos honors family, cross-cultural roots in joyous celebration
Multiple Latine student organizations gathered on Wednesday night to celebrate Día de los Muertos, setting up a variety of tables to illustrate how different cultures celebrate the holiday. Read More »
Sabrina Carpenter look-alike contest gathers fans in colorful, sparkly ensembles
XO Taco hosted a Sabrina Carpenter lookalike contest on Wednesday night, complete with blonde blowouts and pink espresso martinis. Read More »
From basement shop to viral on TikTok: Hercules Candy’s online evolution
Hercules Candy, an East Syracuse candy company, has garnered over 1 million followers for satisfying candy making and sarcastic family banter. Read More »
Opinion: As a Remembrance Scholar, Lockerbie values must be universally ingrained
The question isn't whether SU's Remembrance program has value – it does, our columnist writes. But we must move beyond our lackluster marketing image and dedicate ourselves to building the kind of care that Lockerbie models not only year-round but also universally. Read More »
SU students preserve Halloween traditions with handmade, thrifted costumes
Some Syracuse students spend all of October or more planning their Halloween costumes, preparing for the holiday when campus comes to life with parties. Read More »