Tag: Central New York
New SU art exhibit weaves kinship, Filipino food into immigrant experience narrative
Filipino artist Bhen Alan represents the lived experiences of immigrants through food in his exhibition at the Syracuse Art Museum titled “Why Does My Adobo Taste Different.” Read More »
Opinion: The college experience isn’t just on campus. We need to bridge the gap.
To alleviate that disconnect, SU needs to better provide and advertise to its students more opportunities to become acclimated with the city which it calls home. Read More »
On the midterm grind? Unwind with Sound Bath, Smash Bros. tourney this week
Shake off the stress of finals this week with a sound bath at Park Central Presbyterian Church, or take a different route and focus your energy on gaming at a Super Smash Bros. tournament this week. Read More »
What's your favorite fall, winter soup? Share it with The Daily Orange.
The Daily Orange would like to know what soup Syracuse University students eat during the fall and winter seasons. Read More »
Banner flips, personal stages: 40 years of SU Marching Band’s Varsity tradition
For over 40 years, members of the Syracuse University Marching Band have taken over Varsity Pizza after a football win for a musical, table-topping performance. Read More »
TAZ, Guitar Hero enthusiast turned touring artist, brings set to Funk ’n Waffles
TAZ played a mix of recent singles, unreleased music and covers at Funk 'n Waffles Wednesday night. Read More »
Artist Chris Murray blends childhood, Syracuse basketball in new Boeheim mural
Chris Murray’s Jim Boeheim “Legacy” mural will be unveiled this Saturday, honoring Boeheim’s contributions to Syracuse and to the artist’s identity. Read More »
Feast on more award-worthy, gripping films with these upcoming releases
The rest of 2025 has some exciting movie releases in store with star actors taking the stage, like Timothee Chalamet in “Marty Supreme” and Glen Powell in “The Running Man.” Read More »
‘Ace’ sees reinvented Madison Cunningham embark on life post-heartbreak
Madison Cunningham’s third album "Ace" captures the grief and truth in the aftermath of divorce with strong piano and intimate lyrics, our columnist says. Read More »
Women-led Haudenosaunee nonprofit launches ‘empowering’ local talk show
The talk show series “Rematriated Voices with Michelle Schenandoah” debuted on Monday, featuring 11 voices aiming to bring awareness and understanding to Haudenosaunee culture. Read More »
Opinion: AI actress jeopardizes value of performers, unsettles VPA students
Bringing in Tilly Norwood is an ethical step back for Hollywood. Denying agency over bodies and careers, or taking advantage of sources that don’t get it at all, displays a problematic change in values. Read More »
Opinion: Outpace seasonal depression this winter with changed perspective
If we just bunker down and stay on campus just because it’s cold out, we negate some of what our college experience can be. We have a finite time at SU, and it would be a disservice to yourself to just sit at home when the weather gets cold. Read More »
Personal Essay: How I took advantage of campus facilities this fall break
But now reflecting on the break, I’m noticing it was exactly the opposite – staying on campus ended up feeling less like a period of isolation and more like a much-needed mental reset. With no essays or exams hanging over my head, I finally had the chance to explore everything SU has to offer beyond the classroom. Read More »
Laugh with past Golden Globe host Jo Koy, groove to UK band High Fade this weekend
Laugh your way through the weekend as Jo Koy brings his “Just Being Koy” tour to Syracuse on Sunday night, or enjoy live music at local Syracuse venues. Read More »
‘Midnight Sun’ lives up to colorful title with groovy, high-energy tracks
After TikTok virality and opening for Tate McRae’s tour, Zara Larsson is taking on the spotlight with her creatively crafted dance album “Midnight Sun.” Read More »
Point of Contact’s 50-year history symbol of union between diverse creatives, art
Point of Contact is celebrating 50 years of fostering Syracuse’s arts community with an exhibit dedicated to Latin and Latin American artists that reflects the organization’s history. Read More »
‘The Bachelor’ star brings LA-style social club to Syracuse with The Society
Founded in August, social club-inspired cafe The Society aims to bring a Los Angeles–feel to downtown Syracuse. Read More »
The Shipyard sways from quiet South Campus venue to vibrant on-campus crowds
The Shipyard operates out of an off-campus apartment, drawing crowds of nearly 100 for its upbeat live music performances. Read More »
Scour Abbott Farms’ night maze or find ghosts at the Erie Canal this break
If you’re staying in town for fall break, get in the autumn spirit with a nighttime corn maze or Halloween-themed ghost walk. Read More »
‘20 Years of Lake Effect Editions’ reveals student, visiting artist collabs
The Lake Effect Editions print gallery is celebrating the 20th year of bringing together graduate students and print-making professionals, highlighting the collaborative process between artists. Read More »
25th anniversary of ‘Gilmore Girls’ highlights status as timeless classic
As "Gilmore Girls" celebrates its 25th anniversary, our columnist weighs the good, bad and witty in between of the fall cultural touchstone. Read More »
Opinion: Resisting AI doesn’t halt productivity. It demonstrates ethical empathy.
While some claim embedded and generative AI is digital innovation at your fingertips, I haven’t yet seen its benefit outweigh my concerns, which I’ve found could have something to do with my gender. Read More »
Opinion: Late-night TV vital to maintain American closeness, community
No matter the content, late-night talk shows connect people. They serve each audience a purpose, whether by making a political impact or predicting what music styles and fashion statements will be trending. In times as dividing as these, society can lean on late-night shows for more human and common interests. Read More »
SU’s crochet club, MEXSA gather to create traditional Mexican patterns
The Mexican Student Association and Crocheting for the ’Cuse Community collaborated on Tuesday night to combine the relaxing art of crochet with traditional Mexican cultural patterns like papel picado. Read More »