Tag: Central New York
ESF senior builds Bodyfide, blends passion for science with identity
SUNY ESF senior Catherine Genao started her brand Bodyfied to provide inclusive body oils to her customers. Read More »
Student-led SU Records gains traction, puts emerging artists ‘on the map’
Through its rebrand, SU Records has become a well-established, helping emerging musicians transition into the professional world. Read More »
Student cycling instructors boost morale, guide high-energy classes
For the 45 minutes of cycling that student instructors teach, they become hype coaches, personal DJs and motivators. Read More »
Wake Up Coffee serves drinks, bánh mi with a side of encouragement
When opening his second restaurant, Thoi Trang wanted Wake Up Coffee and Sandwiches to prioritize kindness and inspiration. Read More »
Get goth at Emo Night, watch Greek life DJs battle this week
This weekend, catch DJs from Syracuse University Greek life chapters as they battle it out in a friendly musical showdown. Read More »
Opinion: ChatGPT is not your doctor, AI puts user health at risk
Going to the doctor can be expensive, inconvenient and time-consuming. While AI may seem like an easy replacement, it fails in key areas, making it far from an ideal substitute for an in-person appointment. Read More »
Opinion: Burnout doesn’t spare college students — or Olympians
We have to recognize when a break is needed and give ourselves permission to take one. Otherwise, we contribute to this toxic ideology just as much as we are harmed by it. Read More »
Vacant script hinders ‘How to Make a Killing’ despite comedy-thriller assets
Glen Powell's performance in “How to Make a Killing” was undermined by a half-baked story, our columnist says. Read More »
@cusegirlscarryingsh-t turns inconveniences, random items into whimsy
Each @cusegirlscarryingsh-t Instagram post features the same trope: a girl juggling whatever items they had on hand — without the help of pockets or purses. Read More »
Hilary Duff’s candid artistry in ‘luck… or something’ offsets shaky execution
For the first time in 10 years, former “Lizzie McGuire” star Hilary Duff released her latest album, “luck… or something” on Friday. Read More »
Opinion: SU’s inaccessible party scene doesn’t live up to its reputation
With freezing temperatures and mountains of snow, house parties rarely occur anymore, leaving students with limited choices. But, these options aren't always accessible to everyone. Read More »
UU to host Danielle Brooks for Black History Month closing celebration
Academy Award-nominated actress Danielle Brooks will be visiting Syracuse University on Sunday for "A Conversation with Danielle Brooks." Read More »
Opinion: SU needs to pay its fair share in property taxes
Syracuse University doesn’t pay for the community resources it relies on, our columnist argues. Read More »
VPA professor Boryana Rossa pushes intersection of art, AI through teaching
In the upcoming fall semester, film and media arts professor Boryana Rossa will conduct a new class that teaches how AI is utilized in different art mediums. Read More »
‘Tell Me Lies’ isn’t TV escapism, it’s a dark dive into toxic relationships
The third and final season of “Tell Me Lies” is a satisfying ending to the series that's built on a bed of elaborate lies, our columnist says. Read More »
Opinion: Artificial misinformation interferes with our elections
Democracy relies on an informed public, yet AI is making that harder to achieve by design. Read More »
NY Record Fairs stops in Syracuse, collects enjoyers of different sounds
First organized by Binghamton native Jack Skutnik, NY Record Fairs made its way to Syracuse on Sunday, which gathered record collectors of all ages. Read More »
Light Work’s ‘The Temple of Our Survival’ explores sanctuary, black matriarchy
Everson Museum of Art’s latest exhibit, “The Temple of Our Survival,” centers around amplifying one’s relationship to the surrounding community through interviews with matriarchs and land stewards. Read More »
Opinion: House music’s mainstream rise gentrifies the culture that built it
Though house music appears to be booming on college campuses, many outside that bubble are confronting a fading club culture and an increasingly gentrified dance music scene in the U.S. and abroad. Read More »
Beef up your spring wardrobe, showcase your musical talent this week
Take a break from midterm exam prep by visiting Delta Phi Epsilon’s Thrift Thursday and Syracuse University DanceWorks show this week. Read More »
Locals, students bond over green beer to ring in shamrock season
This weekend, Tipperary Hill celebrated the 64th annual Green Beer Sunday, hosted by Coleman’s Authentic Irish Pub. Read More »
Opinion: ‘Girl dinner,’ ‘boy kibble’ trends romanticize food restriction
The trend has turned into a competition of creators showing off just how little they can eat in one sitting. Read More »
Mo Brown, SU alum and county legislator, announces state assembly run
Onondaga County Legislator Maurice “Mo” Brown announced he will run for the New York State Assembly on Friday. Read More »
Schine’s video wall connects viewers, unites passionate sports fans
For some Syracuse University students, Schine Student Center's video wall is a place to watch sports in between classes. Read More »