Tag: Central New York
Enjoy the arts this week at La Casita or Grass Bowl Music Fest
This week, join the Syracuse Mets for College Night at NBT Bank Stadium and watch the Department of Drama's performance of Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women. Read More »
Gallery: ESF students didn’t let rain ruin their Quadstock fun
ESF’s Quadstock brought out the energy of students and faculty as they celebrated Earth Week in Marshall Hall. Check out The Daily Orange’s favorite scenes from Quadstock 2025. Read More »
Latto brings gifts, Role Model finds ‘Sally’ at UU’s Block Party
Latto and Role Model performed at this year’s University Union Block Party, engaging the crowd with designer giveaways and bringing a student on stage. Read More »
Gallery: Latto, Role Model give ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ show at Dome
Block Party 2025 brought Latto and Role Model to the JMA Wireless Dome, giving fans an unforgettable experience. Check out The Daily Orange’s favorite moments from this year's edition of University Union's annual spring show. Read More »
Gallery: Scenes from Syracuse’s on campus “Hands Off!” protest
Hundreds of Syracuse University students and faculty gathered for a “Hands Off!” rally on the Einhorn Family Walk Thursday. Here are The Daily Orange’s best shots from the protest. Read More »
Rolling thrift store: Revamped is a mobile solution to campus clothing waste
Syracuse University sophomore Ava Lubkemann’s passion for thrifting and bringing awareness to clothing waste led her to create Revamped, an affordable thrift store on wheels that aims to solve issues at the intersection of environmental and social justice. Read More »
Campus community memorializes Pope Francis’ legacy in Wednesday Mass
Hendricks Chapel held a memorial Mass for Pope Francis on Wednesday to honor his legacy after he died Monday. Attendees said they were inspired by his compassion and humility. Read More »
The Mizpah winery fills vacant church, industry niche in downtown Syracuse
The Mizpah seeks to honor Syracuse’s cultural history by reinventing the First Baptist Church as a wine sanctuary and premiere event space. Read More »
OrangeAbility educates students on disability with adaptive sports
Adaptive sports challenge Syracuse University students to understand disability in a new light. Read More »
Mimicking Mars brings indie rock vibe, original tracks to SU music scene
Student band Mimicking Mars started off with three friends playing together in high school, and has since expanded to five members who continue their music journey together at Syracuse University. Read More »
Opinion: Valuing social media over real art hurts our chances for revolution
Trump’s attack on the Kennedy Center symbolizes his greater desire to deconstruct and reorganize American art institutions to prevent political dissent through expression. Read More »
Opinion: Continued police brutality must be met with active demands for reform
Cases of police brutality amounted quietly, violently and relentlessly for decades. Every time it’s caught on camera, we go through the same cycle of outrage, promises, reviews and then silence. Read More »
Altered Eco channels childhood design dreams to produce sustainable fashion
Altered Eco is Elissa Martin’s sustainable fashion brand that focuses on upcycling clothing and jewelry. Read More »
Jam out to Latto at Block Party, boogie at Redfest before finals
This week, attend the semester’s grand finale of Cage or party with Latto and ROLE MODEL in the JMA Wireless Dome. Read More »
Guest Essay: Graduate students shouldn’t need to fight for accommodations
I don’t want sympathy. Instead, I want university administrators and professors to meet me where I am, which means centering the needs of all disabled students. Read More »
Simmons Ink and Stitch engages with Syracuse community by staying small
Reggie and Lysa Simmons opened Simmons Ink and Stitch in 2008. Since then, they have expanded their product catalog to embroidery, sublimation, vinyl transfers, rhinestones and small signs. The husband and wife duo prides themselves on staying close with their customers. Read More »
‘Abbott Elementary’ aces the basics in season finale
Season 4 of Abbott Elementary was just as well received as its predecessors, maintaining the shows signature style while exhibiting new character growth and exciting plot lines. Read More »
Letter to the Editor: SU failed to defend Harvard, academic freedom
As a loyal SU alum, I am distressed that Syracuse administration did not sign on as 200 college presidents defended Harvard and academic freedom to the White House. Read More »
‘You can’t just love the money’: Gary Campbell gives back through renovation
Gary Campbell of G&C General Construction serves the Syracuse community by restoring condemned and abandoned properties in the area. Read More »
Yellowjackets remains ‘original in insanity’ in third season
Despite relying on the stranded island trope, the third season of "Yellowjackets" remains an original standout in the genre, according to our columnist. Read More »
Personal Essay: South Campus has unexpected benefits for freshmen
It helps me realize the opportunities for connection provided by what I once thought was just inconvenient and unconventional housing. I can now see how far I’ve come since the first time I set foot on campus, and I feel genuinely comfortable in the space I occupy. Read More »
Explaining New York state's progress on cannabis legalization
Since the 2021 state-wide legalization of recreational cannabis usage, New York has continued with restrictive cannabis policy. Read More »
Opinion: Legalization of cannabis isn't enough to eradicate racist stigma
By evaluating and adjusting the language surrounding weed, we can actively fight the stereotypes accompanying it and demand reform beyond legalization. Read More »
Metallica rocks the Dome for heavy metal fans of all ages
Metallica returned to Syracuse for the first time since 1996 for their first-ever show in the JMA Wireless Dome. Read More »