Tag: Central New York
Staying in Syracuse? Try a pre-meal Turkey Trot for a CNY Thanksgiving.
Celebrate Friendsgiving at Meier's Creek or participate in the Liverpool Turkey Trot this Thanksgiving break. Read More »
‘Frankenstein’ solidifies Guillermo del Toro atop monster movie genre
Jacob Elordi shines, Oscar Isaac flops: our columnist writes that despite failings, Guillermo del Toro’s 2025 remake of “Frankenstein” still deserves recognition this Oscars season. Read More »
Department of Drama’s ‘Antigonick’ revisits timeless Greek tragedy ‘Antigone’
SU Drama’s newest production “Antigonick” re-interprets the Greek Tragedy “Antigone,” bringing the play into the present with themes of time and repitition. Read More »
Guest Column: J-1 visas must be more accessible for cross-cultural experience
That opportunity shouldn’t be barred by logistical obstacles, especially for returning international counselors. Read More »
Opinion: 140 inches of projected Syracuse snow shows climate change severity
We can't keep treating brutal winters as just another Syracuse quirk. They're warnings, and we can't afford to ignore them any longer. Read More »
‘Now You See Me: Now You Don’t’ is wildly entertaining, over-the-top
“Now You See Me: Now You Don’t” is less fast paced than its predecessors, but makes up for it with fun quips and a strong ensemble cast. Read More »
Project 315 group centers on fashion, capitalizes on individual authenticity
Project 315, a fashion and photography collective that hosts themed photoshoots open to all students, was started by two Syracuse University students this semester. Read More »
‘A Portal’s Keeper’ light installation searches for personal liberation in movement
An interactive art installation is on display on the wall of the Everson Museum of Art, using light projection and gaming software to explore the process of liberation. Read More »
Celeste stages musical comeback, outpours withheld rage on ‘Woman Of Faces’
Celeste's sophomore album "Woman Of Faces" reignites her career success with bold lyrics and instrumentals, our columnist says. Read More »
Student passion project Pure Ginger hones visuals within tight-knit collective
Pure Ginger magazine’s theme is randomness: It focuses on highlighting visually appealing elements that students feel connected to and including art and poetry. Read More »
A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie to perform at The Oncenter War Memorial in March
A Boogie Wit da Hoodie will perform at the Upstate Medical Arena at The Oncenter War Memorial on March 29. Read More »
Malmgren Concert Series amplifies global sounds with three choral ensembles
Hendricks Chapel hosted its Fall Choral Concert as a part of the Malmgren Concert Series on Sunday. Read More »
Syracuse community shares ethics, safe space at Queer All Year Market
The Queer All Year Market, hosted at Salt City Market on Saturday, focused on celebrating pride and emphasizing inclusivity beyond Pride Month, with local vendors selling creative items. Read More »
FADS disrupts, redefines stereotypical American dream in semester finale
The Fashion and Design Society hosted its fall fashion show on Saturday, aiming to disrupt traditional American stereotypes and comment on political issues. Read More »
Give back with Operation Orange, celebrate Thanksgiving at the Dome this week
Give thanks and give back this week by participating in the International Thanksgiving Celebration at the JMA Wireless Dome and donating to the Operation Orange Warmup Campus Coat Drive. Read More »
Opinion: Loss of Teen Vogue dilutes youth-aimed journalism, political consciousness
Eliminating the staffers responsible for the magazine’s social justice coverage sends an insidious message: political journalism aimed at young people is now dispensable. Read More »
Personal Essay: Even with SNAP restoration, I won’t forget the weeks of struggle
The leader of this country is treating the abuse of millions as though it were merely a technicality, an acceptable side effect, disregarding the harm to real people. Read More »
Moves mastered, unlikely friendships formed in ‘DanceWorks with the Stars’
Syracuse University's DanceWorks hosted its first-ever “DanceWorks with the Stars” competition on Saturday in Schine Underground. Read More »
Lettuce Club contest crowns greens-eating champ, benefits food pantry
Lettuce fanatics gathered on Saturday to participate in Syracuse University’s first lettuce eating competition, with proceeds going to the Coach Mac Food Pantry in Hendricks Chapel. Read More »
Soup season: Cozy up with these tried and tested recipes
The Daily Orange asked Syracuse University students what their favorite soup is and compiled these recipes. Read More »
‘Big Brother’ gig slingshots Syracuse cartoonist into freelance art career
Though Michael Borkowski’s career as a cartoonist took him to the West Coast, he always knew he would come back to his home of Syracuse, where he got his start under a local artist. Read More »
Brace yourselves for Syracuse’s infamous cold with these winter essentials
From comfy sweatsets to trendy cardigans, The Daily Orange compiled the best places to update your wardrobe with winter staples. Read More »