Tag: Central New York
‘This was ours’: SU alums reminisce on Jabberwocky after Kimmel demolition
40 years after the legendary music venue’s closure, Syracuse University alumni recall student-run Jabberwocky’s impact on student nightlife and entertainment. Read More »
Bob Mankoff draws on cartoonist career for A&S Maxwell Alumni Keynote
Former cartoon artist for the New Yorker and Syracuse University alumni, Bob Mankoff, will deliver the Alumni Keynote at the 2025 A&S | Maxwell Convocation. Read More »
Newhouse’s Seth Gitner engages students with CNY Adaptive Sports
Syracuse University professor Seth Gitner organizes sporting events like wheelchair basketball and inclusive sled hockey to get students involved. Read More »
TedX thought leaders speak on maintaining your own narrative
SU’s TEDx Event, “Changing the Narrative,” brought in speakers that examined identity and the importance of breaking past stereotypes. Read More »
Opinion: Food manufacturers’ subtle additions threaten student health
When these products turn out to be nutritionally empty, it hits hardest for students without the time, knowledge or access to better alternatives. Read More »
Party like the 90s at Fool House, rock out with Street Trash this weekend
This weekend, rave the night away at Dazed or check out punk covers and originals at Funk n’ Waffles. Read More »
Letter to the Editor: NYPIRG urges support for NY Health Act, universal healthcare
To establish a healthcare system that prioritizes people above business, it is essential our lawmakers support the New York Health Act. Read More »
Author Angie Thomas speaks on ‘HOPE,’ awareness at Oncenter
Angie Thomas spoke at the Oncenter Civic Center Crouse Hinds Theater on Tuesday, where she talked about the societal messages of her novels, like "The Hate U Give." Read More »
‘The White Lotus’ Season 3 brings surprising tragedy in Thailand setting
Season three of HBO’s “The White Lotus” shocked our columnist with its season finale, including more twists and real-world implications than seasons prior. Read More »
‘The Woman in The Yard’ uses cinematography, direction to overcome cliches
Director Jaume Collet-Serra made a comeback from his last poorly received film, “Black Adam,” with an enticing and elevated horror film, “The Woman in the Yard.” Read More »
Personal Essay: Freshman year blur is critical for character growth
Freshman year isn’t something you finish; it’s a collection of memories that became part of who I am. And as I sit in the quiet in-between of spring with finals approaching and dorm decorations coming down, I’m feeling a wash of emotions all at once. Read More »
Opinion: Scrutinize the dangers of your favorite platform’s algorithm
As media consumers, the best thing we can do is remain conscious of who truly controls what we see each time we scroll. We owe it to ourselves as United States citizens and young people to recognize bias online so we can make truly informed decisions when we choose a candidate to support. Read More »
Actress Brenda Song talks child acting, diversity in Hollywood at UU event
On Monday, University Union and BIPOC Student Success hosted actress Brenda Song for Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Read More »
AccessCNY, Arc of Onondaga call for increased funding amid inflation
AccessCNY supports around 2,400 people in New York state with disability and mental health diagnoses amid struggles to pay its workers. Read More »
‘The Cher Story’ illuminates doubt, reinvention in superstar’s journey
“The Cher Show” brings lessons from the pop star’s growth as a musician and woman to Syracuse’s Landmark Theatre. Read More »
Opinion: Dismantling DOEd will disproportionately hurt public schools
No matter your educational history, recognize and understand the importance of this critical institution that works to manage discrepancies in the lives of millions of Americans. Fight for its existence, and fight for others’ education if not for your own. Read More »
‘A Minecraft Movie’ falls short in capturing game’s creativity, depth
"A Minecraft Movie" debuted in theaters last Friday as the film adaptation of the famous pocket-edition game, but our columnist argues that it falls short on plot and a strong message. Read More »
Supreme Court declines to hear case challenging Hochul's conceal carry legislation
The Supreme Court declined to hear Antonyuk v. James on Monday, leaving key provisions of New York’s Concealed Carry Improvement Act in place. Read More »
FADS Expo showcases creativity through student passion projects
Syracuse University's Fashion and Design Society hosted its second-ever spring Expo on Saturday, featuring a fashion show and student pop-up shops. Read More »
Opinion: Homelessness in Syracuse sparks need for unconventional reform
People experiencing homelessness aren’t strangers, but fellow Syracuse residents who’ve been failed by a system that too often ignores the most vulnerable. Read More »
Hear from actress Brenda Song at Schine, unwind at WonderWorks this week
This week, play grocery bingo with Orange After Dark or take a look at hands-on exhibits at a science-focused amusement park. Read More »
Jewish Voice for Peace screens "No Other Land," detailing occupation of West Bank
On Friday, Jewish Voice for Peace’s Syracuse chapter and the Syracuse Peace Council hosted a screening of “No Other Land,” an Oscar-winning documentary about Palestinians in the West Bank. Read More »
Latto, Role Model to perform at Block Party
Latto and Role Model will perform at this year’s Block Party on April 25, University Union announced Friday. Read More »
NYS Poet Laureate promotes belonging, advocacy at SU reading
Patricia Spears Jones, the current New York State Poet Laureate, read poems from her newest collection as part of the annual Syracuse Symposium series on Thursday evening. Read More »