Tag: Central New York
Hochul addresses ICE enforcement, introduces new running mate in Syracuse
Gov. Kathy Hochul addressed a host of issues, such as ICE enforcement, in Syracuse Thursday. She also brought out running mate Adrienne Adams. Read More »
‘It’s 24/7’: Inside the lives of Panhellenic sorority house moms at SU
Since Syracuse University doesn’t manage any sorority houses, SU’s Panhellenic Conference enlists house moms to ensure residents are safe. Read More »
Opinion: Critics only reward horror for rejecting its own genre
If the horror genre is only taken seriously when it is disguised as allegorical, political or dramatic, then critics and audiences must change the language used when discussing it. Read More »
Recess Coffee promotes community activism, local art for customers
While waiting to order at Recess Coffee's Westcott location, customers can ponder the art-covered walls. Read More »
Latino SU students find solidarity, pride in Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl performance
Syracuse University students share their predictions for Bad Bunny's halftime show performance in the upcoming Super Bowl. Read More »
‘Relentless’ amplifies community voices through fictitious boxing legend
When Syracuse Stage Artistic Director Robert Hupp learned about “Relentless,” he knew the play would be important to amplify Black voices. Read More »
Personal Essay: As an international student, belonging is conditional
Even though I love this place deeply, I still know that it may never fully claim me. Read More »
Relive music moments with tribute bands, get down with a DJ this weekend
Celebrate Bob Marley’s birthday with local tribute band Skunk City this weekend. Read More »
Safe script, overlooked themes strand ‘Send Help’ despite grim humor
Sam Raimi's "Send Help" balances laughs, jump scares and thought-provoking themes, yet feels redundant, our columnist says. Read More »
‘Possible Worlds’ exhibit amplifies perspectives of artists with disabilities
The newest exhibition at Syracuse University’s Art Museum centers on works of the 11 Wynn Newhouse Award recipients from the last 20 years. Read More »
Salt City Market celebrates 5 years of global cuisines, local businesses
Salt City Market, which is celebrating its fifth anniversary, gives food vendor owners of color and women a chance to enter the notorious restaurant industry. Read More »
Aurantium philosophy journal advocates accessibility, intellectual inquiry
Founded in 2023 by Lucio Maffei, Syracuse University's student-led philosophical journal, Aurantium, aims to encourage philosophical dialogue on campus. Read More »
Personal Essay: Eating alone on campus is part of college life. Embrace it.
While the stigma may make it feel like everyone else in the dining hall is silently judging, in reality, the truth is no one even notices. Read More »
Opinion: Trump’s Greenland spectacle flooded media to deter focus
We must monitor our media consumption, ensuring we are digesting a balance of global and domestic politics to get a clear picture. Read More »
Personal Essay: U.S. polarization creeps into classrooms, daily life
We should be open-minded to our professors’ teachings and classmates’ perspectives, even if it contradicts our beliefs. Read More »
Opinion: Micron megafab will strain Syracuse communities, electrical grids
We can continue to exploit our planet and communities for the sake of profit, or we can start to make more mindful choices and consider the real cost of our actions. Read More »
Viral 2016 resurgence trend finds its way to SU’s campus
From fidget spinners to Kylie Jenner Lip Kits, 2016’s nostalgic comeback reminds many Syracuse University students of a simpler time without the pressures of social media. Read More »
‘Everything is energy’: SU alum Laura Galebe speaks on influencer journey
From product recommendations to “get ready with me” videos, Syracuse University alum Laura Galebe started her TikTok account in 2022 and pursued content creation full time in 2023. Read More »
‘It’s never done’: Follow Otto Tunes’ devoted journey to ICCA quarterfinals
After months of preparation, Syracuse University a cappella group Otto Tunes competed in the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella competition on Saturday, where the group placed third in the central quarterfinals. Read More »
‘Mr. Syracuse’ promotes city positivity by juggling TikTok, real estate job
Known as "Mr. Syracuse" to followers, Alec Scripa's social media content aims to spread positivity about Syracuse. Read More »
A$AP Rocky effortlessly crosses genres, keeps rap essence on ‘Don’t Be Dumb’
A$AP Rocky's "Don’t Be Dumb" album marks the musician's return to music and range of capabilities, our columnist says. Read More »
Opinion: Use AI responsibly, put communities before convenience
As economic polarity grows further apart and the climate crisis worsens, the question isn’t whether AI is useful. It’s whether convenience is worth the cost – and who’s forced to pay it. Read More »
Learn zine-making at Schine, cheer on Super Bowl LX this week
This week, unwind with a zine creation workshop hosted by Alpha Kappa Alpha or view Syracuse Stage’s “Relentless” play. Read More »
Student voices, live music kick off 100th year of Black History Month at SU
On Friday afternoon, the “Live and Loud: Black History Month Kickoff” event took place at Schine Student Center, celebrating the 100th anniversary of Black History Month. Read More »