Tag: Central New York
SU students scream, cheer through ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ finale
Fans across Syracuse University came together Wednesday night to enjoy the season finale of “The Summer I Turned Pretty.” Read More »
Cuse Baja veers past required coursework, builds cars across experience levels
Cuse Baja allows students to gain engineering skills past the classroom while designing, building and driving off-road vehicles for competition. Read More »
University Union talks budget cuts, this weekend’s Juice Jam
Following recent cuts to University Union’s budget, The Daily Orange sat down with the president and public relations chairs of the club to debrief the changes. Read More »
Revel with globally renowned DJ, soulful tunes at Juice Jam this weekend
Syracuse is full of live music this week with concerts featuring artists like ACRAZE, Ashe and Jordan Ward. Read More »
‘Hamilton’ leaves legacy of promise at Landmark Theatre for students, actors
As Syracuse native Deon’te Goodman took the Landmark Theatre stage, five central New York high school students saw their future reflected back at them. Read More »
Opinion: Don’t rely on efficiency of AI. It can’t replace creativity.
In a world of instant gratification, the ability to concentrate on tedious tasks and longer-form content has become a special skill. Creating art of any kind is a form of protest against the technologies that seek to make us slaves to our screens. Read More »
Letter to the Editor: Dems at SU demand gun policy reform after political violence
This isn’t a partisan issue. Violence and extremist rhetoric endanger all of us. That is why we call on our peers to join us in condemning the president’s praise of the extreme right. Silence only encourages more hate. Read More »
Solid lead performances, dystopian aesthetic doesn't redeem underbaked ‘The Long Walk'
Francis Lawrence's "The Long Walk" leaves viewers unsatisifed, lacking needed intensity and excitement, our columnist says. Read More »
Syracuse Stage’s ‘The Hello Girls’ tells modern story from 1918 throwback setting
"The Hello Girls," a musical which tells the story of telephone operators in the United States military during World War I, is playing at Syracuse Stage/SU Drama Complex through Sept. 28. Read More »
Djo tops September song leak shock with surprise album ‘The Crux Deluxe’
Djo released “The Crux” only five months ago, but was already ready to bring listeners more in “The Crux Deluxe,” 12 new songs documenting a heartbreak and the artist’s recovery. Read More »
Pace Run Club provides on-campus option for all levels of runners
Pace Run Club, a student-founded running group, aims to make running accessible and fun for people of all paces and experience levels. Read More »
Opinion: Engage in local news to combat polarization with civic engagement
These findings underscore the need to preserve local news if we want to live in a civically engaged world that isn’t so insistent on keeping people divided, fearful and angry at the concept of people having differing views. Read More »
Opinion: Recent media sacrifices meaningful plots for sexualized appeal
In this modern era of sexual liberty, pop culture has become obsessed with lust. Both music and TV demonstrate a clear emphasis on sex and the power it brings. Read More »
SCRC’s fall exhibition details old photographs, designs behind campus history
The Special Collections Research Center’s fall exhibit, Architectural Origins: Syracuse University 1870-1970, explores the history of some of Syracuse University’s most recognizable buildings. Read More »
Opinion: Democrats must campaign beyond overused social issues to find voter appeal
Reliance on advocating for social issues such as abortion, LGBTQ+ rights and climate change won’t be enough to win over the majority of voters nor make necessary headway as a political party. Read More »
Letter to the Editor: AAUP demands faculty involvement in provost search
AAUP Executive Committee states the search for a University Provost ignores established governance processes. Read More »
Led Zeppelin salutes 50 years of ‘Physical Graffiti’ with new live EP
Fifty years after its original release, Led Zeppelin is celebrating their album “Physical Graffiti” by releasing four recordings of live performances from their prime. Read More »
‘Corpórea’ exhibition seeks to take adult participants’ minds off ‘autopilot’
Bennie Guzman led participants in art-making therapy classes, culminating in La Casita Cultural Center’s “Corpórea” exhibit, which opened Friday. Read More »
American High to open production hub in Atlanta, begin use in 2026
American High, which has worked with Syracuse University students, is opening a new production hub in Atlanta to expand output, according to Deadline. Read More »
Opinion: Despite imperfections, Yik Yak forges connections key to SU experience
While the app appears to simply be used for fun, it also fulfills a deeper social function that SU students rely on more than they realize. Read More »
‘More visibility’: Students celebrate annual Latine Heritage Month kick-off event
The Latine Heritage Month Kickoff at Schine Student Center on Monday immersed students in all things Latino culture, from food to community groups. Read More »
Spontaneous trends, relatable dorm antics inspire TikTok's 'maeveandcaroline'
A Syracuse University freshman roommate duo stumbled on TikTok virality when they started posting relatable dorm content on a shared account. Read More »
Opinion: Use your roommate agreement as friendship icebreaker
Building a relationship with your roommate early on is very important, and if you’re struggling to spark that connection, you might want to consider using your roommate agreement as a catalyst for conversation. Read More »
LunaCon celebrates Japanese culture with foster cats, cosplay contest
Luna Cat Cafe held its 4th annual LunaCon on Saturday, hosting over 20 vendors and celebrating Japanese culture, anime and cats. Read More »