Tag: Central New York
From Prokofiev to Mardi Gras, here are 6 events to keep you busy this week
Dance to the beat of your own drums or taste the cultures of local chefs at some fun events this week. Read More »
Local house show scene engages fans, vendors in intimate venues
The Syracuse house show scene welcomes vendors, music enthusiasts and a vibrant community to enjoy live performances. Read More »
Best Buddies is crucial in eradicating stereotypes, discrimination of neurodiversity
Through the partnership, members of Best Buddies and InclusiveU have the opportunity to form personal bonds with students who possess disabilities. Buddies are specifically intended to be formed between an individual who possesses intellectual and/or developmental disabilities and one who does not. Read More »
With some 'rumored classics' on the way, here are 5 albums to look out for
After a strong start to the year, here are five albums to look forward to for the rest of 2023. Read More »
Rise in anti-LGBTQ legislation significantly hurts queer, transgender people of color
Ensuring healthcare for our transgender community members brings us one step closer to ensuring equality and equity for so many disadvantaged people in our country. Read More »
Valentine's Day is not so appreciative of the Earth it’s polluting
Love being a largely universal desire makes it easier for corporations to force capitalism through tangible gifts around Valentine’s Day. The one who suffers the most from a boom in production is the one we should love the most — Earth. Read More »
National tour of 'Come From Away' unites Syracuse in commemoration of 9/11
The Broadway production ‘Come From Away’ has come to Landmark Theatre, giving audience members a chance to reflect on the tragedy of 9/11. Read More »
Setnor composition students debut original work on Valentine's Day
Students of the Setnor School of Music celebrate love with their compositions at the Valentine’s Day Composers’ Concert. Read More »
Ignoring Black history has consequences for our society, law system
Running from issues regarding race does not make discrimination disappear. Only when you teach students history and strive to cultivate classrooms that urge critical thinking can we take steps toward equity. Read More »
Avoid heartbreak on Valentine's Day by steering clear of these 6 films
For those of you looking to enjoy a movie with your significant other for Valentine’s Day, try to avoid these six films. Read More »
New student band The Garage Lights explores their sound, local live performances
Combining a variety of 90s punk rock influences with elements of contemporary indie, The Garage Lights performed their second-ever show last Friday. Read More »
Micron announces 2024 start for construction on Clay semiconductor plant
Manish Bhatia, executive vice president of global operations at Micron, said the Clay facility will be completed and operational by 2030. Read More »
SU alumna Jasmine White’s new show 'Hotline' delivers diverse story to Amazon Prime
With her newest show ‘Hotline,' SU alumna Jasmine White wants to create a space for transgender representation in Hollywood. Read More »
'Across the world:' Froggies releases first single while bandmates study abroad
Time zones apart, this SU band is rolling out their first singles and keeping in touch with fans through social media. Read More »
'Audiolust & HigherLove' sets the stage for SG Lewis to be an international star
With his second studio album ‘AudioLust & HigherLove,’ SG Lewis shows that it is time for him to move from English up-and-comer, to international star. Read More »
LinkedIn's emphasis on individual success doesn't connect people, it sets them apart
Being a university student is already challenging enough, and getting caught up in the idealistic world of LinkedIn only works against you. Instead, shift that focus towards improving on yourself and celebrating your own progress. Read More »
Myths surrounding veteran students need to be deconstructed
Looking back, my decision to transfer to this university has been one of the best decisions of my life. With all the resources offered, SU has made student veterans feel comfortable and belonged. Read More »
'Knock at the Cabin' marks M. Night Shyamalan's return to consistent success
Director M. Night Shyamalan's latest film ‘Knock at the Cabin’ is a return to the thriller genre that he is well-known for. Read More »
Students turn to emotional support animals to aid mental health challenges
Emotional support animals on campus provide students with much-needed comfort, mental health support and a piece of home. Read More »
Looking to start February right? Try out these 4 events to take your mind off stress
Celebrate the first full week of February with these 4 upcoming events. Read More »
Gov. Kathy Hochul presents New York state’s Executive Budget for Fiscal Year 2024
Gov. Kathy Hochul’s 2024 FY budget is 2.4% greater than last year’s budget, focusing on safety, transportation, health, housing and education. Read More »
SU students strive to destigmatize sobriety with social events, community support
Experts say being sober on a college campus is daunting, but possible with sober social programming, support networks and self-affirming boundaries. Read More »
'A Love Supreme' exhibition at Bird chronicles Black activism in 1960s and 70s
‘A Love Supreme’ exhibition in Bird Library will highlight Black activism of the 1960s and ‘70s for the remainder of the semester. Read More »
Syracuse native captures 50-year-old love story in new documentary
Syracuse native Bill Muench is set to screen his latest documentary ‘The Artist and the Astronaut,’ in the place where he found his passion for film. Read More »