Tag: Central New York
Syracuse Stage receives $20K grant from Indigenous Theatermaker Award
On Oct. 20, Syracuse Stage won the 2025 Lucille Lortel Foundation Indigenous Theatermaker Award and a $20,000 grant from the Dramatists Guild Foundation. Read More »
‘Wicked’ at Landmark brings ‘stage magic’ to Syracuse, enchants audiences
The Broadway musical "Wicked," which debuted on Broadway 21 years ago, is playing at the Landmark Theatre through Dec. 14. Read More »
Connor Wood gets relatable, ‘soft launches’ his forehead at Syracuse University
On Monday night, comedian Connor Wood shared personal anecdotes from his college experience for University Union's fall performing arts show. Read More »
‘Syracuse Motivates’ uplifts Black men, spreads positivity on social media
In October, Syracuse Motivates started “Motivational Monday,” where members discuss various themes for the week. Read More »
Guest Essay: As a twin, I want sibling-specific scholarships in college
Although SU already offers aid and a few other scholarships, this overlooks family structure and the unfair advantage students with high academic achievement face. When twins or triplets attend college, costs hit all at once and many struggle to keep up. Read More »
Holidays at Hendricks blends various festive ensembles in sold-out show
This year's annual Holidays at Hendricks united ensembles and orchestras for a concert before the holiday season. Read More »
Fiesta de Navidad invites Syracuse community into Hispanic holiday traditions
La Casita Cultural Center hosted its annual Fiesta de Navidad on Saturday night, celebrating Hispanic and Latin cultures through performances. Read More »
Opinion: Rejecting model minority myth is essential for Indian American solidarity
Pride in our community’s journey shouldn’t take the form of self-importance over others, especially when members of our own community continue to suffer from outdated caste ideology used to justify internal hierarchical structures in the U.S. Read More »
044 Comstock shapes student-artist relationships with real-world experience
Students use the student-run gallery, 044 Comstock, to showcase their art and gain real-world experience during their studies. Read More »
Relieve winter blues with chamber music, cold weather accessories this week
This week, decompress from finals and connect with Syracuse University’s Dean of Students, Sheriah Dixon, on Tuesday. Read More »
Home away from home: Out-of-state SU students lean into culture shock
The first semester comes with many culture shocks for some freshmen, from food preferences to sports culture. Read More »
SU rugby players give back, bond with Jewish community through coaching program
Syracuse University Rugby players give back and share their passion for the sport with youth at the Jewish Community Center, creating strong bonds with the community. Read More »
@hannahlizzy_ breaks trend cycle, encourages confidence through fashion
Syracuse University alumni Hannah Krohne recently became a full-time influencer, but she stays true to her values of helping others grow their confidence through fashion. Read More »
Dominic Fike takes off, Clairo charms: The D.O. staff’s Spotify Wrapped unveiled
The Daily Orange staff members unpacked their Spotify Wrapped results and defended their music choices. Read More »
Black Box Players’ ‘The Effect’ explores dense motifs in artistic choreography
Black Box Players’ latest play, "The Effect," examines mental health, love and drug use through the story of a drug trial. Read More »
Opinion: I befriended an AI bot. Here’s what I learned about human companionship.
When targeted toward self-improvement and achieving certain goals, AI can be a strong partner. Though I’m skeptical of using AI as a psychiatrist, making it an impartial analyst could potentially help a person receive better, more accurately tailored advice. Read More »
‘Agamemnon’ comes to life in Department of Drama, Mexico’s CENTRO collaboration
Theater crossed linguistic and geographic boundaries in “Agamemnon,” a collaboration between Syracuse University drama students and students at CENTRO in Mexico City. Read More »
Personal Essay: Holiday season brings emotional, beautiful change in college
It’s easy to feel like we’ve regressed into a past version of ourselves when all the people we’re reuniting with have missed out on our recent advancements. The tendency to reignite resolved arguments and slip back into habits we’ve outgrown is normal. Read More »
Enjoy Christmas classics, Syracuse City Ballet’s The Nutcracker this weekend
Enjoy various kinds of arts this weekend with the Syracuse City Ballet’s Nutcracker, the Syracuse University Brass Ensemble or local concerts. Read More »
Gallery: Best shots from Syracuse’s win, court rush vs. No. 13 Tennessee
Gallery Syracuse stunned No. 13 Tennessee in the ACC/SEC Challenge Tuesday night for its first win over the Volunteers since 1993. Here are The Daily Orange’s best shots from SU’s narrow two-point win. Read More »
Opinion: Pop culture films demonstrate recession but should be recognized for community
People are divided now more than ever, and despite their varying levels of quality, these movies not only make sure movie theaters can stay afloat, but they also provide a new way for people to connect. Read More »
‘Wake Up Dead Man’ explores faith in sensational ‘Knives Out’ mystery sequel
“Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery" has all the classic parts of the franchise, with a new spin and deep societal themes, our columnist says. Read More »
Opinion: Seek the truths of America's history, reject exceptionalism as college students
Making an effort to understand different perspectives relating to American history ensures better understanding in the face of overly nationalistic currents throughout the U.S. and abroad. Read More »
Syracuse’s theater community diversifies, adapts 5 years post-pandemic
Five years since the COVID-19 pandemic, Syracuse University Department of Drama and local theater companies like Syracuse Stage are adapting with diverse storytelling and regular check-ins with actors. Read More »