Tag: Slice of Life
Murals, statues sprinkled around SU represent remnants of rich art history
The Public Art @ SU, a self-guided tour spotlights 27 of the 40+ works of art on Syracuse University's campus, reflecting the school's prior commitment to fine arts. Read More »
SU alum, internet older sister Quincy Whipple stays authentic through it all
Syracuse University graduate Quincy Whipple has amassed over 255,500 TikTok followers on a page that she began her freshman year of college. Read More »
After year on Marshall Street, MakerSpace remains a flourishing center
ITS MakerSpace celebrated its one-year anniversary since its Marshall Square Mall relocation with upgraded equipment and a more streamlined organization. Read More »
Tillie’s Touch provides ‘more than just soccer’ for underserved youth
Tillie’s Touch was formed by Dale Johnson in 2009 to give kids under the poverty line a space to play soccer, in addition to Khan Academy tutoring services. Read More »
Jam out to classic rock with Coldfront, join Stella Nesci’s EP debut this week
This weekend, watch the Syracuse Orchestra perform instrumental pieces by Debussy and Brahms or listen to new music from Syracuse-based singer-songwriter Stella Nesci. Read More »
Manlius Cinema’s ‘In Memoriam’ series pays homage to passed actors, filmmakers
From Wednesday to Jan. 29, Manlius Cinema’s “In Memoriam” series honors directors and actors who died in 2025 through a curated film lineup. Read More »
Sit-down Erma’s Bistro aims to set Jamaican food standard in Syracuse
What began as a stall named Erma’s Island in Salt City Market has expanded to a full-scale Jamaican restaurant, called Erma's Bistro, in the heart of Armory Square. Read More »
‘Heated Rivalry’ hits with fans, sheds light on underrepresented community
Adapted from Rachel Reid's novel, HBO Max's “Heated Rivalry” is more than just a steamy romance show, it shines light on gay relationships in the sports industry, our columnist says. Read More »
John Legend plans ‘A Night of Songs & Stories’ for April 28 Syracuse return
Grammy-winning singer and songwriter John Legend to visit Syracuse for a performance at Landmark Theatre Tuesday, April 28. Read More »
Pitbull plots return to Syracuse for Aug. 26 I’m Back Tour
Pitbull will return to Syracuse on Aug. 26 for a performance at the Empower FCU Amphitheater at Lakeview, where he will be joined by Lil Jon and DJ Laz. Read More »
Madison Beer’s new era arrives with mature vocals in deeply personal ‘locket’
In Madison Beer’s third album, “locket,” Beer confronts her traumas of her former relationship head-on with different genres, our columnist writes. Read More »
Enjoy Syracuse snow with cross-country skiing, nighttime hiking this week
Embrace the cold cross-country skiing or a guided nighttime hike at Drumlins this week. Read More »
After 36 years, Spaghetti Warehouse’s closure leaves nostalgia, ‘heavy hearts’
When Spaghetti Warehouse closed its doors on Dec. 31, some Syracuse locals weren’t surprised because of the restaurant’s poor food quality, while others will miss it for its nostalgia. Read More »
‘People We Meet on Vacation’ adaptation trivializes emotional connections
While it’s difficult to adapt a book into film, Netflix’s “People We Meet on Vacation” left out key moments that established romantic buildup, our columnist writes. Read More »
SU’s Timothée Chalamet lookalike goes viral on Druski, launches online persona
An impromptu Thursday night trip from Syracuse to New York City landed SU sophomore Valentino Indelicato a feature in a Coulda Been Records audition call with Timothée Chalamet and Druski. Read More »
Mosh at goth night, escape with some comedy this weekend
Enjoy an expansive range of music such as rock with Paega* or an R&B Night at The Song & Dance this weekend. Read More »
Haraz Coffee House grounds authenticity with homegrown Yemeni coffee
Marshall Street's newest addition, Haraz Coffee House, offers a mix of traditional Yemeni coffees and teas but also common favorites like lattes and matchas. Read More »
Fever Dream brings heartfelt originals to SU campus, downtown music scene
Juniors Emerson Carracedo, Aidan Norton, Zach and Nate Kile first gathered together in April 2024 to form Fever Dream, offering a change of pace from the bar scene in their hometowns to house shows in Syracuse University. Read More »
Jam-packed ‘Stranger Things’ finale season bit off more than it could chew
The fifth and final season of “Stranger Things” included an information overload, compiling too many plot points into roughly ten hours of runtime, our columnist says. Read More »
Timothée Chalamet scores as 2026 Golden Globes paves way for awards season
The 83rd annual Golden Globes marked the start of the 2026 awards season, with “One Battle After Another”’s dominance being a shared take among DO culture staff members. Read More »
2025 furthers pop relevance: Lorde’s comeback, Sabrina Carpenter stays busy
For the world of pop music, 2025's catalogue stood out with quality tracks, making it another strong year for the music genre, our columnist writes. Read More »
Ring in spring semester with pet therapy, internship seminars
Land your dream internship with resources from the “Spring Welcome Week: Navigating Internships” seminar or learn more about study abroad opportunities this week. Read More »
Timothée Chalamet ‘dreams big’ in frantic, award-bound ‘Marty Supreme’
Led by an incredible cast, anxiety-filled pacing and a complementary soundtrack, Josh Safdie’s latest film, “Marty Supreme,” features a table tennis player, Marty Mauser, in search of greatness. Read More »
Gallery: The Daily Orange’s best photos of 2025
As 2026 begins, The Daily Orange photographers are reflecting on the year. Protests, a mayoral election and an ACC championship defined 2025. Read More »