Tag: Slice of Life
Explore the personalities of SU through their unique laptop stickers
Whether it's Otto the Orange, a Minecraft wolf or a funny phrase, laptop stickers are a curated expression of identity and creativity for Syracuse University students. Read More »
Solace Collective provides neurodivergent considerations to fashion
Solace, a clothing company created by Syracuse University students, highlights the fashion needs of people who are neurodivergent. Read More »
Bandier’s Spring Madhouse sources local artists for student-run show
On Saturday, the Bandier Program is hosting its second edition of Spring Madhouse, featuring artists Lil Sccrt and Mar WRLD along with two student DJ openers. Read More »
Syracuse rapper G.Y. Joey takes personal life into new album ‘Mud Plug II’
Syracuse-born and raised rapper, G.Y. Joey, is attempting to add his own sound to the Syracuse rap scene with his authentic lyricism and confidence. Read More »
AAPI Heritage Month kicks off with high spirits in Schine
On Tuesday, the AAPI Heritage Month planning committee, BIPOC Student Success and Intercultural Collective hosted a kickoff for AAPI Heritage Month. Read More »
‘Sunrise on the Reaping’ continues excellence of ‘The Hunger Games’
Suzanne Collins latest addition to "The Hunger Games" book series, "Sunrise on the Reaping," is a masterful addition to the saga, according to our columnist. Read More »
‘Legally Blonde’ brings feminist theme to annual spring musical
First Year Players, the only theater organization for non-theater majors at Syracuse University, is bringing “Legally Blonde” to campus as their annual spring musical. Read More »
OttoTHON marks 11th anniversary by surpassing fundraising goal
On Sunday, Syracuse University hosted OttoTHON, a student-run dance marathon raising money for Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital. Read More »
‘Severance’ Season 2 explores corporate greed with complicated mystery
The second season of “Severance” addresses complex emotions and makes social commentary on the American labor force. Read More »
Muslim students unite for prayer, community at Eid al-Fitr celebration
On Sunday morning, Muslim students gathered at Hendrick’s Chapel for a sermon from Chaplain Imam Amir Durić and a brunch, breaking their fast and celebrating Eid al-Fitr, the end of the holy month of Ramadan. Read More »
Fashion design seniors flaunt creativity, inspiration at annual showcase
Syracuse University fashion design seniors presented pieces from their senior collections, ranging from evening wear to sports-inspired clothing, at the Nancy Cantor Warehouse on Thursday. Read More »
Decompress with DIY slime, kick off AAPI Heritage Month celebrations this week
Kickoff Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with student performances, or learn about the work of African American women on the American railroads this week. Read More »
Diamond Baseball Holdings expands resources, maintains structure for Syracuse Mets
The Syracuse Mets changed ownership to Diamond Baseball Holdings before the 2025 season. Yet, the switch won’t impact how the team will be run this campaign. Read More »
Girls Gains brings female empowerment, belonging to the weight room
Established in 2023, Syracuse University's women's fitness club, Girl Gains aims to empower women in male-dominated workout spaces. Read More »
Seydou Diao’s grillz flaunt style, recognize Black culture with mouth art
Seydou Diao, a mechanical engineering senior at Syracuse University, creates custom grillz sets out of the comfort of his own apartment. Read More »
Fragile Cat revamps Syracuse vintage scene with workwear, 2000s finds
Fragile Cat, a vintage store in downtown Syracuse, boasts an Americana workman aesthetic and early 2000’s vibe. Read More »
The Salon creates cozy home for slam poetry, literature lovers
The Salon is a new slam poetry and spoken word venue on Syracuse University's campus, where students present two poems each. Read More »
Relive the 2000s at Cage or wind down at Funk ’n Waffles this weekend
This week, travel back in time at Cage or unwind to sweet jazz at Funk ‘n Waffles. Read More »
‘Imagining Joan of Arc’ honors saint’s influence, Women’s History Month
Syracuse University’s Bird Library Special Collection Research Center and the SU Art Museum hosted two pop up exhibits featuring a collection of artworks and novels relating to the Catholic saint, Joan of Arc. Read More »
‘The Gorge’ delivers superb cinematography, lacks emotional punch
Scott Derrickson's latest film, "The Gorge," has all the elements of a dynamic, genre-blurring thriller, yet it doesn't fully succeed on its ambitious promise. Read More »
Petit Branch Library celebrates Women’s History Month with annual exhibition
The “Women’s History Month Exhibition: Focus on the Feminine” at Petit Branch Library features artwork produced by and featuring women. Read More »
Gallery: ‘Dark Beauty: The Final Bow’ flaunts dramatic fashion
Gallery: Dark fashion took center stage on Saturday at Palladian Hall’s “Dark Beauty: The Final Bow.” Check out the best images from the show, which raised money for the Syracuse Spinal Association through a captivating exhibition of gothic fashion. Read More »
12th annual Syracuse Half Marathon celebrates motivation, community
This past Sunday marked the 12th annual Syracuse Half Marathon, where runners of all ages, skill levels and experiences ran through Syracuse neighborhoods, starting and ending at The Oncenter. Read More »
‘Dark Beauty: The Final Bow’ embraces darkness, raises funds with theatrical fashion show
“Dark Beauty: The Final Bow” brought theatrical performances and storytelling to Palladian Hall. Read More »