Tag: Slice of Life
Curtis Chin encourages students to break barriers through national book tour
Curtis Chin visited Syracuse University on Tuesday as part of his national book tour. He discussed his award-winning memoir, “Everything I Learned, I Learned In a Chinese Restaurant.” Read More »
‘The Tortured Poets Department’ should mark end of Taylor Swift, Jack Antonoff era
Taylor Swift released 31 songs for “The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology” mixed with two sounds and lackluster lyrics. The album feels disjointed, and Swift needs to stop creating repetitive work. Read More »
Pitbull, T-Pain to perform in Syracuse on Sept. 7
Pitbull is coming to Syracuse again in September. If you’re already starting to miss being on campus, get ready for one of the first concerts of the 2024 fall semester. Read More »
'Now It’s My Turn Pt. II’ gathers community for a cause under shared interest of photography
Chelsea Reeves showed her photography in her second-ever gallery on Sunday. The photos capture experiences on campus like Leon Thomas III’s performance during Black History Month. Read More »
Syracuse Hillel hosts SU Jewish community for first Passover in the Dome since 2019
Syracuse Hillel hosted Passover in the Dome on Monday for the Seder feast. The event took place in the JMA Wireless Dome for the first time since 2019. Read More »
‘The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare’ is ultimately background noise
“The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare” is unlike a typical World War II film, filled with a comedic tone and humorous quips. Read More »
Gallery: Music enthusiasts danced for charity at the 2nd ever Walnutpalooza
Attendees enjoyed live music, clothing and food vendors at Walnutpalooza, which was co-hosted by Phi Kappa Theta Fraternity and Redgate. All proceeds were donated to Children’s Miracle Network. Read More »
Walnutpalooza brings student musicians, local vendors together for a cause
Phi Kappa Theta Fraternity and Redgate held their second annual Walnutpalooza. Attendees enjoyed live music and vintage shopping throughout the day. Read More »
DaBaby celebrates 4/20 with performance at Westcott Theater
Despite delays and logistical difficulties, DaBaby delivered a high-energy set to the Westcott Theater on Saturday. SU students gathered to see the famous rapper. Read More »
Orange Pulse Dance Troupe gives back to local charity through dance performance
Orange Pulse Dance Troupe performed their annual showcase on Saturday, named “A Star is Born.” They danced in a variety of styles while supporting A Tiny Home For Good, a nonprofit organization. Read More »
BCCE's 47-year anniversary brings together choral members old and new
Syracuse University’s Black Celestial Choral Ensemble celebrated its 47th anniversary on Saturday. They gathered in Hendricks Chapel and sang pieces like “The Winner in Me” and “Rain Lord Please.” Read More »
Wind down the semester with these 5 events
This week in Syracuse, enjoy activities from a full moon ceremony to an SU Senior Fashion Show. Read More »
Dreamer Isioma, renforshort, DWWLRS to perform at 2024 Block Darty
University Union announced its second ever Block Darty on Friday. The lineup includes Dreamer Isioma, renforshort and DWLLRS. Read More »
Gallery: Bruce Springsteen and E Street Band entertain fans after postponement of fall show
After postponing their September shows, Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band’s performance Thursday marks Springsteen's sixth appearance in Syracuse. Read More »
Bruce Springsteen rocks SU with 6th trip to Dome
Bruce Springsteen cancelled his last performance at the JMA Wireless Dome in September due to illness. On Thursday, he returned and performed for a crowd of longtime fans. Read More »
Before the demolition of Kimmel, Marion Halls, alumni walk down memory lane
Kimmel Hall used to be the spot for social gatherings for late-night coffee or for “Taco Time” after a 75-point basketball win. But now, SU is tearing down the building along with Marion Hall. Read More »
LLL’s Cultures on the Quad celebrates the global footprint at SU
On Wednesday, Syracuse University’s Department of Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics celebrated 50 years with Cultures on the Quad. Students, faculty and staff enjoyed various languages, music genres and cuisine. Read More »
Megan Lewis’ 'Chromatic Expressions’ captures Black introspection through paintings
CFAC hosted artist Megan Lewis for a talk about her new exhibit “Chromatic Expressions.” The collection highlights the experiences of Black people. Read More »
Bird Library’s exhibit of traditional Uzbek items creates a ‘multi-layered’ experience
In Bird Library, the the Central Asia and the Caucasus Initiative curated the Uzbekistan Cultural Exhibition. The exhibit aims to emphasize global cultures at Syracuse University. Read More »
‘Civil War’ presents a unique duality of violence, morality in war
Alex Garland’s “Civil War” fails to bring a new take on the genre. Director François Truffaut said that every war film ends up being pro-war. Read More »
Our humor columnist hates her title. She's on a mission to become more serious.
Forget the hilarious jokes, our humor columnist will only discuss serious topics from now on. Prepare for columns on theater, literature and other scholarly subjects. Read More »
From Bruce Springsteen's show to Walnutpalooza, this weekend has it all
Missed Bruce Springsteen after his cancelled performance in the fall? He’s finally here on Thursday in the JMA Wireless Dome. Read More »
OrangeAbility spreads awareness about adaptive sports with SU, CNY
On Sunday, SU’s Disability Cultural Center hosted OrangeAbility. Attendees with and without disabilities learned about and experienced adaptive sports including power soccer and sled hockey. Read More »
J. Cole leaves his lyrical roots behind in ‘Might Delete Later’
J. Cole’s new album, “Might Delete Later,” is the next iteration of rapper disses. Previously, Kendrick Lamar bashed Cole when he was featured on “Like That” by Future and Metro Boomin. Read More »