Writer: Alex Rice
ROTC students find ‘sense of purpose’ when juggling responsibilities
While most Syracuse University students juggle academics and social activities, ROTC students take on additional, more physically demanding endeavors. Read More »
Lo Bou’s live streams, thrift pop-ups share ‘hidden treasures’ with Syracuse
Lo Bou, a local thrift boutique, sells secondhand clothes and accessories through pop-ups and Instagram livestreams. Read More »
Performers flaunt fashion, expressive makeup at SU Pride Union drag show
On Saturday, Pride Union hosted the final round of the 24th Annual Drag Show, gathering student drag queens and RuPaul Drag Race contestants as judges. Read More »
Listen to Jodi Kantor speak, drink at Syracuse Wine Festival this week
Pulitzer Prize winner Jodi Kantor will be making a stop in Syracuse on Tuesday as part of the Friends of the Central Library Author Series. Read More »
Sean Branagan enlightens aspiring entrepreneurs in Newhouse media course
Sean Branagan started his entrepreneurship class in 2011 to guide students along their business ventures with the end goal of turning the venture into an actual business. Read More »
Slow down, appreciate ‘lost art’ of analog film at Emery Cinema club
Launched in January, Emery Cinema screens movies in analog film formats like 8mm and 35mm to gather film connoisseurs in one space. Read More »
Enjoy rap scene with A Boogie, channel indie-pop with Fever Dream this week
Student musicians Ada Setlik and Fever Dream will perform a night of indie pop and rock at Luna Cat Cafe this weekend. Read More »
SU’s Runway of Dreams turns spotlight onto adaptive fashion
On Sunday night, eight models walked in Syracuse University's Runway of Dreams’ annual fashion show. Read More »
Brittany Broski transforms Goldstein Auditorium into ‘Royal Court’
On Wednesday evening, University Union hosted internet personality Brittany Broski for “A Royal Evening with Brittany Broski” at the Goldstein Auditorium. Read More »
Student cycling instructors boost morale, guide high-energy classes
For the 45 minutes of cycling that student instructors teach, they become hype coaches, personal DJs and motivators. Read More »
Beef up your spring wardrobe, showcase your musical talent this week
Take a break from midterm exam prep by visiting Delta Phi Epsilon’s Thrift Thursday and Syracuse University DanceWorks show this week. Read More »
SU a cappella groups realize ‘Pitch Perfect dreams’ at ‘Riff Off and Roses’
Inspired by "Pitch Perfect," six student groups competed in a “Riff Off and Roses” a cappella show on Sunday. Read More »
Stoney’s Cuse line dancers move indoors, broaden community
Founded by brothers Jackson and Xavier Carrier, Stoney’s Rockin’ Country Cuse started as an outdoor line dancing group before transitioning indoors in early December. Read More »
Relive music moments with tribute bands, get down with a DJ this weekend
Celebrate Bob Marley’s birthday with local tribute band Skunk City this weekend. 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 »
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 »
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 »
‘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 »
Moves mastered, unlikely friendships formed in ‘DanceWorks with the Stars’
Syracuse University's DanceWorks hosted its first-ever “DanceWorks with the Stars” competition on Saturday in Schine Underground. Read More »
Grave confessions, killer jokes enchant crowd at University Union’s ‘JUMPSCARE’
On Thursday, University Union hosted “JUMPSCARE,” a student comedy show and Halloween costume contest. Read More »
Damaged plushies, ripped sandals among items fixed at free Repair Cafe CNY
Repair Cafe CNY holds regular free events for attendees to help each other repair broken items, promoting sustainability and combatting “throwaway culture.” Read More »
Pedro Giraudo Tango Quartet brings Argentinian nostalgia, sounds to Hendricks Chapel
Pedro Giraudo Tango Quartet brought its love of Argentinian music to Hendricks Chapel on Sunday, the most recent installment of the Malmgren Concert Series. Read More »
Student vendors line Walnut Park for SGA’s 1st Farmers Market
SGA held its first-ever Farmers Market in Walnut Park on Sunday, featuring established businesses and students selling baked goods. 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 »