Writer: Ava Demcher
SU alum-owned production studio supports NYC’s ‘young, scrappy creatives’
Next Stop Creatives, a production company that helps artists of all experience levels, was started in 2021 by five friends who graduated from Syracuse University. Read More »
Caffè Così brings imported coffee, Italian-inspired eats to Syracuse
Run by Chris and Kate Fernandez, Caffè Così opened its doors for the first time on Wednesday, welcoming locals to its Tuscan-inspired decor and internationally imported coffee. Read More »
SU fashion senior tackles ‘plight of womanhood’ in poignant thesis
Syracuse University fashion design senior Perry Schmitz explores the woman she is today through a collection of clothing. Read More »
Bandier duo founds Resonance Co. to support local artists with merch
Started by two Syracuse University seniors, Resonance Collection partners musicians and illustrators to create clothing pieces that represent their bands. Read More »
Dancers jump, split and leap in the spotlight at Y2K-themed DanceWorks Digital
To celebrate their 40th anniversary, DanceWorks Digital sought a Y2K-inspired theme for their showcase. Read More »
Emerald Fennell butchers ‘Wuthering Heights’ with soulless script, execution
While “Wuthering Heights” has been recycled over the years, Emerald Fennell’s adaptation does not serve the original novel justice, our columnist says. Read More »
Comedian Alex Cureau tests material, pokes fun at The Playground audience
On Wednesday, New Orleans comedian Alex Cureau made his way to student-run comedy club, The Playground, for his Syracuse stop of his tour. 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 »
FADS ‘American Dream re:Fashioned’ expands to exhibit in VPA collab
FADS and VPA collaborated with each other for the first time in a student-run exhibit, that aims to reimagine the American Dream while promoting sustainability. Read More »
4 actors, 139 characters: Kitschy comedy ‘The 39 Steps’ comes to Syracuse Stage
Patrick Barlow’s adaptation of “The 39 Steps” brings British humor and dark themes to Syracuse Stage until Nov. 9. Read More »
‘There’s no judgment’: Halloqueen blurs gender, identity with DIY ensembles
This Saturday, Syracuse University’s Pride Union’s Halloqueen Monster Mash gave students a chance to dress up in elaborate costumes and express themselves. Read More »
Pole dance club Exotic Elegance embraces awkwardness, acceptance
Overcoming stigma, Exotic Elegance promotes confidence and community as Syracuse University’s first and only pole dancing club. Read More »
Harvey’s Garden honors summer’s end with ‘backyard party of Syracuse’
On Sunday, Syracuse locals and lovers of folk music gathered at Harvey’s Garden for their inaugural Last Day of Summer Folk Festival, hosted by WAER FM 88.3. Read More »