Writer: Lily Zuckerman
American High announces 28-episode Netflix show 'Minimum Wage'
American High's short-form series "Minimum Wage" is set to launch 28 episodes on Netflix later this year. Read More »
Generations of Vavalo family created village at ‘landmark’ J-Michael Shoes
After over 40 years on Marshall Street, J-Michael Shoes will close for good on May 30. Read More »
J-Michael Shoes set to close after over 40 years on Marshall Street
After more than four decades on Marshall Street, J-Michael Shoes will close on May 30. Read More »
Students spot Disney icon Ross Lynch, then jump to lively sets at Block Party
On Friday evening, University Union hosted its annual Block Party with performances from The Driver Era, Ravyn Lenae, Snow Strippers and student DJ Spike. Read More »
Cheer on wheelchair rugby, preview Block Party at Soundcheck this week
Ahead of Block Party, stop by the Shaw Quadrangle for Soundcheck for an afternoon of food trucks, oversized inflatables and live student music. Read More »
‘It was the social life’: Glimpse into what’s shifted on Marshall Street
For decades, Marshall Street was the center of Syracuse University’s social life before the chains moved in. SU alumni recall what “M-Street” once looked like. Read More »
NYT’s Jodi Kantor tells Syracuse audience what she learned from failure
New York Times reporter Jodi Kantor visited Newhouse, sharing her mindset for learning from failure and her inspiration as an author. Read More »
Q&A: NYT investigative reporter Jodi Kantor passes on ‘confidence and courage’
Jodi Kantor, a New York Times investigative reporter, discussed advice for young journalists in a Q&A with The Daily Orange. Read More »
Spot ‘unicycling kid’ proudly wheeling around Syracuse on sunny days
While most Syracuse University students walk or bike to class, senior Josh Nielson instead opts for the less common unicycle. Read More »
How SU’s chefs, dining hall staff feed thousands every day
At Syracuse University’s six dining halls, chef managers are tasked to serve over 8,000 students who are on a meal plan. Read More »
Mosh to hardcore music, party to DJ remixes this weekend
Fill your weekend with rap music from Dave East or from Syracuse University student musicians like Katie Lee and Grace Ferguson. Read More »
Latest edition of Project Mend explores themes of grieving, surviving
Founded four years ago, Project Mend, a multimedia archive that shares stories of people who are currently or formerly incarcerated, released their new edition on Saturday. Read More »
SU professors’ student-loving pups ease stress with wagging tails
In some classrooms, students aren’t the only ones learning — professor’s dogs also make frequent appearances. Read More »
Harry Styles’ latest is self-aware all the time. Introspective, occasionally.
“Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally.” demonstrates Harry Styles’ personal growth as a solo artist with an introspective album, our columnist says. Read More »
SU alum Erin Althen to earn SAMMYs educator accolade, hall of fame induction
Syracuse University alum Erin Althen, a high school music teacher, will be awarded the Music Educator of the Year award at the Syracuse Area Music Awards for her commitment to music education. Read More »
Get goth at Emo Night, watch Greek life DJs battle this week
This weekend, catch DJs from Syracuse University Greek life chapters as they battle it out in a friendly musical showdown. Read More »
Former SU dance professor launches costume, choreography-inspired brand
When former Syracuse University dance professor Annie Osterhout retired from dancing, she needed a new artistic outlet, turning to fashion design. Read More »
Gregg Yeti hosts radio show, shares rock ‘n roll lore from his living room
While Syracuse local Gregg Yeti works as a purchasing manager at Pastabilities, Yeti is part of a rock band and produces his own radio show, Yetiland, during his downtime. Read More »
Feel romantic this week with Valentine’s Day orchestra, live music at Dazed
Rock out with Master Thieves or Syracuse-based folk-rock band Mike Powell and The Echosound this weekend. Read More »
‘It’s 24/7’: Inside the lives of Panhellenic sorority house moms at SU
Since Syracuse University doesn’t manage any sorority houses, SU’s Panhellenic Conference enlists house moms to ensure residents are safe. Read More »
‘Everything is energy’: SU alum Laura Galebe speaks on influencer journey
From product recommendations to “get ready with me” videos, Syracuse University alum Laura Galebe started her TikTok account in 2022 and pursued content creation full time in 2023. Read More »
Center for the Creator Economy legitimizes SU as influencer breeding ground
Numerous successful influencers have come out of Syracuse University, making it a breeding ground for content creators. 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 »
‘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 »