Writer: Tara Binte Sharil
Murals, statues sprinkled around SU represent remnants of rich art history
The Public Art @ SU, a self-guided tour spotlights 27 of the 40+ works of art on Syracuse University's campus, reflecting the school's prior commitment to fine arts. Read More »
John Legend plans ‘A Night of Songs & Stories’ for April 28 Syracuse return
Grammy-winning singer and songwriter John Legend to visit Syracuse for a performance at Landmark Theatre Tuesday, April 28. Read More »
Haraz Coffee House grounds authenticity with homegrown Yemeni coffee
Marshall Street's newest addition, Haraz Coffee House, offers a mix of traditional Yemeni coffees and teas but also common favorites like lattes and matchas. Read More »
Make holiday traditions, kick back with some jazz over winter break
Flow with Kenny G's smooth jazz or check out dozens of gingerbread house designs at Erie Canal Museum this finals season. Read More »
Take a finals break with Playground comedy set, ‘Wicked’ musical this week
Kick off December with a gingerbread house contest or get into the swing of the holidays with the Everson Museum of Art's 40th Annual Festival of Trees & Light. Read More »
Project 315 group centers on fashion, capitalizes on individual authenticity
Project 315, a fashion and photography collective that hosts themed photoshoots open to all students, was started by two Syracuse University students this semester. Read More »
Celeste stages musical comeback, outpours withheld rage on ‘Woman Of Faces’
Celeste's sophomore album "Woman Of Faces" reignites her career success with bold lyrics and instrumentals, our columnist says. Read More »
Fragrance Club wafts handmade perfumes, nostalgia through niche community
Fragrance Club holds perfume workshops to teach members about the process and ingredients behind fragrance making. Read More »
Onondaga County makes $1 million donation into Carrier Park Superfield of Dreams
Onondaga County donated $1 million to the Carrier Park Superfield of Dreams Monday. The investment will add two fully accessible fields and is set to open next April. Read More »
Salt City Showdown ropes rookie, experienced climbers into 3rd contest
On Saturday, Syracuse’s Central Rock Gym hosted its third Salt City Showdown competition, giving climbers of all ages and abilities a chance to show off their skills. Read More »
Artist Chris Murray blends childhood, Syracuse basketball in new Boeheim mural
Chris Murray’s Jim Boeheim “Legacy” mural will be unveiled this Saturday, honoring Boeheim’s contributions to Syracuse and to the artist’s identity. Read More »
Syracuse Fashion Week struts 9 brands to thunderous applause at new venue
Models strutted the runway at the ninth annual Syracuse Fashion Week's fall fashion show on Saturday evening. Read More »
Behind the mural: Public displays radiate city’s identity, trailblazers
In recent years, Initiatives like Tomorrow’s Neighborhoods Today’s City as Canvas have initiated mural projects highlighting the community’s culture and represent the city’s history. Read More »
Dazed’s Westcott comeback maintains house show legacy in new, professional setting
Dazed brought its signature live music to a new venue Friday night, with performances from After Hours, Gunk! and Mimicking Mars filling the Westcott Theater. Read More »
Share a laugh with Chip Leighton in Schine, mail postcards home this weekend
If your family is visiting campus this weekend, make plans to enjoy student performances at the Setnor School of Music and donate to The Salvation Army before the football game against Duke University. Read More »
Night skate or learn to dance in heels with Exotic Elegance this week
Learn more about community involvement opportunities in Syracuse or practice your strut in heels with Deviant Dance Tribe and Exotic Elegance this week. Read More »
Revel with globally renowned DJ, soulful tunes at Juice Jam this weekend
Syracuse is full of live music this week with concerts featuring artists like ACRAZE, Ashe and Jordan Ward. Read More »
‘That was peak’: Matcha, Clairo lovers relish in performative male contest
Thirty contestants battled for their chance to win Saturday's "performative male" contest in front of nearly 100 spectators, with graphic tees, guitars, tote bags and all. Read More »
Decades abroad, interfaith focus set Rabbi Levy on path to SU Jewish chaplaincy
New Rabbi Natan Levy intends to continue reinforcing previous interfaith initiatives at Syracuse’s Hendricks Chapel. Read More »
Brooklyn Pickle caters fresh subs, family values to new Marshall Street location
Brooklyn Pickle’s new Marshall Street location brings the deli-style sandwich shop’s homey feel to the Syracuse student audience. Read More »
Lil Jon reminds fans at Chevy Court no one’s ‘too old to party’
Rapper Lil Jon performed hits like “Turn Down for What” alongside DJ booth favorites like “One More Time” at his concert Tuesday night, entertaining audiences from multiple generations. Read More »
First day scaries? Don’t fall for these common freshmen myths
The Daily Orange is here to debunk your freshman year questions and confusion, from relationships to snow days. Read More »
‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’ redeems Marvel with family-centric blast
“The Fantastic Four: First Steps” sets the tone for a new era of Marvel, despite rushed cadence and an overloaded narrative, our columnist says. Read More »
Tyler, The Creator pursues danceability in surprise ‘DON’T TAP THE GLASS’ drop
Tyler, The Creator surprised fans by releasing “DON’T TAP THE GLASS” on Monday, encouraging fans to dance along to the 28-minute album. Read More »