Writer: Tara Binte Sharil
For 25 years, Zamboni Revolution members keep jokes running through improv
Zamboni Revolution, a Syracuse University improvisation comedy club, celebrated its 25th anniversary on April 10. Read More »
Catch John Legend’s world tour, enjoy headliners at Block Party this week
This Friday, University Union will host its annual Block Party with Snow Strippers, Ravyn Lenae, The Driver Era and student DJ Spike. Read More »
Local skateboarder flips lifelong hobby into personable lessons for youth
When Nick Miedaner isn't working as a sales representative at Flower Skate Shop, he can be found teaching students how to skateboard. Read More »
Students revel in colorful powder, enrich Holi traditions at SASA event
On Saturday afternoon, the South Asian Student Association hosted its annual Holi celebration at the Women’s Building field. Read More »
Secrecy-sworn Otto the Oranges reveal double lives to loved ones, campus
For National Orange Day, all eight senior Otto mascots revealed their identities to the public on March 24. Read More »
Flow at yoga with live R&B music, face off in Canoe Battleship this week
From a public screening of “Rematriated Voices with Michelle Schenandoah” to an exhibit on activism at Syracuse University Libraries’ Special Collections Research Center, there are events all over Syracuse this week. Read More »
Bound Vintage brings local Y2K, thrift vendors to Syracuse market stop
Bound Vintage will be making its first stop in Syracuse in April for ‘Cuse Bound Vintage, hosting nearly 40 vintage clothing vendors at accessible vending fees and pricing. Read More »
Mellow out with folk music, reminisce with a rock tribute band this weekend
This weekend you can reminisce on the 1987 film at "Dirty Dancing" in Concert or the rock days with Crystal Ship, a tribute band to The Doors. Read More »
Frank Malfitano nourishes steadfast music legacy with ‘reverence,’ dedication
Founder of the Syracuse Area Music Awards, Frank Malfitano, began his more than 55-year music career during his senior year at Syracuse University. Read More »
Wheel yourself into The Curd Nerd for personalized cheese experience
The Curd Nerd in Eastwood sells artisanal cheese from many corners of the world, from the cows of Iowa to the Austrian Alps. Read More »
UU to host Danielle Brooks for Black History Month closing celebration
Academy Award-nominated actress Danielle Brooks will be visiting Syracuse University on Sunday for "A Conversation with Danielle Brooks." Read More »
Schine’s video wall connects viewers, unites passionate sports fans
For some Syracuse University students, Schine Student Center's video wall is a place to watch sports in between classes. Read More »
‘Wuthering Heights’ album teases dramatic new era, genre for Charli xcx
Charli xcx's new album, “Wuthering Heights," captures the hyperpop star in her most vulnerable state as she steps out of her comfort zone, our columnist says. Read More »
Learn soul food history, ballroom dancing before Valentine’s Day this week
Whether or not you like Valentine's Day, write love letters at the Writing Center or groove at "Riff Off and Roses" this week. Read More »
A$AP Rocky effortlessly crosses genres, keeps rap essence on ‘Don’t Be Dumb’
A$AP Rocky's "Don’t Be Dumb" album marks the musician's return to music and range of capabilities, our columnist says. Read More »
Step through Harvey’s Garden into intimate The Cabinet Room speakeasy
Hidden behind what seem's to be a dead end in Harvey's Garden is a cocktail-focused speakeasy, The Cabinet Room. Read More »
A look back at 2016 media: Whimsy of ‘La La Land,’ 1 hit wonder ‘Broccoli’
Following social media's obsession with 2016, here's a decade look back to our columnist's favorite movies and songs from the viral year. Read More »
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 »