Cuneo: A statement from the National Football League
The NFL has suspended Tom Brady, so humor columnist Danny Cuneo has decided to take it upon himself to speak for the NFL and respond to the haters. Read more »
Columnists
Homan: Coachella fashion strays from its bohemian staples
Style columnist Jackie Homan has seen a trend in this year's Coachella fashion: concert-goers have begun to opt for trendier outfits rather than stick with the classic boho look. Read more »
McCourt: What your Mayfest outfit says about you
With Mayfest barely a week away, it's time to start planning what you're going to wear. Humor columnist Ian McCourt is here to explain what your outfits says about you. Read more »
Palmer: How to prepare a car for the ride home from school
Automotive columnist Zac Palmer talks about how to get your car ready for a road trip home and how to make that trip exciting. Read more »
Stevens: May will be the 1st boring month of the year for Netflix
Every month TV columnist Kyle Stevens takes a look at what's coming and leaving Netflix. Not much is happening this May, and Hulu and Amazon may take advantage of that. Read more »
Benjamin: Syracuse movie theaters accommodate all film genres
In anticipation of a new movie theater being built in Syracuse this summer, movie columnist Erik Benjamin decided to take a look at all the theater options already available. Read more »
Murthy: Top 10 tips for Mayfest
Mayfest is less than a week away. If you're a Mayfest newbie, never fear. Pulp asked some veterans for their top tips for enjoying the day, from enjoying the free food to dressing like a star. Read more »
Moran: The difficulty of eating in Hong Kong with celiac disease
Abroad columnist Claire Moran discusses how she created cards explaining her celiac disease to give to restaurants in Hong Kong yet she still has trouble finding options which allow her to avoid gluten. Read more »
Weiser-Schlesinger: There's a reason why you get hooked on a song
Music columnist Brett Weiser-Schlesinger explains why sometimes it takes a while to like a song, and why "guilty pleasure" songs get stuck in your head. Read more »
5 songs to know by PUBLIC
PUBLIC is bringing its pop rock sound, somewhat like Walk the Moon, to Walnut Park next week. Listen to these songs by the band PUBLIC before they play at Mayfest on April 29th. Read more »
SU-based EDM group Not Sober aims to become apparel business
Syracuse University-based EDM group Not Sober is planning on doing more than just produce music. The group hopes to copyright their name and begin selling apparel. Read more »
Riley: A breakdown of Tokyo Police Club’s new EP
Music columnist Emera Riley reviewed Tokyo Police Club's newest EP, “Melon Collie and theInfinite Radness (Part 1),” and thinks the music is perfect for summer. Read more »
Rockett: 'Fast casual' restaurants like Chipotle aren't as healthy as they seem
Nutrition columnist Khija Rockett takes a look at the fast food industry, and the ways in which even "healthy" chains, such as Chipotle, may not be good for you. Read more »
5 things to know about PUBLIC
With Mayfest in just over a week, there's still time to prepare for the three artists that will take the stage. Check out these facts on one band, alt-rockers PUBLIC, that will be playing during the day in Walnut Park. Read more »
5 things to know about Vince Staples
Mayfest is just around the corner, and California-based hip-hop artist Vince Staples is coming to SU fresh off his performance at Coachella. Here are five things you need to know about the rapper before his Walnut Park performance. Read more »
Vince Staples, Louis the Child, PUBLIC to perform at Mayfest
This year's Mayfest will feature three diverse groups of musicians. Hip-hop artist Vince Staples, electronic music duo Louis the Child and pop rockers PUBLIC will all appear at the festival in Walnut Park. Read more »
Cuneo: What I think of asking girls out
Humor columnist Danny Cuneo reflects on his past crushes, a time he asked a girl out on a date and the ways in which he plans on improving his love life. Read more »
Homan: Target worked with Finnish brand Marimekko to launch a collection
Target says the style of Marimekko is simple and spirited. They call to attention “its authentic Nordic sensibility and iconic prints.” It includes swimwear and other summer essentials like tunics and palazzo pants. Read more »
McCourt: 20 excellent reasons why students should vote in the primary
The New York state primary is here, and humor columnist Ian McCourt has twenty excellent reasons why every students should vote. Read more »
Stevens: Ken Burns' documentaries continue to stun audiences
TV columnist Kyle Stevens discusses the latest Ken Burns documentary, "Jackie Robinson," and the rest of Burns' films to see what made this documentarian so well-known. Read more »
Benjamin: Technology and nostalgia are a winning combo in “The Jungle Book”
Movie columnist Erik Benjamin, talks about how Disney is playing off a trend of remaking classic animated films in live action. He discusses the recent release of The Jungle Book. Read more »
Murthy: Top 10 ways to write a better essay
It's time to buckle down and crank out those term papers and final essays. But with the sun shining outside and Syracuse snow finally melted, it's a difficult task. Pulp feels your pain and found ways to make writing a little less painful. Read more »
Ong: Soda should be substituted with carbonated water
Sex and Health columnist Isabella Ong used to be an avid drinker of different sodas. Since realizing the negative effects the drink has on her health, she has found health alternatives. Read more »
Reel Queer Film Festival reflects experiences of LGBTQ communities worldwide
Reel Queer Film Festival will begin April 15 in the Shemin Auditorium at Syracuse University. This is the 17th year that the festival will be held. Read more »
