Almost human: St. Vincent's self-titled record makes electronic-driven social statement
When trying to come up with a list of artists who create the most “human” music, St. Vincent does not come to mind. Experimental rock… Read more »
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Gallery: ICCA Mid-Atlantic fifth quarterfinals hosted at Hendricks Chapel
On Saturday night, Hendricks Chapel became home to The International Championship of Collegiate A Capella Mid-Atlantic Quarterfinals. The Mandarins, an all-female group at SU, hosted… Read more »
And we're back: WJPZ alumni gather for documentary on station's history, hall of fame induction
With a voice tailor-made for a radio jockey, Bill Bleyle devoted the first few moments of his induction to the WJPZ radio station Alumni Association… Read more »
DeBaise: Best Picture nods speak volumes about student population
The Oscars probably seem like an event worth skipping. It’s a whole lot of super rich people, dressed in expensive clothing that costs roughly as… Read more »
Say what: Chinglish comes to Syracuse Stage, highlights pitfalls of miscommunication
Theater fanatics, comedy lovers and patrons of the arts alike can take a deep breath: “Chinglish” is making its way to the Syracuse Stage. For… Read more »
Pair of SU alumni earn Oscar nominations
Two Syracuse University alumni, Chris Renaud and Craig Borten, are getting recognized for their storytelling with “Despicable Me 2” and “Dallas Buyers Club,” respectively, at… Read more »
Radio active: Alumni documentary delves into WJPZ's history
It’s 1974. “Hooked on a Feeling” sits in the top spot on WJPZ-FM’s rotation; the “B” playlist is anchored by Mike Oldfield’s “Exorcist” theme. Greg… Read more »
When it comes to Duke porn star, both sides deserve blame
Well, SU, we have found another reason to hate Duke. “Lauren/Aurora,” the “infamous” freshman Duke porn star, has become a viral sensation, and the student… Read more »
Columnist learns to adapt to, appreciate unexpected travel mishaps
During my spring break trip to Prague, I discovered one of my favorite aspects of traveling: being forced to roll with the punches. Of course,… Read more »
Traditional fashion show runway moves to virtual reality
Fashion week — it’s the event for anyone and everyone in the fashion industry. But for those of us who couldn’t make it, a British… Read more »
DeBaise: In light of career fairs, columnist offers options for post-collegiate lifestyles
Lately, my inbox has been flooded with three things: Emails from our fearless leader Kent Syverud, winter warnings from the coolest landlord in Syracuse (shout… Read more »
Zukin: Seasonal Affective Disorder has potential to harm students, should be treated seriously
Given the current stigma with depression in general, Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) does not seem like the most serious of problems. However, in a place… Read more »
Monumental flop: Star-studded cast fails to improve film with rushed plot, lack of depth
“The Monuments Men” tells the story of art collectors and experts going to the front of World War II to save some of humanity’s greatest… Read more »
Church and Estate: Country singer Eric Church releases conflicting album, part money-maker, part sincere
Eric Church has been walking a fine line between country artist and country moneymaker since his 2006 debut album, “Sinners Like Me.” His records are… Read more »
McDonell: Rat fur in counterfeit merchandise should not be considered fashion trend
If it looks like cashmere and it feels like cashmere, it is probably cashmere. Or, it could be rat fur. You wouldn’t even be able… Read more »
Alumna nominated for Syracuse Area Music award
On her first day at Syracuse University, Jess Novak asked her professor what the music scene was like in Syracuse. He told her it was… Read more »
Setnor Collage Concert entertains with multicultural event, songs
Amidst the soft glow of the stained glass windows in Setnor Auditorium, approximately 100 students prepared to go on stage. On Tuesday, five university choirs… Read more »
Celebrate Valentine’s Day by embracing, spicing up romance
I am a sucker for Valentine’s Day. I buy into the grandiose gestures, the Edible Arrangements, even the sell-out Hallmark cards. I love expressing love… Read more »
Blockbuster: Clever writing, stunning visuals build the Lego Movie into superb film
In TV shows and movies directed toward children, there are often references and adult jokes that kids will not understand but parents and perhaps older… Read more »
Bell bottom: Indie-super duo disappoints with confusing disco-themed album
What do you get when you cross one of indie rock’s biggest heroes with one of the most acclaimed producers of the 2000s? Disco, apparently.… Read more »
Cregan: Settling in foreign country brings up homesickness
Having been in Strasbourg for nearly a month, I’ve recently found myself wondering when I will stop feeling like a tourist. I began thinking about… Read more »
McDonell: Cuomo's child labor law may affect young models, New York Fashion Week
Models are known for their youthful faces and skinny bodies, parading one after the other down the runway. It’s no secret that designers use underage… Read more »
SU-Duke game proves more entertaining than Superbowl XLVIII
This past weekend was one filled with sports, testosterone and beer. It was filled with triumph and badassery, and it was also filled with boredom… Read more »
Zukin: Electronic cigarettes serve as poor alternative for teens trying to look cool
In high school, I never knew anyone who regularly smoked cigarettes. Of course there were the classic drunk smokers, but nobody was an “actual smoker,”… Read more »
