Goldstein Auditorium welcomes SU's Jewish community for Passover Seder
On Wednesday night, members of SU’s Jewish community gathered at Goldstein Auditorium for a Passover Seder. Read more »
Slice of Life
Visuals artists examine the relationship of art and science in new SU symposium
For the Renée Crown University Honors Program’s inaugural symposium titled “The Value of Beauty and Beauty in Science,” philosopher Angela Breitenbach and artist Suzanne Anker stopped by SU to discuss topics surrounding science, art and beauty. Read more »
Student groups highlight different cultures at 2023 International Festival
On Sunday, various international student organizations gathered in the Goldstein Auditorium to celebrate their different cultures at the 2023 International Festival. Read more »
Performance-based, ‘Pet Plants’ symposium challenges human-plant relationships
Lily Wong, a fellow in the School of Architecture spent the last eight months researching how plants hold significance in architecture, and she showcased this research through the symposium ‘Pet Plants’ on Wednesday. Read more »
Queer clothing swap offers gender-affirming clothing options
As a part of Trans Liberation Week, the LGBTQ Resource Center offered a queer clothing exchange to offer a non-gendered environment for people to trade clothes. Read more »
Gallery: 2023 Caribfest student pageant, concert bring a night of dance and music
Syracuse University's Caribbean Student Association hosts their 2023 Caribfest in Goldstein Auditorium Sunday, March 26, 2023. The celebration featured a student pageant and a concert by Jamaican reggae singer, Gyptian. Read more »
Geek/Art CONfluence emphasizes inclusivity in geek culture through cosplay, vendors
On Sunday, artists from the Syracuse community gathered at the Shaffer Art Building for the 4th annual Geek/Art CONfluence. Read more »
Charlie Hane takes inspiration from personal experiences for thesis film, 'Divorced Dads Hotel'
Senior Charlie Hane took a year off from SU to create a commercial videography company and is now back on campus creating his thesis film called ‘Divorced Dads Hotel.’ Read more »
Newest exhibit at Bird Library displays classic manga 'Sailor Moon'
Bird Library’s new exhibition called ‘In the Name of the Moon: A Story of Sailor Moon Fandom,’ showcases merchandise and fan art surrounding the popular manga and anime of ‘Sailor Moon.’ Read more »
Before Boeheim's reign: What Syracuse University was like in 1976
See what SU looked like the last time Jim Boeheim was not the men’s basketball head coach. Read more »
After spending 1st semester abroad, Discovery students look to transition back to campus
Syracuse University’s Discovery Program gives freshmen the opportunity to spend their first semester of college abroad, however, participants find the transition onto campus difficult. Read more »
Gallery: OttoTHON dancers raise over $100,000 for Upstate Golisano Children's Hospital
OttoTHON, Syracuse University's largest student-run philanthropy event, holds its ninth annual dance marathon in Goldstein Auditorium Sunday, March 5, 2023. Dancers helped to raise money for Upstate Golisano Children's Hospital and the Miracle Kids throughout the event. Read more »
Purim celebration honored resilience of Jewish culture with storytelling, community service
On Monday night, members of SU’s Jewish community gathered at the Winnick Hillel Center to celebrate the holiday of Purim. Read more »
Ninth annual OttoTHON features 'Miracle Kids,' personal messages and ball pits for community
This Sunday, Syracuse University students gathered in Goldstein Auditorium to dance and fundraise for 12 hours at the ninth annual OttoTHON Dance Marathon. Read more »
Graduate students enter Three Minute Thesis competition to prepare for final dissertation
Despite their busy schedules, graduate students took the time, three minutes exactly, to present their research for the Three Minute Thesis competition. Read more »
Author Nicole Terez Dutton shares poetry as part of an SU reading series
Author Nicole Terez Dutton spoke to SU students Wednesday night as part of the English Department’s Raymond Carver reading series. Read more »
Students, community advocates seek stronger support network for eating disorder recovery
In recognition of National Eating Disorder Awareness Week, Syracuse community members reflect on the involvement of the university and local clinal providers in assisting those who are struggling. Read more »
With students from all around the world, SU's chess club transcends borders
At the Syracuse University Chess Club, players from all corners of the world come together to compete at the game they love. Read more »
In its inaugural season of competing, SU's Call of Duty team builds reputation
In its inaugural season of competition, the Syracuse University Call of Duty team is working to build its reputation on campus and hopes to reach the same status as other sports. Read more »
As Black History Month ends, students and staff look to improve student engagement in events
With the end of Black History Month approaching, students and staff reflect on the engagement of the school and community. Read more »
Six-week program looks to educate SU community on Islam's basic practices
‘Understanding Islam’ offers the community the ability to learn about Islam and the diversity of its followers through weekly discussions and teaching. Read more »
Visiting artist Rina Banerjee's multinational identity inspires her artwork
Artist Rina Banerjee was joined by professors Timur Hammond and Lawrence Chua to discuss diasporas, cultures and geography in her exhibition at the SU Art Museum. Read more »
'We Can Do Better' discussion tackles bias present within the LGBTQ+ community
This past Monday, the LGBTQ Resource Center hosted a discussion addressing the inequalities that exist within the community. Read more »
Local house show scene engages fans, vendors in intimate venues
The Syracuse house show scene welcomes vendors, music enthusiasts and a vibrant community to enjoy live performances. Read more »
