The National Veterans Resource Center Gallery hosted the 27th Syracuse Veterans Creative Arts Competition, cultivating a creative outlet for veterans and transforming their narrative from one of suffering, to healing. Read more »
After struggling to find his place in conventional pottery, Raymon Elozua deviated from the norm, crafting abstract pieces composed of mixed mediums. Read more »
The Jazz and Commercial Music Program branched out with their performances as they hosted an 80’s themed night of jazz and pop music. Read more »
“Curious Vessels,” a current exhibition at the Everson Museum of Art, offers a new experience with functional art, allowing visitors to both admire and use the pottery. Read more »
”Once Upon A Time,” La Casita’s exhibit this year, uses art to bring the Latinx community in Syracuse together and bond over their shared experiences. Read more »
Sunday, September 18, 2022 Syracuse University's University Union hosted their 2022 Juice Jam festival. The line-up included performances from artists Doechii and Yung Gravy who opened for Flo Milli and T-Pain. Students came to Skytop in droves to dance and sing along to the popular music. Read more »
Robert Shetterly’s "Americans Who Tell The Truth” started after the US invaded Iraq to protest war by honoring the courage of Americans upholding democratic ideals. Read more »
The Raymond Carver Reading Series is a nearly three-month-long, in-person reading series, featuring six award-winning writers. Read more »
The Golden Harvest Festival in Baldwinsville, New York is a way for local artisans to come together and sell their works to attendees from around the state. Read more »
Members of the Syracuse Police and Fire Honor Guard gather in remembrance of the victims of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. The ceremony was held from 8:46am to 9:03am and dedicated 17 minutes of silence to mark the time between the time the first jet stuck the north tower of the World Trade Center to the time the second jet stuck the south tower. Read more »
Check out these 7 events this week to get involved, get outside, or learn something new. Read more »
Biracial illustrator London Ladd's collection "How Shall We Be Known?" offers a glimpse into Black culture and authentic representation. Read more »
Still life photographer Samantha Box used Caribbean food as inspiration for her "Caribbean Dreams" collection, an intimate examination of cultural expression through food. Read more »
The Syracuse University Art Museum's first gallery of the semester, 5,500 Years of Art, explores themes of identity and expression across cultures. Read more »
Sculpture exhibit My Sweetie Has No Pockmarks features hyperrealistic ceramic rice bags, a commentary on nuanced Asian-American culture. Read more »
The “Cabin Fever” exhibit offers illustration majors in the BFA program the opportunity to collaborate and share their work with the campus community. Read more »
Syracuse Fashion and Design Society host "Abiotic Wanderers" fashion show April 30th, 2022. The show was meant to represent the future the climate crisis might lead to by using fashion to demonstrate the dystopia. Read more »
The Blue Room said goodbye with a two-day festival after a year of basement shows, but for the organizers, the venue is about more than music. Read more »
Last Friday, Orange After Dark hosted their Spring Formal event, which was packed with students and booming music. Read more »
With inspirations ranging from childhood journals to the Italian Renaissance, senior fashion designers presented their final projects at the Nancy Cantor Warehouse last Friday. Read more »
For over 10 years, the Biblio Gallery at Bird Library has showcased student work in a communal space where students can admire the art and also have a nice place to study. Read more »
On April 9, Geena Matuson will give a TED Talk titled “Reject the Disconnect.” Read more »
The African Student Union hosted the second Miss Africa pageant on March 31 in Goldstein Auditorium. Read more »
Syracuse Stage has announced six shows for their 2022-2023 season. Read more »
