Students can’t get enough of house concerts, and it's because of COVID fatigue
Since all live concerts and events were canceled during the pandemic, house concerts have bounced back in a big way across SU’s campus. Read more »
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Season 2 of 'Ted Lasso' spreads message of empathy through darker themes
Screentime columnist Sam Rivo dives into the familial dynamics of “Ted Lasso.” Read more »
How to build the perfect charcuterie board for under $20
Food Columnist Capely Zimet breaks down how to build a cheap and aesthetically pleasing cheese and meat board. Read more »
Yik Yak is back. Why are so many SU students using it?
After being removed from app stores in 2017, Yik Yak is once again available for download and is being used by SU students. Read more »
A La Mode restaurant is working to reopen in October despite staff shortage
Though the restaurant was a much-loved spot in the university area, it had to close temporarily due to labor shortages. Read more »
'Friday' singer Rebecca Black brings infectious energy to WERW launch party
WERW Radio’s Fall Launch Party featured performances from headliner Rebecca Black and opener Picture Us Tiny. Read more »
NONEWFRIENDS.’s outdoor concert heard throughout the neighborhood
Over 200 people attended a house show to watch a performance by student band NONEWFRIENDS. Read more »
Latinx Hispanic Heritage Month 2021
SU alumna Amy Quichiz discusses Veggie Mijas, advocacy for women of color
Alumna Amy Quichiz returned to campus to present an alumni talk on her experiences as a queer Latina at SU and in her postgraduate life. Read more »
‘The Worst Person in the World’ flawlessly breaks the rules of film
Get the latest Syracuse news delivered right to your inbox. Subscribe to our newsletter here. “The Worst Person in the World” starts off with an… Read more »
'Queer Moments' exhibit highlights legacy, work of LGBTQ artists
Light Work uses photography to expand perceptions of LGBTQ life in ‘Queer Moments’ exhibit. Read more »
Ranking of the top 5 coffee places around SU
In honor of National Coffee Day, Capeley Zimet channels her inner Lorelai Gilmore to rank SU’s coffee scene. Read more »
To SU students and employees, coffee is more than just a hot beverage
In addition to the taste and caffeine content, many people also like the social aspects of coffee. Read more »
UU to host outdoor screening of ‘F9’ Friday night on the Quad
UU will host SU and ESF-SUNY students, faculty and staff on the Quad Friday evening for a screening of “F9,” featuring Vin Diesel, Michelle Rodriguez and John Cena. Read more »
Latinx Hispanic Heritage Month
Corazón del Barrio captures the importance of community engagement
The exhibit was designed to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of La Casita. Read more »
Anti-hazing speaker encourages SU Greek Life members to hold themselves accountable
The National Pan-Hellenic Council advisor at the University of Central Arkansas led the discussion of hazing in Greek life over Zoom Monday night. Read more »
The history behind the names of SU dorm buildings
Most of SU's dorms are named after successful alumni, past chancellors and those who made large donations to the university. Read more »
Artists, students enjoy return of in-person concerts at Juice Jam 2021
Artists Jack Harlow, B.o.B, Audrey Nuna and Bea Miller brought crowds to this year's Juice Jam. Read more »
Westcott Street Cultural Fair returns with color, energy after 2020 cancellation
This Sunday was the Westcott Street Cultural Fair, where people came together for the first time since 2019 to celebrate the culture of the Westcott neighborhood. Read more »
CNN political analyst Natasha Alford talks intertwining journalism with activism
Natasha Alford spoke Wednesday evening about her community and identity as a journalist from Syracuse. Read more »
How Syracuse music community helped junior Briana Gilyard flourish
Singer-songwriter Bri Gilyard has done several performances to an attentive audience of her peers while at Syracuse. Read more »
A timeline of Juice Jam headliner Jack Harlow's rise to prominence
Everything you need to know about Jack Harlow’s rise to fame. Read more »
'Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ covers police brutality in bittersweet series finale
Screentime columnist Samuel Rivo analyzes how the final season of Brooklyn Nine-Nine exists in the current cultural climate. Read more »
Everson Museum exhibit shines light on cultural stories with ceramics
'Beyond the Blue' uses color to communicate themes of joy and humour through ceramic art. Read more »
‘Really Love’ offers an underwhelming alternative to Black trauma in film
“Really Love” is a mediocre movie, but we should still give its director a chance, Screentime columnist Madison Tyler writes. Read more »
