Coronavirus impacts global, domestic film industries
Screen Time columnist Patrick Gunn says the coronavirus could have ramifications on the worldwide box office. Read more »
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EDM artist Ekali partners with local nonprofit through student-run agency
An SU student created a service agency that connects music artists and nonprofit organizations. EDM artist Ekali collaborated with local nonprofit ARISE for the agency’s first partnership. Read more »
Illustrator Yelena Bryksenkova to share experience with art students
Montreal-based illustrator Yelena Bryksenkova will speak on campus this week as part of the art department’s Visiting Artist Lecture Series. Read more »
John Krasinski speaks about community, parenthood in ‘A Quiet Place Part II’
The writer, actor and director spoke to The D.O. about his choice to film in upstate New York and the movie’s message of family. Read more »
University Union partners with #NotAgainSU for movie screening
The screening of “Bombshell” will be moved to Crouse Hinds Hall. Read more »
‘March Six Show’ to showcase master's students work
The exhibition, which is on display for one day only, features the work of 15 master’s students. Read more »
Syracuse Stage reveals 2020-21 productions
“Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein” and Roald Dahl’s "Matilda The Musical” will be among the many productions in the new season. Read more »
Syracuse’s South Side paper ‘The Stand’ celebrates 10 years in print
An exhibit celebrating The Stand’s 10th anniversary features the most memorable photographs from each year that the newspaper has been in print. Read more »
Team Guatemala holds pop-up shop in honor of Women’s History Month
A pop-up shop hosted by Team Guatemala in the Blackstone LaunchPad offered handmade accessories and jewelry created by women in Guatemala. Read more »
Destiny USA organizes sensory-friendly events
Three entertainment parks in Destiny USA mall — WonderWorks, Apex Entertainment and Museum of Intrigue — hold sensory-friendly events and create more accessible environments. Read more »
Comedian Vladimir Caamaño talks career inspiration, stand-up comedy
New York City stand-up comic Vladimir Caamaño spoke with The Daily Orange about his upcoming March 5 show in Grant Auditorium and his inspirations. Read more »
‘The Invisible Man’ is an unsettling, tense ride
Screen time columnist Patrick Gunn says “The Invisible Man” reflects the lingering trauma of domestic abuse through a slow, quiet build of tension. Read more »
Professor lectures about queer masculinity of ’50s pop artists
Author and scholar Vincent Stephens described the way four popular music artists chose to navigate the time period. Read more »
University Union, Oxfam to screen documentary for International Women's Day
The Netflix documentary features the 2018 congressional campaigns of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortex, Amy Vilela, Cori Bush and Paula Jean Swearengin. Read more »
WWE Smackdown superstars compete in Syracuse
The live event featured popular Smackdown superstars such as Braun Strowman, The New Day and Roman Reigns. Read more »
WWE superstar Big E shares experience wrestling, talks WrestleMania
The Daily Orange spoke to World Wrestling Entertainment superstar Big E, member of the longest reigning tag-team champions about his career, the WWE universe and WrestleMania. Read more »
Art exhibit promotes wellness, body acceptance
An art exhibit dedicated to National Eating Disorders Awareness Week was on display at the Barnes Center at The Arch. The installation featured drawings, poems and photographs created by students. Read more »
Award-winning screenwriter Marc Lapadula gives lecture at Syracuse Studios
The Yale University senior lecturer led a screenwriting seminar as part of Syracuse Studios’ effort to offer workshops, seminars and master classes to the public this year. Read more »
24th Annual Chili Fest raises money to restore Thornden Park
The Thornden Park Association hosted its 24th annual Chili Bowl Fest to raise money for park restoration. Read more »
Wallows performs new and old favorites at The Westcott Theater
Wallows, an indie alternative rock band of three childhood friends, performed at The Westcott Theater last night as part of its Nothing Happens tour. Read more »
Video: Community Folk Art Center hosts jazz master class
On Monday, the Community Folk Art Center hosted a master class and jam session, led by saxophonist Jazmin Ghent and bassist Gerald Veasley, to engage… Read more »
'She’s the First' strives for girls’ right to education around the world
Christen Brandt, a graduate of the SI Newhouse School of Public Communications, began She’s the First during her undergraduate studies there and continues to strive to create a lasting impact for girls’ education and rights. Read more »
Bryan Washington spoke about his book 'Lot: Stories' at SU
Washington’s book is a collection of short stories that take place in the author’s hometown of Houston. Read more »
Winter Carnival provides free food, activities for students
The almost 100-year-old event is meant to help students relax and enjoy campus during the winter months. Read more »
