‘Girls Night: The Musical’ to feature hit 80s, 90s music at Oncenter Theater
Assistant director Leslie McQueen spoke to The Daily Orange about the sisterhood and upbeat musical numbers featured in “Girls Night: The Musical.” Read more »
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Otto Tunes releases “Other Lover” EP about love and heartbreak
Otto Tunes released an EP titled “Other Lover” on Spotify and other streaming services on Jan. 1. Consisting of three songs, the EP details the stages of a relationship between two individuals. Read more »
Songs of Devotion concert showcases original music, poetic adaptations
Soprano Rachel Doehring and pianist Dan Sato paid homage to the concept of devotion on Jan. 12 at their Songs of Devotion: Music for the New Year concert. Read more »
Fashion and Design Society show presents students' looks
Fashion and Design Society’s “The Gallery Fashion Show” featured pieces designed and modeled by students. The theme of the fashion show was art as fashion. Read more »
SU's 35th annual International Thanksgiving Celebration will be held tonight
SU’s 35th annual International Thanksgiving Celebration will be held on Nov. 21 at 7 p.m. Read more »
SU professor talks work with Skä·noñh Center — Great Law of Peace Center
Professor Philip Arnold shares stories of Haudenosaunee heritage through his work with the Skä·noñh — Great Law of Peace Center. Read more »
Student veteran Katy Quartaro is named SU's 2019 Tillman Scholar
Student veteran Katy Quartaro, SU’s 2019 Tillman Scholar, conducted criminal investigations and worked as a military dog handler while in the Marine Corps. Now, she is helping to support other student veterans on campus as a team leader with Peer Advisors for Veteran Education. Read more »
3 freshmen start chapter of Students Demand Action on campus
Three students started a chapter of Students Demand Action, a gun violence prevention organization, within their first few months on campus at SU. Read more »
SU's It Girls Overnight Retreat aims to encourage girls to pursue STEM fields
The ninth annual It Girls Overnight Retreat on Oct. 6-7 features workshops, presentations and hands-on activities centered around information technology and aims for more representation in the STEM fields. Read more »
Latinx/hispanic Heritage Month 2019
Hugo Acosta created CNY's first Hispanic-oriented newspaper 15 years ago
CNY Latino was founded based on Hugo Acosta’s personal life tragedy. He compared the steps taken as a “a spin-off” of a novela that resulted… Read more »
New Slutzker Center director understands challenges of being an international student
Once an international student himself, Juan Tavares, the new director of the Slutzker Center, understands the challenges of leaving home to study in a different country. Read more »
Festivities at Westcott Street Cultural Fair bring art, spirit of community members
The 28th annual Westcott Street Cultural Fair was held Sunday. The fair brought a host of neighborhood vendors and fairgoers. Read more »
Latinx/Hispanic Heritage Month 2019
Restaurants Las Delicias and Camino Real Mexican Restaurant II serve authentic Hispanic food
In honor of Latinx/Hispanic Heritage Month, the Pulp team dived in the few authentic restaurants run by people within the culture. Read more »
SU Literacy Corps providing literacy support at elementary schools
Syracuse University Literacy Corps sends students on the hill to tutor at elementary schools, middle schools and nonprofit organizations throughout the community, benefitting two different… Read more »
SU professor researches, produces Restoration Shakespeare
SU Professor Amanda Eubanks Winkler is the co-investigator of the Performing Restoration Shakespeare project. This project involves collaboration between scholars and artists and brings restoration adaptations of Shakespeare’s works to the stage. Read more »
With more than 300 clubs at SU, joining one can help adjust to college life
Student leaders of clubs such as First Year Players and Orange Seeds said that joining organizations helped them meet new people and adjust to college life. Read more »
Festival Latinoamericano Syracuse to celebrate heritage this summer
The Festival Latinoamericano Syracuse will celebrate Latin American culture through food, performances, and other entertainment. It will be held in Clinton Square on Aug. 3. Read more »
Here are some cheap things to do in Syracuse
Central New York is home to many inexpensive summer activities, including concerts and museums. Read more »
Religious organizations hosting events to honor graduating seniors
Religious organizations on campus have scheduled events to honor their graduating members and celebrate their faith alongside graduation. Read more »
OrangeSeeds to host annual Big Event on Saturday
OrangeSeeds is putting on Syracuse University’s largest student-run day of service on Saturday. The event was planned and organized by 24 first-year students and aims to create unity between SU and the city of Syracuse. Read more »
Women architects honored in Everson Museum lecture series
SU Professor Lori Brown will speak at the Everson Museum of Art on Thursday as part of the museum’s Women in Architecture Series. Read more »
SU students’ winning entries to be featured in Creative Quarterly
The work of four Syracuse University communications design students will be featured in the Winter 2019 issue of Creative Quarterly. Jackie Akerley, Sami Albert, Alison Emmel and Liz Tosi all had winning entries. Read more »
Nature photographer captures images of wildlife for Baltimore Woods exhibit
The Baltimore Woods Nature Center showcases the work of wildlife photographer Jack Kurz in an exhibit titled “Uncommon Views.” The exhibit includes photos of various birds and butterflies captured in the central New York area. Read more »
Mystery play ‘Nevermore!’ answers the death of renowned author Edgar Allan Poe with part imagination
“Nevermore!” opens at the CNY Playhouse this weekend. The show explores the chilling mystery behind Edgar Allan Poe’s greatest works. Read more »
