Drama department to present a sci-fi, floral love story in 'Little Shop of Horrors'
“Little Shop of Horrors” is a pop-musical comedy based on a 1960s science fiction film. Read more »
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Gallery: Students flock to Walnut Park to celebrate Mayfest
Mayfest is an annual event hosted by University Union and is followed by Block Party. Read more »
Chris Forster: Professor uses literature to inspire curiosity in SU students
Throughout his life, the English and textual studies professor has managed to combine his passions of literature and technology, which he brought to SU in 2012. Read more »
In remembrance of Avicii, here are the EDM artist’s top 5 hits
After the DJ’s tragic death on Friday, here’s how Avicii showed us the importance and depth of rave culture and electronic dance music. Read more »
Colleges, student groups plan public forums following Theta Tau’s suspension
Various schools, colleges and student groups are hosting forums following the suspension of Theta Tau fraternity due to the circulation of videos that show fraternity members engaging in what Chancellor Kent Syverud has called “extremely racist” behavior. Read more »
3 ways to make your eating habits more eco-friendly
Take part in Earth Day this year by eating sustainably, which will in turn reduce your carbon footprint and improve your health. Read more »
Here’s the reason Strong Hearts named its milkshakes after environmental activists
The co-owners of Strong Hearts set out to start a dialogue about social and environmental injustice when they named their shakes, but some customers didn’t get the translation. Read more »
Celebrate Earth Day at Thornden Park with music, food and minimal waste
The event is meant to to both celebrate sustainability and educate on best practices. Read more »
A sit-down interview with a very real, unnamed Syracuse vlogger
YouTube vlogger is a viable job nowadays, so Josh Feinblatt sat down with a totally authentic vlogger to find out more about her weekly uploads. Read more »
The future of Hungry Chuck’s is still unknown a year after it closed
Even though the popular bar is no longer, the nightlife on SU Hill is still intact, and owner Stephen Theobald said a comeback is in the works. Read more »
Syracuse Fashion Week to feature avant-garde designs, pink beer
Syracuse Fashion Week started when local designer Lisa Butler staged several shows that evolved into an annual event. Read more »
Meet SU’s newest mace bearer, who has worked here for 30 years
Palmer will be officially installed as mace bearer at the One University Awards Ceremony on Friday in Hendricks Chapel. Read more »
This horse rescue is moving to greener pastures
Sunshine Horses rehabilitates and rehomes ex-racehorses north of Syracuse, and it’s fundraising so it can rescue even more. Read more »
2 SU students create FibreFree to make laundry more sustainable
Charles Keppler and Serena Omo-Lamai are taking their invention to Albany later this month to compete in the New York Business Plan Competition. Read more »
Used books and vinyls are given a new home at Books & Melodies
The used book and music shop in Eastwood gets new items every day, adding to its extensive collection that spans five rooms and a basement. Read more »
OrangeSeeds to host The Big Event, SU’s largest student-run volunteer day
The Big Event aims to create lasting relationships between students and local nonprofit organizations. Read more »
Gallery: Plain White T's plays benefit concert at Landmark Theatre
Plain White T's played at Landmark Theatre on Wednesday night. Check out the best photos from the event. Read more »
SU alumnus releases part-memoir, part-medical narrative on death of his brother
Tim Wendel, Class of 1978, lost a brother to leukemia, and he’s documented the medical journey in his latest memoir, called “Cancer Crossings: A Brother, His Doctors and the Quest for a Cure to Childhood Leukemia.” Read more »
Swap out your chemical-filled cleaning supplies for these household food items
Household foods like citrus and cucumbers can help with your spring cleaning. Read more »
‘Cruel April’ poetry series at The Warehouse highlights established and emerging artists
In honor of National Poetry Month, Point of Contact Gallery is hosting a weekly poetry reading event to engage the community with local artists. Read more »
Redhouse production of 'The Snow Queen' brings winter back to Syracuse
Redhouse and the Arc of Onondaga are collaborating to bring the musical — which was originally written by Hans Christian Andersen as a children’s fairytale — to Syracuse. Read more »
Get tips for travelling on a budget from YouTubers Damon And Jo
Damon Dominique and Jo Franco are two YouTubers who love to travel and learn about different languages and cultures. Read more »
Eco-friendly hairstyles arrive in downtown Syracuse
Members of Alpha Chi Omega sorority won $20 off hairstyling services at Salon Amare for the chapter’s formal on Saturday night. Read more »
Kurt Riley brings 'meta-pop' sound to Syracuse
Riley will take the stage at Funk ‘n Waffles on April 14 and perform a new single. Read more »
