Opinion: Colleges need to push back on the judicial definition of 'free speech'
The line between free speech and hate speech must be drawn more clearly, and universities should be at the forefront of this battle. Read more »
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Support student films, expand your professional network at this week's events
This week, revel in community events with the Community Folk Art Center's open night mic and Orange After Dark's Glow Golf event in Schine Student Center. Read more »
Due to Lil Tecca injury, Quavo named Juice Jam headliner
Due to injury, Lil Tecca will not perform at Juice Jam. Quavo will replace him as the concert’s headliner. Read more »
Toaster the 'dorm dog' is Lawrinson's local celebrity
Lawrinson Hall’s Resident Advisor, Ellen Clark, provides a unique experience to residents with her “dorm dog," Toaster. Read more »
Jada Marie Knight experiences 'full-circle moment' with this year's CBT event
Jada Marie Knight fulfills her leadership position with kindness and passion as the student co-chair of Syracuse University’s Coming Back Together 2024 alumni event. Read more »
'Losing Grace Finding Hope' hopes to raise suicide awareness at SIFF
This Suicide Prevention Month, the Syracuse International Film Festival will be showing Sue Loncar’s documentary, “Losing Grace Finding Hope,” in honor of her daughter who died by suicide. Read more »
Latine Greek life showcases their history, values at Night with NALFO
Kicking off Latine Heritage Month, the National Association of Latino Fraternal Organizations hosted Night with NALFO, a chance for students to learn about existing Latine fraternities and sororities. Read more »
Venezuelan immigrants deserve respect, especially from policymakers
As a young Venezuelan immigrant, our guest columnist has not yet had the chance to vote in the U.S. He says that those who can vote need to know that it's not just a right, but also a responsibility. Read more »
DOD awards $30 million to New York ‘Microelectronic Commons’ hub
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer announced a $30 million award to Northeast Regional Defense Technology Hub. Read more »
'Dessert Crawl' gives students a taste of Syracuse bakeries
Student Engagement’s Dessert Crawl connects Syracuse University students with local bakeries. Read more »
Our humor columnist has a budgeting guide for all your adult expenses
This week, our humor columnist discovers the expenses of adult life. So, she makes a budget, adding her dream pants to the top of her list. Read more »
Rave at Westcott Theater or see Teddy Swims this week
Check out a host of live performances this week in Syracuse, including house music artist Chaney and The Duke Ellington Orchestra. Read more »
'Destroy All Monsters' exhibits contributions to early fan culture
The Special Collection Research Center’s newest exhibit, “Destroy All Monsters,” explores fandom culture in the sci-fi and punk scenes. Read more »
Boston Manor nails alt-rock groove with release of 'Sundiver'
Boston Manor, British rock band, debuts 'Sundiver', the second part of an album series with 2022's ‘Datura,’ meant to mimic the feeling of a crazy night and reflection the next morning. Read more »
Opinion: AI has no place in academia or journalism
Not only does reliance on AI hinder the human aspect within journalism, it also limits progress within journalism and in greater society. Read more »
Opinion: SU dining needs to expand its plant-based options
Syracuse University is home to a diverse student body, and with that comes a variety of dietary needs and preferences. It's time for the campus dining facilities to reflect that diversity. Read more »
Suki Waterhouse reels in listeners with raw, gritty emotion
Suki Waterhouse solidifies her place in the indie pop genre with her sophomore album, “Memoir of a Sparklemuffin.” Read more »
Lil Tecca replaces PARTYNEXTDOOR as Juice Jam headliner
University Union announced Tuesday that PARTYNEXTDOOR will no longer headline Juice Jam 2024. Rapper Lil Tecca will instead take the stage. Read more »
'Making Algebra Meaningful' is a fresh, equitable approach to visual learning
Professor Nicole Fonger's book, "Making Algebra Meaningful," discusses how diverse representation in math starts in the classroom. Read more »
Noah Kahan's 'Live from Fenway Park' follows 'magical' sold-out show
Noah Kahan shocked fans in Boston with his new song, “Pains Like Cold Water” on the “Live from Fenway Park” album. Read more »
'Fronteras sin Limites,' LHM Opening Ceremony highlights Latine resilience
Syracuse University’s Latine Heritage Month celebrates diversity and educates students about the variety of cultures in South America and the Caribbean. Read more »
SU, city groups participate in National Voter Registration Day
To celebrate National Voter Registration Day, organizations across the city of Syracuse will host informational events. Read more »
Screentime: Our reactions to 'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice,' Henry's trip to TIFF
On the next episode of "Screentime," Nate and Henry discuss "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice" and some of the marquee releases at the Toronto International Film Festival. Read more »
14th Coming Back Together paves 2-way street between alumni, current students
This weekend, Syracuse University students and alumni joined for Coming Back Together to celebrate successes and discuss the realities of attending a predominantly white institution. Read more »
