Opinion: Media shouldn't force fame on convicted criminals
Next time we find ourselves with a criminal of the moment, let's acknowledge the startling implications of giving them it-girl or sex symbol status. Read more »
Central New York
Themes in 'Les Misérables' U.S. tour prove relevant amid election season
The United States tour of Les Misérables brought the classic show to Syracuse. During election season, the show’s political themes ring more true than ever. Read more »
At HalloQueen Ball, LGBTQ+ students can be their authentic selves
The LGBTQ+ Resource Center hosted its third annual HalloQueen Ball that, once again, welcomed Ballroom culture to Syracuse University. Read more »
Not for ‘grandma’s bake sale,’ Creepy Cuse keeps horror fans coming back
Creepy Cuse returned for its 14th year featuring 35 vendors selling toys, comics and homemade crafts. Read more »
Prepare to dance the Monster Mash at this week’s events
This week, celebrate Halloween by trick-or-treating at the Syracuse University Art Museum or doing the Monster Mash at Orange After Dark’s Halloween Dance Party. Read more »
SNL comedian Marcello Hernández honors Latine heritage through stand-up
Saturday Night Live’s Marcello Hernández brought comedy to Syracuse University and closed out Latine Heritage Month celebrations. Read more »
Water Street Bagel Co. brings NYC-quality bagels to Syracuse
Owners and customers of Water Street Bagel Co. reflect on what makes the shop successful after it was named the fifth best bagel shop in New York state. Read more »
Birdhouses, community gardens give Meadowbrook its character
In the University Neighborhood of Syracuse, the paved roads of Meadowbrook Drive are filled with colorful birdhouses and greenery, a collective effort by community members. Read more »
From ruins to restored: 100 years of the mighty Wurlitzer organ
After nearly being demolished alongside RKO Keith’s Theater, the Empire State Theatre & Musical Instrument Museum’s Wurlitzer organ is still playing almost 100 years later thanks to devoted volunteers who keep its music alive. Read more »
‘The Brutalist’ navigates the American dream with timeless intrigue
“The Brutalist," directed by Brady Corbet, explores themes of religion, wealth and American power structures. Read more »
Vote for our humor columnist in the 2024 presidential election
Our humor columnist shares what she would do if she were president, just in time for the upcoming election. Read more »
Opinion: ‘Bed rotting’ quietly kills your motivation
If your intention behind designated bed-rotting time is to allow your brain and body to rest and prevent burnout, bed rotting is not the approach to take. Read more »
Letter to the Editor: ASA empowers Arab voices, unites campus in action
We aim to create a space for open dialogue, cultural exchange and mutual support, expanding our reach and making the ASA a bridge to the broader SU community. Read more »
Honor the Grateful Dead, get spooky with Dazed this weekend
This week, groove with Miller & the Other Sinners at the 443 Social Club or enjoy indie pop from Frankie Cosmos at The Song & Dance. Read more »
Aidan Bissett spends night off from COIN tour at Funk ’n Waffles
Indie pop singer Aidan Bissett performed his 19 song setlist at Funk n’ Waffles with his band on Tuesday. Fans listened and swayed to the music. Read more »
Mannion, Williams engage in 3rd debate for NY-22 seat
New York State Sen. John Mannion and Rep. Brandon Williams engaged in their third and final debate for the NY-22 congressional seat on Tuesday. Read more »
Opinion: Celebrity electoral endorsement isn’t always reliable
College students specifically are the most susceptible to celebrity electoral endorsements since we follow pop culture closely, so we must be careful to vote responsibly. Read more »
CHAARG uplifts, empowers members with weekly workouts
Syracuse University’s CHAARG chapter provides students with a safe and comfortable space to exercise in a social setting. Read more »
‘We Live In Time’ is an effectively heartbreaking British drama
Director John Crowley’s movie, “We Live in Time,” explores the decade-long romance of the lead characters, Almut and Tobias. Read more »
Opinion: Long-distance relationships can work, if you know what to expect
There’s no right or wrong answer when it comes to whether or not you should or shouldn’t pursue a long-distance relationship; it boils down to who you and your partner are, and if you believe your bond is strong enough to last. Read more »
Explaining New York state’s hazing laws
New York is one of 44 states with anti-hazing laws that make it illegal to force reckless physical activity during group initiations. Read more »
Jam band Hydrogen stands out with psychedelic rock, improv
Hydrogen, a student jam band, performed Sunday at Crater. They covered songs by their favorite musical groups, while fusing improvised elements. Read more »
'A Real Pain' is effortlessly comedic, as well as moving
Jesse Eisenberg’s film “A Real Pain” tells the heartbreaking history of the Holocaust through themes of kinship and exploration. With characters, writing and bits of comedy, Eisenberg encourages the audience to question the relationship between history and modernity. Read more »
Unlike other media, ‘Heartstopper’ strongly represents LGBTQ+ stories
Producers released the third season of "Heartstopper" Oct. 4. The show is based off of a comic book of the same name by Alice Oseman. Read more »
