Spike your tent at College Campout, see Ice Cube this fall break
Make the most of fall break by camping with fellow music lovers at “College Campout” or see Ice Cube perform rap hits from the '90s and 2000s. Read more »
Central New York
Looking for prime fall foliage? Enjoy these 5 spots over fall break
Bring in the fall season by pedaling through tree-lined paths at the Erie Canal or driving through picturesque Adirondack Trail Scenic Byways. Read more »
Setnor Ensemble Series hosts wind, orchestra groups for autumnal performance
Syracuse University Symphony Orchestra and Wind Ensemble collaborated in the Setnor Ensemble Series to celebrate Latine composers. Read more »
Opinion: Voting for Kamala Harris will not make you less of a man
This responsibility does not lie solely with Harris, though. It also involves men snapping out of the illusion that voting for Harris is emasculating. Read more »
NY attorney general leads TikTok lawsuit coalition
New York Attorney General Leticia James announced a coalition of around a dozen state attorneys is filing lawsuits against TikTok. Read more »
Letter to the Editor: Bring acts of antisemitism to light
Document and expose the antisemitic behavior you experience, and if you can, go outside of SU to publicize antisemitic actions or the failure of college administrators to act. Read more »
Letter to the Editor: Division is not what will save the lives lost since Oct. 7
I can only hope that leaders in the Middle East and beyond can take a step back and look at all the facts before continuing to escalate this brutal conflict. Read more »
‘A Different Man’ reinserts beautifully strange imagination into cinema
Director Aaron Schimberg and production company A24 released “A Different Man,” a film of creativity and imagination. Read more »
‘The Shrouds’ explores grief with striking duality of tone
David Cronenberg’s newest film, “The Shrouds,” combines body modification and technology to convey grief's lasting impacts. Read more »
Pulso Central serves as CNY’s 1st Spanish-language radio station
Pulso Central, central New York’s first Spanish-language radio station, aired its first episode last month. Read more »
Crocheting for the Community invites all, not only seasoned artists
Crocheting for the Community brings students of all experience levels together to develop their crochet skills. Read more »
SOPHIE’s posthumous album doesn’t achieve artist’s musical vision
Electronic music icon SOPHIE’s posthumous self-titled album features fragmented ideas that don’t honor her legacy. Read more »
Opinion: Israel's political dominance overpowers, dehumanizes Palestinians
The manipulation of language within the media objectifies violence, as if it happens by itself, and serves to justify the murders of Palestinians. Read more »
Opinion: 1 year later, Hamas' Oct. 7 attacks should not be forgotten
We must hold space for the recognition, memorial and respect for those who died. Read more »
Why so (un)serious? ‘Joker: Folie à Deux’ is just a fantastical production
“Joker: Folie à Deux,” the sequel to 2019's "Joker," falls short of fans’ expectations, turning a serious social commentary into an unserious musical. Read more »
At Summer Carnival, even the nosebleeds seem like P!nk’s closest friends
P!nk flipped and flew around the JMA Wireless Dome at her concert Sunday night. For a crowd dressed in pink, the artist brought a final taste of summer with her tour. Read more »
Opinion: Competition is crucial in creating the next generation of leaders
Young people need and deserve more opportunities to compete, even with themselves, outside the world of athletics in order to foster the skills they need to succeed outside of school. Read more »
ASU x FADS runway show encapsulates Africa as ‘Land of the Riches’
Syracuse University African Student Union and Fashion and Design Society collaborated on their second annual runway show, “Rip the Runway: Land of the Riches.” Read more »
Opinion: Movement provides new alternatives to mental health support
Finding a form of physical movement you enjoy and incorporating into your routine can be transformative, both physically and mentally Read more »
PopCon cultivates intimate fandom in ‘hometown con’
Fan convention Syracuse PopCon united fans with a shared love of pop culture. Read more »
La Casita’s WEIRD Barrio embraces identity through miniature art
Manuel Matías displayed his five miniature art pieces at La Casita Cultural Center’s WEIRD Barrio exhibit, drawing attention to the story of many Latine descendants. Read more »
Gallery: P!nk soars at JMA Wireless Dome
P!nk flew onto the stage from overhead at the JMA Wireless Dome Sunday night. Enjoy the artist’s performance in Syracuse through photos. Read more »
Imperfections in ‘Wild Robot’ add to its emotional vigor
Chris Sanders' film, “The Wild Robot,” uses hand-drawn animation and compelling emotions to draw viewers into a visually-stimulating world. Read more »
Indulge in Spanish theater, music with Setnor Ensemble Series this week
This week, listen to compositions by the Syracuse University Symphony Orchestra and Wind Ensemble, or watch a Spanish theater performance at the Community Folk Arts Center. Read more »
