Meet Monday: Patrick Riedy
It takes three months for Patrick Riedy to produce his hand-bound chapbooks — small, usually 30-page long books of collected poetry that are printed in… Read more »
From the Stage
Tattoo Tuesday: Daniel Collins
Daniel Collins wanted a tattoo with meaning, so he went with his family crest. Embodied with historical meaning, it is also a portrayal of his… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Kayla Ford
Kayla Ford and her boyfriend, Josh Hickey, were together for three years before his life was cut short. The tattoo on Ford’s back, a drawing… Read more »
ArtRage Gallery to host local leaders for civil rights panel
Staring through a camera lens on March 21, 1965, Matt Herron walked backwards across the Edmund Pettus Bridge. He was documenting the historic third march… Read more »
New Zealand dance group to perform at Goldstein Auditorium
New Zealand’s leading contemporary dance group, Black Grace, will perform in Goldstein Auditorium in the Schine Student Center on Monday at 8 p.m. The core… Read more »
SUNY-ESF sophomore creates drawings in snow using only footprints
Heidi Faulkner, a sophomore conservation biology major in the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry, creates drawings in the snow by walking paths that form large pictures. Read more »
SU students display work at 914Works Gallery competition
As a resident of Aurora, Colorado, Paul Weiner was personally affected by the shootings that injured 70 and killed 12 people at a nearby theater.… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Nicholas Leonardis
Tattooed on Nicholas Leonardis’ right shoulder, the letters “SPQR” portray his love for Roman culture. SPQR, an acronym from the Latin phrase “Senatus Populusque Romanus,”… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Amelia Forbes
Amelia Forbes is passionate about science, and she has the tattoo to prove it. Forbes, a senior forensic science and psychology dual major, has the… Read more »
Q&A: Professor discusses printmaking art exhibit
Kevin Larmon, a professor of art, design and transmedia in the College of Visual and Performing Arts, is also a student in the printmaking MFA… Read more »
SU professor's book receives national attention
With today’s technology, it can take as little as a day for online content to receive millions of hits and views. Syracuse University School of… Read more »
Freshman aims to pitch first novel to publishers
While most other high school seniors were attending their prom last spring, Lauren Renz was hard at work writing a 308-page novel. The freshman advertising… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Samantha Steinert
The words “For you I shall live” and the number 24 tattooed on the back of sophomore Samantha Steinert’s neck are in memoriam of her… Read more »
SU Drama opens second production of fall season with 'Stepping Out''
Tap dancing is more than just a dance form for some. It can be a way to connect to the inner self or a means… Read more »
Sway Calloway offers journalism advice, discusses role of hip-hop in personal life
Christopher Wallace. Tupac Shakur. Marshall Mathers. Sway Calloway. These are just a few names that have shaped the background of hip-hop culture. On Thursday night,… Read more »
'Book of Mormon' shocks, keeps audience laughing throughout performance
In the musical “The Book of Mormon,” Jesus called Elder Price a dick. From the creators of the animated comedy “South Park” comes the equally… Read more »
Keeping in touch: The Connective Corridor will release touch-screen kiosks promoting art and culture centers in Syracuse
In the next few months, the Connective Corridor will unveil six new motion-controlled kiosks to promote the local art and culture scene. There are 11… Read more »
Taste of Syracuse draws restaurants, musicians to Clinton Square for two-day festival
In Syracuse’s early days, Clinton Square was the center for commerce and social gatherings, with vendors, shops and farmers’ markets lining the crossroads. And every… Read more »
SU Drama performs 'Spring Awakening,' an old show with a new angle
Actors peeled off their late 19th century garb in frantic motions, stomping their feet to the beat of the orchestra. As the cast belted out… Read more »
Hip-hop workshop provides students, teachers with outlet for creativity
With finals week approaching, a diverse group of students and teachers came together in Hendricks Chapel on Tuesday night to participate in an evening of… Read more »
'No day but today': First Year Players tug at heartstrings with performance of “Rent”
During actress Rowan Epstein’s rendition of “Over The Moon,” one ‘Rent’ audience member watching the show in Goldstein Auditorium interjected his thoughts to the person… Read more »
SU Drama's "The Good Woman of Setzuan" brings comedy, philosophy to Syracuse Stage
For half of the show, Jesse Roth hid behind a mustache and pinstriped suit. Her hair was pulled back enough to fool the audience into… Read more »
Phi Beta Sigma to host J.Cole as part of 100 year celebration
If you search for tickets to the J. Cole concert at the Carrier Dome on Ticketmaster, you’ll be greeted with a yellow exclamation mark and… Read more »
All saints' day: Rising stars St. Lucia, ASTR shine in Bandersnatch Series concert
In a moment of silence as the audience prepared for the concert to begin, Adam from ASTR got on stage. His face illuminated by the… Read more »
