Top of her voice: Alumna transforms hobby into debut studio album
Professor Jon English recognized Toni Brillantes’ talent immediately. “From the first time I heard her, I knew she had ability,” said English, an assistant professor… Read more »
From the Stage
Danceworks performance to incorporate Las Vegas flair, showcases student dancers and choreographers
For Lucie Fernandez, a senior and four-year member of DanceWorks, this semester’s DanceWorks performance is especially poignant. A director and a choreographer of this year’s… Read more »
Radio active: Alumni documentary delves into WJPZ's history
It’s 1974. “Hooked on a Feeling” sits in the top spot on WJPZ-FM’s rotation; the “B” playlist is anchored by Mike Oldfield’s “Exorcist” theme. Greg… Read more »
Satirical play "Speed-the-Plow" entertains
Satire hit the Syracuse Stage this Friday, and it hit it with a vengeance. David Mamet’s Tony Award-nominated satire, “Speed-the-Plow,” adapted by Syracuse University’s Drama… Read more »
Last laughs: College Humor brings raunchy comedy from online to live stage performance
College Humor Live, a line-up of several comics well-known for their viral videos, took place Wednesday night at Goldstein Auditorium. Students lined up as early… Read more »
Across the universe: 50 years later, show commemorates Beatles U.S. tour
Local musicians and groups will be pouring into the Landmark Theatre for the ultimate Beatles tribute this Saturday. The following day, Feb. 9, marks the… Read more »
Beta love: Futuristic film shows consequences of dependency on technology
On its surface, “Her” is a captivating and thought-provoking flick that asks a multitude of questions about life, love and long-distance relationships. But there’s a… Read more »
Against the current: Band becomes more open on issues after lead singer comes out as transgender
The last line of “Bamboo Bomes”, a single off of Against Me!’s 2010 album “White Crosses” is shouted out defiantly by singer and guitarist Laura… Read more »
Space jam: NASA fair gives students chance to hands-on experience with science, technology
The spring semester is just beginning, which means many students will be looking to flee from the flood of syllabi coming their way. An escape… Read more »
Leave it to Chance: Twenty-year-old rapper, Chicago native hypes up sold-out crowd in Schine Underground
It’s called “The Social Experiment Tour” for a reason. Chance The Rapper, a 20-year old Chicago native, has been turning heads everywhere he’s been since the… Read more »
Masters of disguise: Try these simple DIY costumes instead of reusing unoriginal outfits
RIP to the black cats and lumberjacks out there. It’s time to unearth some new Halloween costumes. The good news is, chances are you’ll probably… Read more »
Spellbound: Theater presents live drag performance during 'Hocus Pocus' screening
Three witches have flown into town to put a spell on you this weekend at the Red House Arts Center. The Red House is showing… Read more »
Teched out: Professors demonstrate innovative technologies that respond to gestures
On Tuesday night, Dan Pacheco posed the question, “how long before this is dead?” while pointing to the image of a MacBook Pro. The question… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Harry Winick
Those choosing a first tattoo tend to start with something small, wanting to test the waters before committing to a larger piece. But Harry Winick,… Read more »
Dolly delivers: Musical entertains audience with jazzy show tunes, strong casting
It’s the turn of the century in New York City. The economy is booming and scientific discoveries are being made. But most importantly, Dolly Gallagher… Read more »
Campus canvas: Café Kubal shows art exhibit featuring SU-inspired work from graduate student
As a child, Joseph Murphy always wanted his art to be on display. In middle school, he would ask his teachers to use the copier… Read more »
Before autumn leaves: Ten things to do in Syracuse before winter arrives
It’s finally hoodies and jeans weather — the perfect time of year. But in snowy Syracuse, it won’t last long. So, take advantage of the… Read more »
Surreal world: CRAVE Arts Festival features live, interactive, avant-garde performance
An array of rainbow leotards, black Jabbawockeez-esque masks and neon traffic-worker vests combined into a colorful explosion at Café Club Surreal this weekend. The performers… Read more »
Play celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month, encourages living freely
With a backdrop decorated in hand-painted cherry blossoms and Chinese architecture, paper nightingales hanging from the ceiling and incense burning on stage, the Community Folk… Read more »
Street beat: Festival features handmade crafts, live music, local food
The streets smelled of barbecued chicken, freshly baked pizzas and cupcakes as people swarmed from booth to booth Sunday afternoon. Every year, the Westcott neighborhood… Read more »
'Adult World' to premiere in Syracuse in October
Back in February of 2012, excitement spread across the Syracuse University campus when word got out that Hollywood stars Emma Roberts and John Cusack were… Read more »
