SU drama puts on Shakespearian comedy, 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'
Flirtatious maidens covered in flowers, lovers being duped and scandalous tales. This isn’t Spring Break. This is the Syracuse Stage and the College of Visual… Read more »
From the Stage
LGBT Center, history department screen powerful film about AIDS advocacy group
Watching a documentary on the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power group that began in the late 1980s, Diane Wiener became emotional as she recognized some… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Nicole Frey
Nicole Frey has devoted much of her life to mathematics. Frey, a first-year graduate student, is studying for her master’s of science in mathematics education,… Read more »
Step it up: Black Reign prepares for upcoming dance, celebrates camaraderie of team
The curtains closed. Antonya Jeffrey breathed deeply, taking in one of the most fulfilling moments of her life. It was the end of her first… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Debbie Lechtman
Maneuvering the sidewalks of Syracuse University, senior magazine journalism major Debbie Lechtman said she is always protected from evil, thanks to the custom-drawn Hamsa on… Read more »
XQueena, Umami triumph in Pride Union's annual 'Totally Fabulous Drag Show'
For at least one night a year, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and straight individuals come together to enjoy an evening of entertainment and craziness in… Read more »
Next Gen: Playstation announcement introduces new age features, leaves fans hanging
In November, Nintendo dipped its toe into the next generation of game consoles with the release of the Wii U. As of last Wednesday, Sony… Read more »
SU Drama's 'Top Girls' tackles difficult issues through performance of talented cast
If we’ve taken anything away from the last century, it is that repressed groups will rise above their oppressors. During the last half of the… Read more »
APPreciation: 30/30
Fun-sucker alert: Midterm week is approaching. Scary, but true. If you have trouble balancing time between studying for finance and Facebook-stalking your ex, midterm week… Read more »
Building the future: Studio C encourages students interested in civil engagement to brainstorm ideas
Yellow sunlight filled the room from a window facing downtown Syracuse, and inspirational posters hung on brick walls surrounding a set of cozy blue sofas.… Read more »
Viral video "Harlem Shake" reaches Syracuse University, students film on Hendricks steps
First, Syracuse did “Gangnam Style.” Now, it’s “Harlem Shake.” More than 70 students crowded the steps of Hendricks Chapel on Wednesday afternoon to be part… Read more »
SU alum Jeff Connors speaks to students about careers, futures
On Monday night, Syracuse University students had a chance to listen and learn from one of the best in the marketing business. Jeff Connors, the… Read more »
Disheartening: Compilation about Valentine's Day evokes anything but love
Sorry for this one, hopeless romantics, but Valentine’s Day is a Hallmark cash grab. So, of course, I was slinking back into “spending Valentine’s Day… Read more »
Q&A with Michael Kuhn: 'Sweeney Todd' star, SU alumnus
For recent college graduates, finding work is not an easy task, especially for those in the music business. But Michael Kuhn, Syracuse University alumnus with… Read more »
Syracuse Opera brings Sweeney Todd to Carrier Theater on Feb. 8
The Demon Barber of Fleet Street is coming to Syracuse. And he sings. Syracuse Opera continues its 2012-13 season with its first performance this calendar… Read more »
University-based club holds public speech competition, open to all community members
CORRECTIONS: In a previous version of this article, the name of the Peter Graham Room , order of the orator competitions and for who the… Read more »
Holloway: Push for LGBT rights in US as Britain legalizes gay marriage
At a Danish zoo last December, two king penguins adopted an abandoned egg after the mother laid it. And after a torturous hatching process, little… Read more »
Video: State of the art: Public artist G Clay Miller works to show political messages through public art
G Clay Miller, freshman political science major and avid public artist, works to spread political opinions through public art hung in Shaffer Art Building. Read more »
Video: Sounds of silence
Rachel Dentinger, a senior music education major, conceptualized “Uncommon Action” for her Renée Crown Honors capstone project. Through the performance, Dentinger said she wants to… Read more »
State of the art: Public artist takes political messages, infuses with part-time art
From the black beanie perched haphazardly on his head, to his black shirt with “Revolt & Rebelle” written on the front, G Clay Miller doesn’t… Read more »
Newhouse alumna uses love for Tim Hortons to reach out to celebrity crush
Sarah Velasquez is the self-described biggest Tim Hortons fan in North America. And in 2008, Tim Hortons acknowledged her fandom: She was the winner of… Read more »
Sounds of silence: Senior capstone project tackles seriousness of bullying through visually appealing orchestra performance
The trombonist circled the cellist, taunting the cello player with booming sounds and playing the instrument with a punching motion. The two musicians, as part… Read more »
APPreciation: Pocket Pup woos dog lovers young, old
Even though “Puppy Bowl Sunday” is over, don’t worry dog lovers: There’s an app for you. Pocket Pup is similar to the beloved Giga Pets… Read more »
