Survive Thanksgiving with help from our humor columnist
This week, our humor columnist recommends three tools to get through Thanksgiving night. Read more »
Central New York
Support free children's music classes or rock out in Syracuse over break
This week, get festive with a Thanksgiving Eve Bash or give back with The Town Shop Youth Center Fundraiser Concert. Read more »
NY state completes $5M bridge replacement in Onondaga County
New York state has finished a $5 million project to completely replace an Onondaga County bridge that runs above the New York State Thruway. Read more »
Syracuse Ecstatic Dance renders profound growth through movement
Syracuse Ecstatic Dance is Syracuse’s only dance group that promotes a freeform style of dance with no guidelines. Read more »
NY Health Act is our solution to universal healthcare
The NYPIRG urges members of the local community, especially students, to rally behind the New York Health Act and show Gov. Kathy Hochul that universal healthcare is crucial for a more equitable, compassionate and financially stable state. Read more »
An unfiltered, vulnerable Shawn Mendes shines in his new album
Shawn Mendes’ fifth studio album, “Shawn,” reflects on love, heartbreak and acceptance. Read more »
Andrea Arnold’s ‘Bird’ parses through life as it is in British slums
“Bird” mixes realism and mysticism to examine socioeconomic issues in British slums. Read more »
SU Drama’s makes ‘Twelfth Night’ relatable with mod-pop aesthetic
This month, Syracuse University’s Department of Drama is hosting a modernized adaptation of Shakespeare’s "Twelfth Night." Read more »
'Libro De Artista' exhibit redefines art through Argentina Book Collection
The “Libro de Artista” exhibit commemorates Latine culture showcasing sketchbooks and literature from Argentinian artists. Read more »
‘Anora’ subverts expectations with jarringly real characters, plot
Sean Baker’s newest film, “Anora,” may define him as one of the most realistic and humanistic directors of all time. Read more »
Letter to the Editor: SU employees face unfair, costly parking prices
We are writing to advocate for the central administration and budget staff to commit to and invest in a more affordable solution for SU employees. Read more »
Letter to the Editor: SU's AAUP speaks out against GSE disciplinary action
These issues require urgent attention, including working with faculty in shared governance on ways to make the student code, along with its interpretations and enforcements, more fair and consistent in keeping with our educational mission. Read more »
UU announces Emergency Intercom podcast as fall show guest
Emergency Intercom duo, Enya Umanzor and Drew Phillips, will come to Syracuse University on Dec. 5. Read more »
Opinion: Gen Z needs a unique identity outside of nostalgic pop culture
When people look back on what it was like to be 18 years old in 2024, they should see a distinct and unreplicable experience that our generation holds exclusively, not an imitation of a time that came before us. Read more »
Opinion: Call your loved ones, don’t just text them
As tempting as hitting the decline button on an incoming call may be, we need to make sure we hear each other’s voices once in a while. Read more »
Done with love, food trucks near campus serve new cultural experiences
Food Trucks Syracuse Halal and Ali Baba offer students a late night selection of Halal food right on campus. Read more »
'I feel like I’m at prom,' WERW Fall Launch Party rings in radio’s new year
WERW celebrated the radio station's launch with musical performances by Between Friends and Nancy Dunkle and tabling by student businesses and organizations like Awkward Fish and University Union. Read more »
Listen in on The Yes Men, compete in Drag Bingo Night this week
Sweat it out at a spin class, attend a Drag Bingo Night and more this week in Syracuse. Read more »
Student music venue owners thrive off each other’s support
Syracuse University students collectively manage the music scene, collaborating on organizing and scheduling shows. Read more »
Opinion: Under Trump’s administration, freedom of speech is selective
As we look to the future, it’s essential that we demand this equality in speech protections, recognizing that selective support for free expression not only undermines democracy but can also have serious consequences in society. Read more »
NYT-featured author George Saunders inspires SU’s creative writing MFA
With his Buddhist-inspired writing process and unconventional background, George Saunders is the face of the Syracuse Creative Writing MFA program. Read more »
Opinion: Turn post-election despair into action against inequitable systems
We’re not doomed if we commit to taking care of each other through solidarity and justice-driven action. Show up, because some of our lives truly do depend on it. Read more »
Close to SU's campus, The Yard provides thrifted treasures to all
Syracuse locals Andrew Rainbow and Steve Davis sell clothes on their front lawn, attracting a range of Syracuse University students and residents. Read more »
Caricaturists poke fun at SU students with free cartoon profiles
Syracuse University hosted two caricature artists on Wednesday in Schine Student Center who depicted students as cartoons. Read more »
