The Kid LAROI kicks off new tour with electrifying performance at the Oncenter
Nineteen year old rapper The Kid Laroi kicked off his ‘Bleed for You’ tour on Wednesday with a performance at the OnCenter in downtown Syracuse. Read more »
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Jam out with your parents, friends at these concerts in Syracuse
Bring your family to these concerts during family weekend to get off campus and move to the music. Read more »
Todd Field powerfully takes on themes of cancel culture, entitlement in new film 'Tár'
Writer and director Todd Field makes his return to the silver screen with “Tár” after a 16-year hiatus, delivering an immensely striking character study of obsessive power climbing and the descent into madness such hunger creates. Read more »
Drag contestants and fans bring fierce energy to Goldstein Auditorium
On Thursday night, students gathered to experience the 20th Annual Drag Show Preliminaries, hosted by Syracuse University’s Pride Union. Read more »
SU celebrates National Disability Employment Awareness month
To recognize National Disability Employment Awareness Month, SU is holding events on campus to create a platform for education and expansion on rights and accommodations on-campus for people with disabilities. Read more »
Cheryl Dunn’s 'Licking the Bowl' film frames skateboarding as real, undeniable art
Though skateboarding is now more highly recognized as a sport and art, Dunn’s 2002 film shows the dedication put into skating. Read more »
Food Recovery Network aims to reduce food waste, fight hunger in Syracuse
SU’s Food Recovery Network works to make sure unwanted food in SU dining halls isn’t wasted, collecting up to 200 pounds of food to drop off at local charitable organizations. Read more »
How Malique Lewis' high school experiences prepared him for SA
Lewis has been working to create change and inspiration since he was in high school. He is now continuing that work as SA’s vice president for diversity and inclusion. Read more »
Lil Tjay, Aminé treat fans to non-stop songs in virtual Block Party
Aminé stole this year’s Block Party concert with a high-octane set totaling 22 songs spanning his entire discography. Read more »
Editor's picks: The top culture stories of 2020
From homemade masks to the first Black-owned business on Marshall Street, here are the Culture section’s picks for the best articles of 2020. Read more »
Gallery: Pawsitivitea gives rescue cats a chance at adoption
Although the cafe allows customers to spend time with the cats, the main goal is to place the cats into stable homes through adoptions. Read more »
Pawsitivitea brings the cat cafe experience to Syracuse
In addition to serving coffee and baked goods, the cat cafe aims to find stable homes for cats through adoption. Read more »
Central New York Regional Market vendors adapt to COVID-19 pandemic
Vendors at the CNY Regional Market have continued to sell products such as coffee and honey even as the physical setup of the market has changed due to social distancing guidelines. Read more »
Oh My Darling resumes operations after 2-month closure
Downtown restaurant Oh My Darling reopened its dining room on June 12 after being closed for two months. Read more »
Jerry Stiller's rise to comedy fame began at SU
The late actor, comedian Jerry Stiller got his start at Syracuse University in the 1940s, when the drama department was in its infancy, through the guidance of professor Sawyer Falk. Read more »
The Syracuse Mask Project provides cloth masks to hospitals, health centers
Local health institutions can submit requests for cloth masks to The Syracuse Mask Project website, which connects them to people who sew the personal protective equipment. Read more »
Virtual concerts become new norm in quarantine
Artists all over the nation are creating virtual concerts for fans stuck at home during the COVID-19 pandemic including country artist Maggie Rose and SU sophomore Sarah Gross. Read more »
Music group ‘Madam Ravine’ to expand underground punk scene
Punk band Madam Ravine released its debut EP last month "3 Songs," and will perform at Apostrophe’ S this weekend. Read more »
SU singer-songwriter plans new album, spring break tour with band
Sophomore Sarah Gross’ upcoming album will showcase her musical repertoire, which includes funk-influenced songs, along with R&B and acoustic pop tracks. Read more »
Andrea Jenkins embraces true self at 2020 Black History Month Lectures
Andrea Jenkins, the first Black openly transgender councilwoman to be elected to office in the United States, was the 2020 Black History Month Commemorative Speaker. Read more »
Sonny Kelly’s “The Talk” illustrates reality of black parenting
Sonny Kelly’s “The Talk” is a one-man performance dedicated to the difficult conversations that families of people of color must have with their children. Read more »
Songs of Devotion concert showcases original music, poetic adaptations
Soprano Rachel Doehring and pianist Dan Sato paid homage to the concept of devotion on Jan. 12 at their Songs of Devotion: Music for the New Year concert. Read more »
VPA seniors exhibit work in 2020 Transmedia Photography Annual exhibition
Seventeen art photography seniors will display some of their work from their senior theses in the 2020 Transmedia Photography Annual exhibition. Read more »
The best-written D.O. Pulp stories of fall 2019
From marathon-running professors to Walt the crane, here are the most well-written stories from The Daily Orange’s Pulp section of 2019. Read more »
