Events tracker: celebrate Indigenous Friendsgiving, Nobel Prize winner this week
Celebrate Indigenous Friendsgiving, learn from Nobel Prize winner Han Kang and more before the upcoming break. Read more »
Central New York
Why Trump won the election, what it means for the future of politics
Young people today are navigating a political landscape that feels unrecognizable from what they were promised — a society where their voices matter and progress aligns with their values. Read more »
Congressman-elect Mannion speaks on NY-22 win, Trump’s 2nd term
Congressman-elect John Mannion addressed the public Wednesday morning following his victory over Republican incumbent Brandon Williams. Read more »
Aiden Media’s aerial, drone content sees Syracuse from new perspective
Aiden McGuire, a Syracuse native and aerial videographer, shows his Instagram followers the beauty of central New York. Read more »
Syracuse Gooners are a ‘built-in friend group’ for Arsenal fans
Gooners from far and wide came to Syracuse to watch Premier League soccer at Wolff’s Biergarten. Read more »
‘Agatha All Along’ adds much-needed magic to MCU
The lighthearted and emotional storytelling of “Agatha All Along,” a spin-off of “WandaVision,” makes it stand out from other shows in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Read more »
Our humor columnist reviews her favorite time of the year: Halloweekend
This Halloweekend, our humor columnist dusted off her old party boots to partake in the season’s festivities. Read more »
Relax with jazz, jam to rock duo The Kennedys at this week’s concerts
This week in Syracuse, enjoy concerts from rock duo The Kennedys or singer-songwriter Jessie Murph. Read more »
Mythos Magazine gives stories life through student illustration work
A new publication on campus, Mythos Magazine, connects writers and illustrators from Syracuse University and SUNY ESF. Read more »
SU Hindu students connect with home at Diwali celebrations
The Hindu Student Association’s Diwali celebration gave Hindu students at Syracuse University a place to come together and feel at home. Read more »
Hamish Hawk’s ‘A Firmer Hand’ is wickedly sharp, goth-inspired magic
Hamish Hawk's new album, "A Firmer Hand," is a brooding, goth rock release from the Scottish singer-songwriter. Read more »
Opinion: A 2nd Trump term would bolster hateful ideologies
Your ballot is more than a decision between Trump and Harris, but a chance to help pave a new future and leave the past behind. Read more »
Opinion: U.S. politics disengage students, produce cynicism
Despite their frustration, students' desire for transparency and accountability reveals a hidden democratic instinct. Beneath their anger lies a longing for a system where their voices matter. Read more »
Everson’s ‘This Side of Salina’ navigates post-Roe Syracuse
Lynne Sachs’ documentary, “This Side of Salina,” highlights what a post-Roe v. Wade world looks like in Syracuse, even though abortion is still legal. Read more »
Slice Consulting propels students to post-grad success
Slice Consulting, a student-run consulting firm, works with businesses and nonprofits to give students work experience for postgraduate and job applications. Read more »
Letter to the Editor: SU's decision to end GLP-1 benefits for employees harms health
Despite SU’s professed commitment to anti-discrimination policies, this decision reinforces societal biases against people who are affected by obesity. Read more »
Opinion: Grading systems need to account for mental health
By incorporating a grading approach that’s both rigorous and accommodating, faculty members can create an academic environment that’s responsive to the needs of today’s students Read more »
Mini Meadows broadens Syracuse’s biodiversity, 1 flower at a time
Mini Meadows volunteers planted flower beds and picked up trash in Syracuse’s local parks to improve urban ecology and sustainability. Read more »
Celebrate Diwali, visit Orange After Dark’s Psychic Fair this week
This week, enjoy events like Diwali with samosas and Indian sweets or attend a movie screening hosted by Syracuse University's Department of Language, Literatures, and Linguistics. Read more »
Election Guide 2024
The D.O. has gathered everything you need to be prepared for the 2024 election, from details on local races to essential polling information. Read more »
The spirits at Erie Canal Museum keep its staff company
The Erie Canal Museum in Syracuse holds eerie paranormal activities with ghosts of people who worked, lived and died on the canal. Read more »
Haunted Crouse Concert offers student performers musical freedom
Students in Syracuse University’s Setnor School of Music performed a variety of music at the Haunted Crouse Concert on Wednesday. Read more »
Opinion: Vigilance is key during Halloweekend
Halloween is a time to explore both fun and scary costumes. But be sure you do so with respect for those around you and their experiences. Read more »
Opinion: Vaping, electronic consumerism fuel injustice overseas
It’s time to stop finding comfort in products that perpetuate injustice and start building a future where wellness and freedom are shared and sustainable. Read more »
