Syracuse Peace Council’s annual Craftsfair advocates for peace, anti-war
The Syracuse Peace Council promotes social change and raises money through their annual Plowshares Craftsfair. Read more »
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Student organizations struggle to manage fiscal obstacles with new tier system
Clubs and organizations on SU’s campus are given money through a tier system, but some question its efficiency. Read more »
Josh Walls highlights women of color in SU community with Black and Gold pageant
First-year law student Josh Walls fulfills his career dreams and champions women of color with the Black and Gold pageant. Read more »
SU alumna Shanti Das advocates for mental health through non-profit
Shanti Das shared her journey as a leader in the music industry and how she left it behind to protect her mental health. Read more »
Deck out your dorm for the holiday season with these festive decorations
Feeling festive amid end of the semester can be tough, but these affordable, accessible holiday decorations can help, and fit in a dorm room, too. Read more »
12 years of BROCKHAMPTON, from “ALL-AMERICAN TRASH” to “TM”
Our music columnist unpacks the journey and discography of eclectic boy band BROCKHAMPTON and their impact on the alternative music scene. Read more »
Find the cutting edge art of Syracuse at The Station
The Station looks to give a place for the cutting edge of art in Syracuse, whether it be an educational exhibition or a nontraditional art performance. Read more »
Check out these 10 events in the Syracuse area this week
From student artwork, bee conservation and the closing of Native American Indian Heritage Month, the Syracuse area is abuzz with events this week. Read more »
‘Andor’ is the best of Star Wars without being Star Wars
The latest addition to the Star Wars universe, “Andor,” brings a new, fresh story and perspective to solidify itself as a hit with fans. Read more »
George Saunders talks teaching, life experience and writing at Alumni Academy
George Saunders spoke to SU students and staff about his approach to creative writing and how he creates his stories and characters. Read more »
‘Productive discomfort’: FADS preps for semester show featuring dystopian theme
Ahead of their fall semester show “Facade,” The Fashion and Design Society describes their creative process and their goals for the show. Read more »
If you need something to do Thanksgiving Break, get down at 4 concerts
If you don’t have plans for the Thanksgiving break, you’re in luck as 4 concerts rock the Syracuse area this week. Read more »
'The Land You’re On’: New podcast takes a deep dive into SU’s land acknowledgement
SU faculty and students collaborated to create “The Land You’re On: Acknowledging the Haudenosaunee” podcast, educating the campus community about SU’s ancestral land and amplifying the voices of Indigenous students. Read more »
Tips and tricks to get the most out of Black Friday this year
Gearing up for Black Friday, The Daily Orange Culture staff compiled the ultimate list of tips and tricks to shop efficiently and respect your budget. Read more »
Wool Skateboards strives to unite Syracuse through skateboarding
The softest brand in skateboarding looks to keep the Syracuse community knit together through skating. Read more »
Learn about Syracuse history, go to a salve-making workshop and more events this week
Political journalism, indigenous heritage and an international guitar will all appear in events this week on and around the SU campus. Read more »
A brutally honest review of every freshman dorm
1000 stairs, constant construction and collective suffering — here are the unofficial rankings of SU freshman dorms. Read more »
Gobble up a holiday buffet, run a turkey trot at 4 Thanksgiving events in Syracuse
If you’re in need of something to do for Thanksgiving this year, go to one of the events around central New York to enjoy the holiday. Read more »
Up-and-coming rapper Nardo Wick is popularizing Florida gangster rap
Jacksonville native Nardo Wick brings maturity and humility to the rap game as one of its hottest, up-and-coming stars. Read more »
Student-run Broke Records provides exposure opportunities to emerging artists
SU Bandier students formed their own artist development company, Broke Records, offering seasoned veterans and new student talent to share their music with the world. Read more »
“You Matter, You Belong” celebrates 1st-generation students at Syracuse University
Get the latest Syracuse news delivered right to your inbox. Subscribe to our newsletter here. Rows upon rows of Syracuse University first-generation students and staff… Read more »
While full of exciting beats and bars, ‘Her Loss’ misses the mark of greatness
Drake and 21 Savage's new album, “Her Loss,” is an improvement from Drake’s previous works, but still misses the mark for a great album. Read more »
Embrace the cold by venturing to some of Syracuse’s winter hiking gems
Say goodbye to bleak, dismal winters and take in the beauty of central New York with these winter hikes. Read more »
This Election Day, young voters are turning to social media as a vital tool
With Election Day on Tuesday, students and experts say social media both informs and acts as a barrier to voters’ decisions. Read more »
