Attendees honor Native Heritage Month with ribbon skirt-making
As a part of Native American Heritage Month, the Office of Multicultural Affairs hosted a ribbon skirt making workshop to share an important part of Indigenous culture. Read more »
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SU juniors look to normalize traditionally taboo topics with Moody Magazine
Student-founded Moody Magazine tackles taboo conversations to make SU a sex-postive campus and to create a safe space to break down barriers. Read more »
Everson Museum of Art highlights diverse work of CNY Artist Initiative recipients
The Everson Museum of Art hosted an event to showcase all the artists that were selected in the 2022 CNY Artist Initiative. Read more »
Baby Keem’s deluxe edition of ‘The Melodic Blue’ leaves fans eager for more
Baby Keem dropped a deluxe edition of smash hit album “The Melodic Blue,” jam packed with moshpit classics, soulful remixes and lyrical verses. Read more »
‘It’s inevitable’: Gloomy weather is coming, and so is seasonal depression
As winter approaches and the weather gets colder, students around Syracuse will start feeling the effects of seasonal affective disorder. Read more »
New juice shop Passion Fruit offers residents Iraqi flavors, healthy smoothies
New Syracuse juice shop Passion Fruit brings unique flavors from Asia and fresh, nutritious ingredients to its menu. Read more »
Abbott Elementary appeals to all audiences with creative, artistic approach
Emmy award winning show, “Abbott Elementary” shows there can still be success in scripted broadcast television. Read more »
1911 designer Autumn Danielle Dirks talks finding creative community in Syracuse
Autumn Danielle Dirks channels her creative passion into her graphic design career, finding community in the Gear Factory, and creating personal pieces to give back to the city. Read more »
Recognize Native Heritage Month at SU with 13 events
Celebrate Native Heritage month with a variety of events and discussions hosted by the Native Student Program and the Office of Multicultural Affairs. Read more »
Jennette McCurdy to headline University Union’s upcoming Performing Arts show
Jennette McCurdy will speak at University Union’s Performing Arts show on November 12. Read more »
Your perfect mix of classes for spring 2023
It’s that time of the semester, and class registration is just around the corner. The Daily Orange Culture Staff compiled a list of classes to choose for the Spring 2023 semester based on your favorite album from this year. Read more »
At SU, learning disability inclusion is a primary focus all year
As Learning Disability Awareness month draws to a close, inclusivity and stigma remain at the forefront of our minds, to accommodate the needs of all learners at SU. Read more »
Check out these 6 events in Syracuse this week
Sexual health, nerd culture, open mic and Día De Los Muertos are all represented in this week’s campus events. Read more »
Costly costumes: Students reflect on lack of sustainability during Halloween
Every year, countless Halloween costumes are bought and quickly discarded as students try their best to dress for the spooky holiday. Read more »
Alpacas from the Northeast come to NYS Fairgrounds for annual showcase
The New England Alpaca Owners and Breeders Association hosted an Alpaca Show and Competition including local farmers in the Northeast region and their best Alpacas. Read more »
Students share the importance of celebrating dead loved ones for Día de los Muertos
On November 1 and 2, Día de los Muertos will be celebrated by Syracuse students to honor and celebrate the lives of passed loved ones. Read more »
‘Black Adam’ is a fun watch, but falls short of being a strong superhero movie
DC’s latest superhero movie “Black Adam” led by Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, delivers as an action movie, but fails to go beyond surface level. Read more »
Students talk cultural appropriation, representation at ‘My Culture is not Your Costume’
With Halloween approaching next week, the Office of Student Living hosted a presentation and discussion, “My Culture is Not Your Costume” examining cultural appropriation and how to confront it when you face it on campus or anywhere in life. Read more »
Community members share experiences bridging religion, sexuality at Queer Faith
Monday night’s Queer Faith event explored the intersection of sexuality and religion to dispel homophobia in religion and create an empathetic, inclusive faith community. Read more »
Regions around the country to watch for new hip-hop, R&B talent
While hip-hop has strong roots in New York City, Los Angeles and Chicago, there are a few cities around the country that are making their own waves in the hip-hop/R&B genre. Read more »
SU students let their creativity, passions shine with podcasts
Students from around SU have made all kinds of podcasts as they try to express their interests and passions in their own way. Read more »
Community Folk Art Center to honor 50th anniversary Ailey II Dance Company performance
As the Community Folk Art Center celebrates its 50th anniversary, it welcomes Ailey II Dance Company to give a production that ‘encompasses almost all of the arts.’ Read more »
Wrap up World Pasta Month with this tasty take on ravioli
n honor of October being National Pasta Month, our food columnist has an original egg yolk and mushroom ravioli recipe to allow you to try your hand at pasta-making and craft a delicious, unique dish. Read more »
What your freshman Halloween costume says about you
You can tell a lot about a person from their Halloween costume. Our humor columnist goes through some of the most popular ones and the people most likely to wear them. Read more »
