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'The Gondoliers' an unpleasant ride for audience

Review: SU Opera Theatre's production suffers from maturation and casting issues.
Whiteboard Video: Cincinnati's fourth down touchdown

Halftime Snack's Kyle Leach explains how a botched field goal attempt turned into another TD in last week's game against Cincinnati.
A tribute to Bill Glavin

The longtime magazine professor will forever be in the hearts of thousands of Newhouse students.
Miracle on F Street: The Night the Hoya's Were Destroya'd

It's not time for March Madness quite yet but last Thursday night in D.C., Cuse fans were definitely ready for the Big Dance. (A fan experience story)
The Birth of "Big Boeheim"

When Pat Manley made a giant cutout of Syracuse Basketball coach Jim Boeheim's head, he wasn't planning to start a phenomenon.
Simply the Best

Kris Joseph and Arinze Onuaku lead No. 3 Syracuse to a 22-1 record and the team's best start ever with an 85-68 win over Providence.
Without him

A SU photojournalism senior shares the heartache, rage and raw emotions that have enveloped her past two years since her 18-year-old brother died.
Harry holds court

After working for over six decades as a Syracuse Athletics usher, one of SU's most loyal fans reflects on life, cancer and Orange Pride.
A protest for gay rights

More than 75 SU students fight back against the anti-gay message of two local residents.
Tough Questions: Find the Syracuse trivia night that's right for you

Head to one of the many local, bar-hosted events to bond with friends over beer while stepping up your knowledge of pop culture, geography, and American history minutiae.
A journalist's confrontation with the cops

Covering a fairly routine sidewalk protest near SU turns contentious.
Laying new groundwork at Hendricks Chapel

The Rev. Tiffany Steinwert, the first female dean of Hendricks Chapel, is laying the groundwork for the future of SU institution.
Can you repeat that?

Syracuse continues its 7-game winning streak against rival Georgetown in a boisterous Dome.
Skin deep

SU sophomore Alicia Aiello only grew stronger after being diagnosed with a disease that attacked her intestines and colon.
Explore Tipperary Hill

This traditionally Irish pocket of Syracuse hosts more than a few pubs.
Overflowing with books

SU students, library officials and others discuss one of the library's growing challenges: Too many books.
Whiteboard Video: Delone Carter's 4th quarter TD

Halftime Snack breaks down the Orange's final score against Akron.
Future contributors of The NewsHouse: Join us for our Open House!

Anyone interested in contributing to this site, gaining some relevant experience and meeting some like-minded people should join us Wednesday, Jan. 30, at 4 p.m. in the CMR (Room 253 of Newhouse 3).
Steve Aoki blows power fuses

Review: Even with four power outages at The Westcott Theater, electro-house DJ Steve Aoki kept a sold-out crowd rolling hard.
Who is SU's top bachelor?

We were looking for the B.B.O.C -- Best Bachelor on Campus -- and you can help decide between our two contenders.
Into the cave

SU Outing Club caving chair Jaclyn Mace shars her love of the underworld during an exploration of the Clarksville Cave near Albany.
Commencement controversy

Student protests against JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon gain attention from university administration, national media outlets.
Strong Hearts Cafe

The only all-vegan cafe in upstate New York offers an eclectic menu and a home for revolutionary spirits and activists.
A candid chat with Ira Glass

The host of 'This American Life' discusses story inspirations, being interviewed and why he avoids Twitter.
Keepers of our parks

Residents strive to maintain Thornden and Westminster parks as vital green spaces for SU's neighboring communities.
Breakdance 101 with the Beat Munchers

Meet some of the hottest B-boys on Syracuse University's campus. Wanna learn how to be a B-boy or B-girl, too? Watch for a "how-to" move that will have all your friends ooh-ing and ahh-ing.
Bounce houses, beer and glitter make for Mayfest 2013 memories

Commentary: Syracuse University senior Jillian D'Onfro describes her last Mayfest and thinks back on past years' celebrations.
Beyond her skin: 11-year-old girl does not let disease define her

A Jamesville fifth grader with a rare genetic skin disorder fights her pain with positivity and strength.
A look back on Nancy Cantor's career

Syracuse University's 11th chancellor worked to promote closer ties between the university and city, supporting outreach and cultural projects to benefit both communities.
He would walk 2,180 miles

Paul Longchamps, a light bulb changer for SU, will begin the 2,180-mile trek of the Appalachian Trail in February.
Student overcomes eating disorder, becomes church chef

Mayra Najera struggled throughout her teenage years with an eating disorder. Her new outlook on food prompted her to create healthy meals for local children.
An SU alum's journey from fighting to freedom

As Paul Ariik dragged an AK-47 on Sudanese soil, he never imagined he'd one day earn both a bachelor's and a master's degree in America.
'A Few Good Men' overcomes opening night jitters

Review: Aaron Sorkin's play, performed by Not Another Theater Company, lives up to its name.
Juice Jam 2011 lineup pairs something new with more of the same

Rapper B.o.B. and Swedish DJ Avicii will co-headline the semester-opening concert Sept. 11 at Skytop Field.
A cup of 'Cuse

With exams, all-nighters and long days right around the corner, here is a list of some of Syracuse’s serious brews worth sipping.
Camp Bisco Day Three: Daytime at the festival, Ween and lightning strikes

Day Three ended prematurely but Ween was among the interesting highlights.
Shadow jumping

A rare skin conditions keeps Craig Leppert in the dark.
April Fools'

The 1st day of April, and a time to fool your friends.
Point, Pay, Eat

There's no place like McDonald's when searching for comforts of home in Beijing
Public Radio Rock Star

'This American Life' host Ira Glass offers Syracuse advice on storytelling and winning audiences back from 'commentary' shows.
Treat yourself this Halloween

You're too old to be trick-or-treating so consider these for the scariest day of the year.
Midnight Madness 2009

Orange basketball fans watch new faces, shining stars and returning heroes at the annual celebration, while Jim Boeheim shows up in a police car.
Students get 'flashed' at Schine

A 'flash mob' staged by a Syracuse musical theater group provides the student center with an impromptu dance performance.
Top 5 Most Overrated Bands of 2009

There was a lot of great music in 2009, but some bands didn't deserve the hype.
Don't give up the fight

The Icon and The Axe bring some "Propaganda" to Aux Records
Why we smoke?

Today's college students were raised on anti-tobacco campaigns and smoking bans, yet many still get hooked on cigarettes.
SU senior dies after being struck by a car in New York City

Jason Morales, who was studying in the Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics, was completing his senior capstone in NYC.
Dum Dum Girls, Math The Band to please Syracuse indie fans

Los Angeles garage rockers and New England punk rockers will come to The Schine Underground on Oct. 11 with support from Dumb Talk.
The life and times of the Syracuse logo

Over the years, Syracuse University's changing logo reflects a desire to find a brand that will stand out from the rest.
Cornel West: The journey from superficial to substantial

Activist spoke to SU students and community members about the new youth movement and how revolutionary change must begin with young people.