SU’s Pride Union annual drag show serves us drama and a death drop.
Salter is not only a host but a life coach for Good Life Youth Foundation, a nonprofit in Syracuse that supports at-risk youth.
Spring has Arrived: Tank Top Takeover. A Guide to Must-Haves in Your Wardrobe
The popular HBO show grants us a window into a world of retreats in paradise and an impeccable selection of outfits.
Spring is here, and whether it’s in a dorm, house, or apartment, with a new season just upon us, analyze how you can clean, organize, curate, and maybe even prepare for move-out to declutter and start fresh for the new season.
Oftentimes classes will be moved off of campus, rather than in the expected classroom or campus setting, learn how this is often a unique experience for students.
Discover the countless ways Syracuse University students are shaping trends so you can stay ahead of what’s about to take over
How The Depop Community is Transforming Consumer Habits: Advice from Rezi Ubogu, A Successful Vintage Seller on Depop and Beyond.
A guide to staying resilient when the future feels uncertain, because the ideal job may be closer than you think.
The self-help loungewear space has begun to dominate streetwear fashion, taking kind phrases and sporting them on outfits, “text me when you get lonely” is one of the most popular phrases found.
After 18 years as a pro wrestling villain, Ben Duerr is bringing his talent to a dank new industry, as one of New York’s first cannabis entrepreneurs.
As sober curiosity grows, students are redefining fun on their terms – yet shifts in substance use tell a more complex story.
No matter the weather, here are the best staple clothing items for a spring break suitcase.
SU’s African Student Union and the Fashion Design Society partnered for the annual showcase of original designs.
Disparities in healthcare access for women are taking an emotional toll.
High energy performances and extravagant outfits ruled the Pride Union drag stage.
The rise of the borg on college campuses.
Recycling isn’t as hard as it seems, especially when you break it down and learn about Onondaga County’s resources.
The weather is warming up, and students are dressing for the occasion.
As the clock counts down on another academic year, here are some things you’ll want to make sure you do before summer break.
Apple’s health apps might do more harm than good for our mental health.
Refresh your manicure for spring by trying nine of the season’s top trends.
How serious is the modeling world about body positivity?
How likes, comments and follower counts translate into a salary.
These five fashion designers of color created stunning Academy Awards looks.
The Oscars concluded the awards season circuit as the celebrities gathered in the best fashions to celebrate Hollywood’s biggest night.
In the packing frenzy to leave your campus life for the next week, don’t forget these must-have items.
Social media is an increasingly popular tool for health advice, but it’s hard to vet for legitimate advice.
Syracuse will host its 19th annual Dining Weeks from March 1 to March 15 with over 50 participating restaurants.
The new beer hall combines cutting-edge technology with a universally-beloved beverage.
From fashion to Five Nights at Freddy’s, these Black social media gurus are worth the follow.
From a vegan eatery to a hair salon, check out these independent shops and restaurants around Syracuse.
Although there are numerous statistics that report how much Gen Z values sustainable clothing, they still buy from fast fashion brands known to be bad for the environment.
Almost a year since opening, a Black-owned business is proving to be a place of support and connections.
How to celebrate Valentine’s Day with your friends before or after but not necessarily on Feb. 14.
Ten romantic plans for you and your s/o’s celebration of love on Tuesday.
Whether it’s water or something more you’re imbibing, games from Pong or Cheers to the Governor can warm up a chilly winter gathering.
The beloved ’70s shoes are making a comeback this winter.
The call for a more diverse representation of body types has taken a toxic turn.
A deeper dive into what was once the “No. 1 party school” in the United States.
Jewish and non-Jewish students find a sense of community in kneading and baking dough at Challah for Hunger’s bake event.
Sweet treats bring old and new students to celebrate food, culture, and community.
It’s been a long time since students have had to face real finals. Here are some tips for getting back into the swing of things.
A conversation with the Syracuse University student and author of ‘And This One is Not About Survival.’
How to keep a fun event with your friends from becoming a stress-inducing nightmare.
SU students donned masks and ballroom attire for a night of dancing, desserts and decadence.
As an artist, Syracuse University alumna Maggie Olive created “Where Did I Go” to reflect on her experience with OCD and ADHD.
Modern day witchcraft is far from broomsticks and pointy hats.
A self-reflective documentary dedicated to confronting an unhealed wound of a family made during the COVID pandemic.
Actors blur the lines between horror and reality at Frightmare Farms Haunted Scream Park.
The ‘Freshman 15’ placs a toxic emphasis on body weight and could promote unhealthy eating habits for college freshmen.
Nora Ephron’s collection of essays, while at times witty, disappoints for a writer of such talent and accolades.
If the clock is ticking and you still don’t have a costume, here are six ideas for easy yet creative Halloween looks.
From Buried Acorn to Willow Rock, there is no shortage of local autumn brews on tap in the Syracuse area.
Students experiencing academic burnout share their techniques for fighting it and give suggestions for professors to keep students motivated.
Curl up in a cozy blanket with your favorite autumnal beverage and one of these frightening reads.
Certain trends have been on the rise this autumn—this is how SU students make the looks their own.
Syracuse University’s African Student Union put on a fashion show of energy and grandeur.
While not opposed to getting the newest booster shot, many SU students have grown more lax in the face of the coronavirus.
This year’s Halloween looks are going to be spanning the ‘Don’t Worry Darling’ styles of the ’60s to the aviators and mustaches of ‘Top Gun: Maverick.’
‘Fall Fling’ and ‘High Fashion’ explore local designers’ take on seasonal attire and social topics through two stunning shows.
Anshul Roy, a Syracuse University master’s student and self-taught photographer, meshed macroscopic and microscopic elements to create his work.
Rivka Galchen’s novel puts a creative twist on the classic lore of the Salem Witch Trials.
This dairy-free apple pie recipe lightens up a classic fall favorite without losing that cozy flavor
Looks were served at Syracuse University’s semester kick-off concert, here are the top three trends.
The ‘iCarly’ star’s recounts of abuse and its physical and mental aftermath shatter the idolization surrounding child actors.
In a quest to address a Parkinson’s disease diagnosis, Jim Cooke discovered the benefits of Rock Steady Gym boxing in Syracuse, New York.
With as many as 120 RVs on a given day, the annual event provides fairgoers a home and unique perspective.
The country’s fastest-growing sport is making noise among over 1,000 enthusiastic local players.
As plant-based milk grows in popularity, society is changing the way it thinks of dairy milk, and American dairy farmers are changing how they operate.
Since revealing her pregnancy in January, Rihanna is not just embracing maternity fashion but redefining it.
Syracuse University’s Fashion and Design Society hosted its spring/summer 2022 fashion show on April 30 in Schine Underground.
After returning to in-person learning, stress and mental health problems are affecting SU students, causing them to seek psychiatric assistance.
Leopoldine Core’s collection of short stories explores the complexities of life through human connection and emotion.
Syracuse University fashion design majors showcased their senior collections at the Nancy Cantor Warehouse in the sold-out fashion show on April 22.
Students competed in the slam poetry final hosted by Verbal Blend and emceed by Rudy Francisco on April 13.
Commentary: Growing up half-Japanese, half-white, I struggled with my Asian features — until I left home.
In Fonda Lee’s fantasy novel, two Japanese gangs fight skirmishes for control in the capital of Kekon, using magic gifted to them by jade to enhance their strength, speed, and general power.
Moody Mag: A new self-love and sex-positive magazine with its sights on taking over Syracuse University.
Author Dawnie Walton offers a look into her writing career that has led to a highly touted debut novel.
Rob Sheffield’s memoir tells the heartbreaking journey of love and loss — accompanied by playlist-worthy song recommendations.
As the end of the semester rapidly approaches, many feel anxiety about securing a job or internship. Here are some resources for finding your perfect position.
From activists to philanthropists to pioneers, these women left immensely positive legacies both in Syracuse and across the nation.
“RuPaul’s Drag Race” queens host Pride Union show as three students dance, dive and death-drop for the crown.
Syracuse University student walks through the transformation into Dirty Lucciano for SU Pride Union’s 20th annual Drag Show finals.
In The House in the Cerulean Sea, a magical social worker faces their biggest challenge yet during a long visit to an island orphanage.
The rise of fast fashion has damaging effects on the planet. But as the new season brings new trends, you don’t have to contribute to climate change to love your clothes.
50 local restaurants are offering special menus and pricing during this year’s annual Downtown Syracuse Dining Weeks, happening now through March 13.
Undiagnosed neurological disorders can have long-lasting repercussions in life, but the narrative is changing.
Jacqueline Woodson’s must-read fiction explores family, loss, love and the Black experience.
These recipes highlight the global pervasiveness of curry, and show that regardless of which country or region created the dish, it will taste great.
Passersby on Marshall Street gave a wide range of answers to describe the feeling of love.
Commentary: This writer’s boyfriend burned their Valentine’s Day steaks, and their relationship turned to ash.
Makeup, food and activities inspired by the HBO show can enhance your weekly viewing experience.
Use expert advice on letter choice, vowel placement and syllable sounds to win every game.
The City of Brass by S.A. Chakraborty takes readers on an action-packed journey with warriors, royalty and magic.
Staying warm doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice your personal style.
Organizations like Syracuse’s Luna Cafe and Oakland’s Cat Town provide support and care for cats on their journeys to forever homes.
While some at-home DNA test users get confirmation about who they are, others end up questioning their whole identity.
The demographic has historically been left out of the luxury space, but rappers and designers are making it more inclusive and accessible.
The Syracuse University FADS president and creative director talks about a childhood recipe she rediscovered while quarantining on South Campus.
Learn more about five Syracuse bakeries close to SU’s campus known for cakes, pies, cannolis, cupcakes and more.
The intersection of social media influencers and the world’s top online retailer has created a powerful digital force.
SUNY-ESF alumni Sam Greulich on adapting his cooking style to vegetarian for his friends.
Talia Shenandoah, the founder of Salt City Burlesque who goes by the stage name “Harlow Holiday” found a way to perform after COVID-19 pandemic setbacks.
Campus pop-up events give campus creatives an outlet to showcase and sell their products to the student community.
The former sous chef and 21-year-old college student discusses her time on the line and how she cooks dishes from her childhood.
The Syracuse Fashion and Design Society (FADS) returned with Biotic Wonders, its first in-person show since 2019.
In this debut episode, producer Abby Fritz discusses cooking for those you love with Angie Alberto.
Students celebrate their creative passions at the first in-person holiday art sale since the pandemic.
SU Food Services hosts Nestle Professional Chef Alex Dino in Sadler Hall, where he prepares and serves plant-based dishes to students.
There’s nothing like a home-cooked, fall-inspired meal to enjoy the season’s peak.
Syracuse is home to an eclectic community of album lovers, dedicated to the authentic audio experience and the nostalgia culture of records.
SU junior Amanda Kruman turned her quarantine into @fullywyred, a booming Instagram jewelry business.
Syracuse University senior started her own small cake business, “Lunch Box Cakes by Zo,” right out of her apartment.
Familiar pumpkin activities and cuisines have been around since August, but there are so many more unique pumpkin-related activities and products you must try this season.
Rip the Runway fashion show delivered The Met Gala experience this year with live music, dance, and fashion in Syracuse’s Goldstein Auditorium.
Skip the shopping trip with one of these four easy Halloween costumes.
As the leaves change and chilly weather ensues in Central New York, students are ditching light layers for fall favorites.
Significant environmental impacts of producing clothing have designers at Syracuse University looking for alternatives.
Author Eric Pallant’s recently published “Sourdough Culture: A History of Bread Making from Ancient to Modern Bakers” explores the many wonders of the bread—from both historical and culinary lenses.
Syracuse is home to an endearing collection of vintage and antique stores with unique finds.
Behind the scenes and into the brains of the creatives that make Syracuse Fashion Week possible.
The Barnes-Hiscock mansion event features eclectic trends and encourages charity support.
As the pandemic’s social isolation increased, fandoms emerged and forged unlikely connections.
Syracuse Fashion Week commenced the first night of its annual festivities for the first time in person since the start of the pandemic.
With the return of in-person instruction, many students are overwhelmed and unmotivated. We gathered expert tips to overcome these obstacles.
After a social media post went viral and exposed sexism at a Boston brewery, a wave of change took place across Syracuse’s brewing industry to combat sexual harassment and discrimination in the workplace.
Students are happy to trade in Zoom class for in-person lectures, and loungewear for funky fashion as they strut across campus.
Luna Café, a sanctuary for cats and unique cuisines, welcomes folks and felines alike.
New York’s annual state fair ushered in a wide array of food vendors and specialty snacks, adding flavor to the annual festivities.
We tried a variety of wine slushies at the New York State Fair so you don’t have to!
What Syracuse experts think about Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies following April’s surge
SU graduating senior Bailey Levin combined her personal style with Victorian art and architecture elements to create her final collection.
The Wheelchair QB: An entrepreneurship course has students without disabilities collaborating on innovative solutions with InclusiveU students.
The uncertainty of the pandemic has impacted the set up and number of summer internship opportunities available to undergraduate students, but there are still ways to use your break wisely.
Vishwas Paul reflects on how rewarding his job as a student mentor was, despite the numerous challenges he faced during his tenure.
SU neuroscience and psychology sophomore Shockey Sanders says her social media presence has made her more comfortable with herself.
From all in-person meetings and shows Syracuse University’s fashion student organization has revamped how they operate during the pandemic.
The November Project Syracuse hosts free weekly workouts for community members outside, no matter the weather.
The Wheelchair QB: Helena Schmidt, who has cerebral palsy, and Alison Gilmore, SU sport analytics freshman, use their disabilities to their advantage through advocacy.
Despite the pandemic, SU was able to send a small group of architecture students to study in Florence, Italy, this semester.
Throwing out our spring quarantine attire, our closets may need a serious makeover. Here are some of the latest clothing do’s and don’t’s for spring 2021.
Many students are learning how to read tarot cards to help guide themselves and their friends through the uncertainty that life has brought in abundance over the past year.
The Wheelchair QB: In a Q&A with The NewsHouse, Kuusisto advocates for the disability community’s involvement in diversity initiatives.
As temperatures rise and COVID restrictions continue, Central New York offers a wide range of safe attractions that you must go to this spring.
The Wheelchair Quarterback: During Autism Awareness Month this April, advocates say awareness alone is not enough to improve inclusivity.
Starting March 28, National Cleaning Week promotes a clean lifestyle to improve mental and physical health.
TikTok has been a major source of new recipes and meal ideas for many of its users, including foodies and beginners in the kitchen.
SU student Maggie D’Amaro says the condition she’s had since age nine has only made her stronger.
The Wheelchair Quarterback: Syracuse University’s newly-adopted learning strategy greatly benefits students with disabilities.
Take time to prioritize your physical and mental health during National Nutrition Month by improving your relationship with food.
Bella Borek, marketing sophomore and founder of Reworked Clothing, started her business over the summer.
Graduate student Kennedy Hagens and seniors Damilola Olatunji and Justine Hastings are opening doors for Black women on campus through campus involvement.
