APPreciation: Shazam
Lollapalooza, Bonnaroo, Mountain Jam, Burning Man, Governor’s Ball and Sasquatch. It’s the season of festival announcements, and lineups are being finalized and publicized left and… Read more »
Writer archives: Claire Dunderman
Red House Arts Center puts on 'Noises Off,' a comedy of errors and a play within a play
Part of the fun of going to the theater is escaping from life for a brief moment in time. But instead of suspending reality, the… Read more »
The Food Network selects Cosmos Pizza & Grill's toasted honey bun sundae as a contender in Best College Eats bracket
As March Madness takes over campus, Cosmos Pizza & Grill is taking over the Food Network. The Food Network’s Cooking Channel recently released its own… Read more »
SU drama puts on Shakespearian comedy, 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'
Flirtatious maidens covered in flowers, lovers being duped and scandalous tales. This isn’t Spring Break. This is the Syracuse Stage and the College of Visual… Read more »
Secular Lifestyles
In religion, there are a variety of different words and terms used to describe someone’s belief system – Christian, Muslim, Hindu. [photos] In addition to… Read more »
APPreciation: Tip Master Tip Calculator
During Spring Break, there will probably be many group dates out to favorite bars and restaurants. However, there’s always that dreaded moment when finishing a… Read more »
APPreciation: Zumobi's Ski & Snow Report
With Nemo come and gone, the snow is here to stay. For skiers and snowboarders, knowing where and when to hit the slopes is a… Read more »
City of change: Innovation in urban education takes forefront of film screening, discussions at SU
The audience cheered as 14-year-old Jasanique Everson walked to the front of the room in Eggers Hall and took her place at the podium, smiling… Read more »
Blue Man Group shocks audiences with memorable musical acts
The Blue Man looked bewildered. He had already stuffed five marshmallows into his mouth, but his fellow Blue Man was still tossing marshmallows to him… Read more »
Q&A with Tyler Soltis, company manager of Blue Man Group
The Blue Man Group performed at The Landmark Theatre this weekend from Jan. 31-Feb. 3. The show is an ebullient collection of sights, sounds and… Read more »
Up and up: SU professor gains fame, critical acclaim with success of new book, 'Tenth of December'
Kurt Vonnegut. Anton Chekhov. George Saunders. While the last name may not be as famous, it soon will be. Saunders, an English professor in the… Read more »
Baby it's cold outside: As winter weather settles in, now's the time to bundle up and still look sharp
Once the last few remaining weeks of the semester and finals are done, sweatpants and sweatshirts can be shed in exchange for a variety of… Read more »
Syracuse offers many social options outside campus perimeter
Marshall Street, People’s Place, Schine Underground: All of these places are hangouts and venues for events that Syracuse University students frequently habituate. But students could… Read more »
DreamWorks CEO talks, inspires at forum hosted by USA Today
Turning outward to the audience in the Joyce Hergenhan Auditorium, Jeffrey Katzenberg told them to close their eyes and imagine the most beautiful thing in… Read more »
DreamWorks CEO discusses mentors, animation before participating in forum
Jeffrey Katzenberg is the CEO, co-founder and director of DreamWorks Animation SKG. The Daily Orange sat down with Katzenberg to talk about the business of… Read more »
Matt and Kim deliver dance-worthy show at the Westcott Theater
Kim Schifino stepped into the sea of lifting hands and was pushed up above the entire audience. The Westcott Theater speakers emitted a booming bass… Read more »
Students, parents celebrate Family Weekend at football game, other activities
As the last few seconds of the Syracuse football game ended, the crowd roared in excitement over the Syracuse win. This time was different that… Read more »
Zombie nation: Students battle undead outbreak in campus game of tag
When class gets out, the last thing students expect is to find someone in a headband and zombie makeup. Or seeing people walk across the… Read more »
Feminine touch: Some of SU's most successful women share their stories for Women of Achievement Month
Central New York is no stranger to serving as a home to strong women. In 1848, the Seneca Falls Convention spurred women to start the… Read more »
Cycling trip to commemorate U.S. Army veteran
In the span of just three days, six people will embark on journeys of 81.8 miles, 115 miles and 92 miles. In total, the distance… Read more »
Beatles fanatics come together for screening
The Beatles garner recognition from music listeners around the world. Almost everyone, fans or casual listeners, know the Fab Four. Through University Union Cinemas, Beatles… Read more »
Rent showmen sing, entertain way into audience's heart
From onstage, Anthony Rapp solemnly looked out into the crowd. The audience stayed quiet and respectful as Rapp recounted his story about losing his mother… Read more »
Rent showmen sing, entertain way into audience's heart
From onstage, Anthony Rapp solemnly looked out into the crowd. The audience stayed quiet and respectful as Rapp recounted his story about losing his mother… Read more »
'Rent' showmen sing, entertain way into audiences' heart
From onstage, Anthony Rapp solemnly looked out into the crowd. The audience stayed quiet and respectful as Rapp recounted his story about losing his mother… Read more »
