Freshman Five: Off-campus restaurants offer unique alternatives to dining halls
The city of Syracuse, New York is full of great restaurants, and choosing just one can be difficult. But a good balance of price, quality… Read more »
Writer archives: Mike Mahardy
Paris Noir teaches influence of Black culture in City of Light
This four-part series spotlights four Syracuse University summer abroad programs and students’ experiences – part 4 of 4. Café de Flore sits on the corner… Read more »
Syracuse alumnus designs public artwork for local park
Thick white lines wind their way through a blue courtyard, creating a diagonal pattern that stretches from Salina Street to Fayette Street; this is Perseverance… Read more »
Taste of Syracuse draws restaurants, musicians to Clinton Square for two-day festival
In Syracuse’s early days, Clinton Square was the center for commerce and social gatherings, with vendors, shops and farmers’ markets lining the crossroads. And every… Read more »
A Walk to Remember: 50-year-old student to graduate after eight years
There’s a stack of papers on Christine Dunagan’s kitchen table. The edges of the sheets are wrinkled, the folds clearly creased from Dunagan’s routine inspections.… Read more »
Graduation caps show graduates' personality, creativity
With graduation around the corner, you most likely have your outfit already picked out and ready to go. But, you probably forgot about one of… Read more »
Welcome to the Parti: Architecture professor bridges function, aesthetics in exhibit
Jonathan Louie stands, hands on his hips, examining his latest architectural installation. The structure in front of him is a mixture of polished mirrors, hanging… Read more »
OCC artist produces album in Newhouse recording studio
Marcelle Haddix noticed Seth Colton’s talent almost before he did. The director of English Education at the Syracuse University School of Education met Colton when… Read more »
New art gallery unites artists, performers from campus to downtown
914Works is easy to miss. Most people walk right by the modest flat glass door, punctuated only by the white “914” at the center of… Read more »
