Striking accuracy, artistry in ‘Saturday Night’ outweighs its weak spots
Jason Reitman’s film, “Saturday Night,” may be the best film of the year, according to our movie columnist. The movie's fast-paced score matches its enticing tone. Read more »
Central New York
Syracuse sees highest rate of lead-contaminated water in decades
The National Resources Defense Council drafted a letter calling on city and state leaders to address high rates of lead-contaminated water. Read more »
Our humor columnist has all the do's, don'ts to conquer your freshman year
Our humor columnist guides Syracuse University freshmen through the do’s and don'ts to survive their first year on campus. Read more »
Enter another galaxy at Dazed, attend Sage Haus' 2nd DJ show this weekend
This week, student run venues Sage Haus and Dazed will host various musicians, from Ancient Spaceship to Jack McHale. Read more »
SNL’s Marcello Hernández to perform at Student Association’s Latine Comedy Night
Marcello Hernández to celebrate Latine Heritage Month and Mental Health Awareness Week for Student Association comedy show. Read more »
This year’s CNY Indigenous Peoples’ Day heals through celebration
This year’s central New York Indigenous Peoples’ Day festival took place in the Onondaga Nation Fieldhouse for the first time. Read more »
With Mickey’s Balloons, ‘the balloon lady’ is there for every memory
Luanne Richards spreads joy across the Syracuse area with her balloon company, Mickey’s Balloons, creating arches and life-sized Otto sculptures for Syracuse University. Read more »
SU, Puerto Rican students collaborate in environmental justice film
Students at Syracuse University and the Universidad del Sagrado Corazón collaborated virtually on “A Tale of Two Cities: Reclaiming Niagara Falls and Salinas,” a documentary spanning two places 2,000 miles apart. Read more »
New York’s apple orchards are back, better than ever
After a devastating season last year, apple orchards have regained their status as a staple of fall in central New York. Read more »
Syracuse Fashion Week designers hope to express their cultural roots
This year, Syracuse Fashion Week’s show, “Syracuse Style,” will feature 14 designers and over 100 models. Read more »
Workers’ Center of Central New York empowers immigrants through storytelling
Jessica Maxwell and Víctor María Chamán started off as volunteers and now work full time to spotlight central New York's immigrant community. Read more »
Opinion: Hurricane Helene foreshadows our climate's future
It’s clear that climate change impacts numerous communities in a variety of severe, unequal ways. To ensure its effects don’t continue to persist, we must listen to the experts. We can no longer ignore them, especially when the evidence is right in front of us. Read more »
‘La Vida Es Sueño’ immerses children in Spanish language, literature
La Joven Guardia del Teatro Latino’s production of “La Vida Es Sueño” in honor of Latine Heritage Month brought its young cast and the local community together. Read more »
Be cool when covering your eyes during a scary movie with these tips
Our humor columnist gives readers tips on how to handle watching scary movies, as the spooky season approaches. Read more »
Spike your tent at College Campout, see Ice Cube this fall break
Make the most of fall break by camping with fellow music lovers at “College Campout” or see Ice Cube perform rap hits from the '90s and 2000s. Read more »
Looking for prime fall foliage? Enjoy these 5 spots over fall break
Bring in the fall season by pedaling through tree-lined paths at the Erie Canal or driving through picturesque Adirondack Trail Scenic Byways. Read more »
Setnor Ensemble Series hosts wind, orchestra groups for autumnal performance
Syracuse University Symphony Orchestra and Wind Ensemble collaborated in the Setnor Ensemble Series to celebrate Latine composers. Read more »
Opinion: Voting for Kamala Harris will not make you less of a man
This responsibility does not lie solely with Harris, though. It also involves men snapping out of the illusion that voting for Harris is emasculating. Read more »
NY attorney general leads TikTok lawsuit coalition
New York Attorney General Leticia James announced a coalition of around a dozen state attorneys is filing lawsuits against TikTok. Read more »
Letter to the Editor: Bring acts of antisemitism to light
Document and expose the antisemitic behavior you experience, and if you can, go outside of SU to publicize antisemitic actions or the failure of college administrators to act. Read more »
Letter to the Editor: Division is not what will save the lives lost since Oct. 7
I can only hope that leaders in the Middle East and beyond can take a step back and look at all the facts before continuing to escalate this brutal conflict. Read more »
‘A Different Man’ reinserts beautifully strange imagination into cinema
Director Aaron Schimberg and production company A24 released “A Different Man,” a film of creativity and imagination. Read more »
‘The Shrouds’ explores grief with striking duality of tone
David Cronenberg’s newest film, “The Shrouds,” combines body modification and technology to convey grief's lasting impacts. Read more »
Pulso Central serves as CNY’s 1st Spanish-language radio station
Pulso Central, central New York’s first Spanish-language radio station, aired its first episode last month. Read more »
