2 SU alumni talk evolution of their band Lore City, bringing new album to life
SU alumni want to spread unity and positivity through their new album dropping this month. Read more »
From the Studio
Senior class curates 21-piece exhibit portraying children throughout history
Professor Wayne Franits and his senior class curated and researched 21 pieces for “Days of Future Passed: Children in World Art.” Read more »
'GRRRLS TO THE FRONT' radio show celebrates female-focused punk movement
SU freshman Maria Antonia Villegas Botero is so passionate about riot grrrl music that she decided to start a radio show dedicated to it called “GRRRLS TO THE FRONT.” Read more »
Setnor students reflect on performing during COVID-19
Setnor Students Recital Series provides a platform for junior, senior and graduate students to perform. Read more »
Art exhibit portrays the Black experience through lens of one family
The exhibition, a representation of the African Diaspora, tells the stories of Lavett Ballard’s family and issues affecting the Black community. Read more »
WERW managers, performers gear up for annual launch party
WERW-AM will be hosting their annual Spring Lunch Party featuring hip-hop duo Coco & Clair Clair and rapper 645AR. Read more »
Former SU professor creates art out of food compost
Former SU professor Marion Wilson is creating art pieces out of compost like watermelon rinds. Read more »
Student displays drawings of superheroes, fictional characters in exhibit
Omari Odom worked with Light Work Gallery to install the exhibit, which features drawings and paintings of Harry Potter characters, Spider-Man and Power Rangers. Read more »
Artist opens studio space for Black creatives, plans doll making workshops
Jaleel Campbell, a multi-disciplinary artist, opened Jaleel Campbell Studios to be a place for Black creatives in Syracuse to gather. Read more »
‘A Waltz Between Worlds’ exhibition showcases students sculpting talents
“A Waltz Between the Worlds” combines the work of two artists who created sculptures from different types of materials, including cloth and foam. Read more »
SU alumna writes song for Young People’s Chorus of New York City project
Jordan Reynoso wrote a song called “Grown” reflecting on her experience growing up and how things have changed over time. Read more »
Sound Beat: Access Audio creates audiobook with InclusiveU students
InclusiveU students work with Sound Beat: Access Audio, whose latest project is an audio adaptation of a book about the Ashokan Reservoir. Read more »
SU professor creates rugs to document mother’s illness, womanhood
Ann Clarke is displaying her exhibit “Lessons of Empathy in Wonderland” at the Schweinfurth Art Center through January. Read more »
SU students release music about self-reflection, social justice
Anish Ghosh and Afamefuna Onyebadi have released music inspired by COVID-19 and the Black Lives Matter movement. Read more »
Photo exhibit displays effects of trade embargo in Cuba
Joe Guerriero’s exhibit “Waiting for Normal” explores the impact of the United States’ trade embargo on people and society in Cuba. Read more »
SU Records offer students hands-on experience in music industry
SU Records, which started 20 years ago, provides students an opportunity to get hands-on experience in the music industry. Read more »
SU alumna creates Redefining Ambition podcast about female leadership
Jamie Vinick created The Women’s Network podcast, which discusses topics such as imposter syndrome and sexual harassment of women in the workforce. Read more »
Syracuse band CANDY to release new single Sept. 30
After “Reason to Rewind,” the band plans to release additional music in the coming months. Read more »
SU student releases debut single ‘Warmer,’ plans winter EP
Rachel Bershad released the song on Sept. 4 and has an EP titled “New Jade” in the works. Read more »
Newhouse students run record label out of Watson Hall
Twenty-08 Records, which produces music across multiple genres, hopes to release more long-form projects this semester. Read more »
Political cartoonist displays paintings at ArtRage Gallery
A response to President Donald Trump’s time in office, Tim Atseff’s exhibit features one work for each of the seven deadly sins. Read more »
‘In Solidarity’ exhibit documents protests against police brutality
Photographs taken at protests in Syracuse this summer will be shown at an exhibit at Light Work’s Hallway Gallery. Read more »
SU dance groups prepare virtual activities
SU dance groups are turning to virtual auditions, rehearsals and performances for the fall semester Read more »
Art galleries, museums prepare to reopen
Local art galleries such as ArtRage and the Syracuse University Art Museum are preparing to host in-person exhibits for the first time since closing in March. Read more »
