With Halloween approaching next week, the Office of Student Living hosted a presentation and discussion, “My Culture is Not Your Costume” examining cultural appropriation and how to confront it when you face it on campus or anywhere in life. Read more »
Wear your best Halloween attire or participate in religious activities at these 6 events for the coming week. Read more »
Syracuse is ready to be tricked and treated to a variety of events and celebrations for the spookiest week of the year. Read more »
Werewolf by Night” deviates from the standard Marvel superhero plotline, delivering a chilling film, reminiscent of classic horror movies. Read more »
University Union and Orange After Dark announced their 2022 Cinemas lineup, with new and upcoming films free to students and staff. Read more »
SU’s LGBTQ Resource Center is based on the first floor of the Schine Student Center and offers a variety of resources to students. Read more »
Halloween costumes create a lot of waste when students only wear them once on “Halloweekend,” our fashion columnist writes. Luckily there are a lot of ways to repurpose them. Read more »
Syracuse University's Department of Public Safety reported an assault on Euclid and Ostrom Avenues early Sunday morning. Read more »
SU students should have the decency to thoughtfully determine whether a costume is offensive or stereotypical. Read more »
At Marketplace on James, people can buy and read vintage comics while drinking coffee and trying quirky baked goods like “taco muffins.” Read more »
SU's quarantine housing in the Sheraton Syracuse University Hotel is not currently filled. Read more »
The multiplayer game has become a popular social activity this semester, with many SU students playing Among Us to connect with and compete against friends. Read more »
Syracuse hair salons have implemented safety protocols including air filtration systems and increased cleaning to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Read more »
The pandemic has interrupted Halloween plans, but festivities such as the CMC Haunted House and drive-through trick or treat, have continued with safety precautions. Read more »
Screen Time columnist Patrick Gunn says that the series uses flashbacks and monologues to portray complex characters with tragic pasts. Read more »
Boyer, an Uber and Lyft driver, had been offering free candy to riders in his car since he started driving. It landed him the nickname "The Candyman." Read more »
“Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein” and Roald Dahl’s "Matilda The Musical” will be among the many productions in the new season. Read more »
“The Crucible” based on the Salem witch trials will be performed at Syracuse Stage. The show will run from Nov. 8-17. Read more »
The Daily Orange Opinion section asked students on the Quad their thoughts on whether people should feel comfortable wearing revealing costumes. Read more »
DPS said there is no evidence to support rumored threats of sexual assault against SU sorority members. Read more »
Gender and sexuality columnist Mallory Stokker argues that the judgements we make on Halloween night reflect the sexist and constrictive attitudes we project onto women the other 364 days of the year. Read more »
Screen time columnist Patrick Gunn calls “The Lighthouse” a weird, exhausting ride in the best way. Read more »
Patrick Gunn argues there are much better films centered around Halloween that you could be watching this season than Hocus Pocus. Read more »
The second year of Witches Workshops will take place at Julie’s Cauldron in Kirkville, New York on Oct. 26 at 6 p.m. Read more »
