Tag: College of Visual and Performing Arts
Maxwell experts discuss ongoing Russian-Ukrainian conflict in panel discussion
Syracuse University’s Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs held a panel discussion Monday afternoon on the ongoing Russian-Ukrainian conflict. Read More »
Student Association votes to switch to ranked choice voting elections
The bill details that ranked-choice voting will be used to elect the positions of president, vice president and comptroller. Read More »
SU Literacy Corps provide tutors for Syracuse schools, community groups
The Syracuse University Literacy Corps provides tutors to local school districts as well as programs such as the North Side Learning Center, Hillside and 100 Black Men of Syracuse. Read More »
SU students anticipate weekly ‘Euphoria’ episodes despite mixed reviews
Syracuse University students gave mixed reviews about the HBO original show “Euphoria.” Read More »
3 of Loretta Lynch's 53 recommendations for DPS remain incomplete year after report
DPS has completed 50 of its 53 resolutions created after the publication of Loretta Lynch's report one year ago. Read More »
17 SU departments earn Research Excellence Doctoral Funding
Syracuse University’s Graduate School announced the 17 academic departments that won Research Excellence Doctoral Funding for the next three academic years. Read More »
'Sender' humorously displays the challenging transition to adulthood
On Feb. 19, Syracuse Stage unveiled the play “Sender,” which is directed by Terrence Mosley and written by Ike Holter. Read More »
SU announces search committee for next permanent vice president for research
The vice president for research leads SU’s research enterprise and reports directly to the provost. Read More »
SU staff, faculty required by state to complete information security training
Syracuse University faculty and staff are required to complete a mandatory information security awareness training on MySlice before March 31. Read More »
SU resident advisers express feelings of being overwhelmed, overworked with duties
In an online survey conducted by The Daily Orange of RAs at SU, 28 of the 49 respondents indicated they are either unsatisfied or extremely unsatisfied with their compensation. Read More »
SU online programs receive top rankings in 2nd year of eligibility
SU’s business management degree, a partnership between the College of Professional Studies and the Martin J. Whitman School of Management, tied for eighth place for the best online business bachelor’s program. Read More »
SU humanity, arts subjects overlooked, faculty members say
Syracuse University faculty members raised concerns regarding lack of representation of humanities and arts departments in the university’s search committee for its new vice president for research. Read More »
Dawn Williams Boyd’s exhibit ‘Woe’ crafts fiber art into timeless historical portrayals
The fiber artist’s “Woe” exhibition includes works that critique the history of violence and injustice against Black Americans and will be available at the Everson Museum of Art until April 10. Read More »
119 Euclid hosts Trap and Paint event celebrating art, music for Black History Month
The event accompanied the opening of 119 Euclid’s Voices of the Heroes Artwalk, which got its name from the collaborative studio album by Lil Durk and Lil Baby. Read More »
SU's health and wellness fee among highest of peer institutions
Undergraduate students at Syracuse University paid a total of $1,671 in fees, divided by four categories, in the 2021-22 academic year. Read More »
Newhouse dean apologizes for Lunar New Year email
Newhouse School Dean Mark Lodato apologized in a statement Thursday for listing Hong Kong and Tibet in a list of countries alongside China in his Lunar New Year celebration email. Read More »
Futari exhibit serves as mirror into 16-year artistic relationship
The Futari (Two Persons) exhibit is on display at Light Work Gallery until March 10 and features photography from Pixy Liao, whose work is often inspired by her partner Takahiro Morooka. Read More »
‘No Emoji for Ennui’ questions the cost of utopia in new Light Work exhibit
Light Work and the Everson Museum are collaborating to showcase “No Emoji for Ennui,” an Urban Video Project film. Read More »
SU alumna Victoria Montalbano discusses new Star Wars-themed solo show
The Daily Orange sat down with storyteller Victoria Montalbano to discuss her new solo show, “The Princess Strikes Back: One Woman’s Search for the Space Cowboy of Her Dreams.” Read More »
Adam McKay’s ‘Don’t Look Up’ is too forthright to be satirical
While Adam McKay’s “Don’t Look Up” sheds light on the American government and media’s inadequate response to environmental issues, Screentime columnist Sam Rivo says the film is too on the nose to be an effective satire. Read More »
First Year Players hold auditions for ‘Grease’
After a year of virtual performances, First Year Players will begin auditions for their rendition of Grease. Read More »
'Kusama: Infinity' film kicks off Everson’s ‘Behind the Artist Film Series’ talk
The Everson Museum of Art is kicking off its "Behind the Artist Film Series" with a film about Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama. Read More »
Prepare to faint at Steve-O’s triple X-rated comedy show Wednesday night
Ahead of Steve-O’s stand-up comedy show at the Westcott Theater next Wednesday, he spoke with The Daily Orange about his experiences with stand-up and the upcoming show. Read More »
How photography's presence at SU has shifted throughout time, social media
Photography’s presence on SU’s campus has shifted as cameras become more widely available through new technology, but professors and local businesses still look back on the art form itself and analog cameras’ role in the craft. Read More »