Dancing, moshing and Syracuse sports pride at Mayfest
Neither rain nor sleet could dampen the mood at Mayfest. Check out highlights from indie rockers PUBLIC, EDM duo-turned-solo act Louis the Child and hip-hop artist Vince Staples. Read more »
Daily Archives: April 29, 2016
2nd-half run keys Syracuse's 9-5 win over Notre Dame to advance to ACC championship
No. 2-seeded Syracuse earned a trip to its second straight ACC championship game on Saturday night with a win over No. 3 seed Notre Dame. Read more »
Gallery: Mayfest in Walnut Park features live music, free food
Check out some of the best sights from Mayfest 2016 in Walnut Park. Read more »
Fast reaction: 3 takeaways from Syracuse's 10-7 win over North Carolina in ACC semifinals
Syracuse advanced to the ACC championship game by beating North Carolina on Friday night. UNC has the sixth-highest scoring offense in the country with 13.3 goals per game but was held to just seven. Read more »
Riley: Despite weather, Mayfest was lit
The performers at Mayfest kept the audience warm, from dancing to jumping, they had the crowd covered. Here is what happened at the concert in case you missed it. Read more »
From crowd surfing to Britney Spears covers, 5 Mayfest highlights
It may have rained at Mayfest but Walnut Park still filled up with crowds of people. Here are five things that happened on the concert stage. Read more »
Riley: Vince Staples's mom shoutout and other Mayfest highlights
Students crammed into Walnut Park to enjoy free food and live music Friday. Here are music columnist Emera Riley's first reactions to performances from Vince Staples, Louis the Child and PUBLIC. Read more »
Hundreds of students enjoy Mayfest and free food despite rainy weather
Hundreds of Syracuse University and non-SU students gathered in Walnut Park for Mayfest on Friday. They enjoyed free food, music and "swag." Read more »
Syracuse University students party in the rain outside Walnut Park on Mayfest
Many Syracuse University students chose to celebrate during Mayfest on Euclid Avenue and other surrounding streets before heading to Walnut Park for official Mayfest festivities. Read more »
Catch up on the week in local and state politics
Subpoenas were served to associates of New York City mayor Bill de Blasio and New York State began its search for a new State Police superintendent Read more »
Jaipuriar: Students have right, responsibility to protest problematic musicians
Student Life columnist Rashika Jaipuriar argues that students should speak out against offensive artists who are invited to perform on college campuses. Read more »
