Imitation of Life

April 5th, 2016
Actor/producer Anthony Anderson came to Syracuse University last and talked about his journey from Compton to Hollywood. He broke down his own real-life Bro Mitzva endeavors as well as his Black-ish co-creator Kenya Barris' family life (Barris' wife is named Rainbow) and how they mine the details of their first generation mega success into story ideas.

Actor/producer Anthony Anderson came to Syracuse University this evening and recalled his journey from Compton to Hollywood (via Howard University). He broke down his own real-life bro mitzvah operation, as well as how he and his Black-ish co-creator Kenya Barris mine the details of their first-generation mega success into story ideas (Barris’s wife is named Rainbow). Anderson was a guest of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity for the Truth Be Told Program.

Spring in Syracuse is…Unpredictable

April 4th, 2016
Seeing Red

Seeing Red

Sign of the Times

April 2nd, 2016
James Street

James Street

Predictive Analytics

March 29th, 2016


Monday M.B.A. from Syracuse in Focus on Vimeo.

My Sister’s Songbook (part 3)

March 26th, 2016
Dashe Roberts

Dashe Roberts (2016 Women in Music Concert)

My Sister’s Songbook (part 2)

March 25th, 2016
Josanique Everson, student, Corcoran High

Josanique Everson, student, Corcoran High

My Sister’s Songbook

March 25th, 2016
Essence Cooper

Essence Cooper sang a tune by Amy Winehouse during CFAC’s Women in Music show on Thursday.

Conceptual Metaphor (X): Live show

March 25th, 2016
Anderson Paak and his band The Free Nationals performed in Syracuse on Wednesday.

Anderson Paak and his band The Free Nationals performed in Syracuse on Wednesday.

Throwback Thursday

March 24th, 2016
Syracuse promoter Tony Jett and comedian T.P. Hearn at the Hotel Syracuse almost 20 yrs ago.

Syracuse promoter Tony Jett (left) and comedian T.P. Hearn at the Hotel Syracuse almost 20 yrs ago.

When will SU get a Hip Hop Fellow?

March 24th, 2016
Harry Allen, writer, photographer and hip hop historian completed a two-day residence at Syracuse University and ended it by showing some of his vintage Golden Era pictures at Waston Theater last night.

Harry Allen, writer, photographer and hip hop historian completed a two-day residence at Syracuse University and ended it by showing some of his vintage Golden Era pictures at Waston Theater last night.