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Celebrating traditions, culture, and the madness of March

It's Thursday's newsletter here catching you up on all the news you missed while getting ready for spring break. SU celebrated Caribfest while the local Irish community embraced the return of the annual Green Beer Sunday tradition at Coleman's Authentic Irish Pub. Gear up for spring with our tips on how to curb overconsumption while staying in style. Also, for anyone looking for a book over break, read our review on The House in the Cerulean Sea to see if this fantasy novel is for you.

March 10, 2022

Caribfest celebrates culture again after
two years of COVID cancellations

Story and Photos by Toluwanimi Fajolu .
SU crowned a new Mr. and Mrs. Caribfest at this year's Caribbean Festival Sunday at Goldstein, which was hosted by TikTok comedian Ojay Suave.

THIS WEEK'S SYRACUSE NEWS

ACC Tournament: Syracuse basketball's upset bid fell short against Duke without Buddy Boeheim.
The Syracuse Downtown Dining Week deals at local restaurants come to a close on Sunday, March 13.
Hasan Minhaj performed his new act "The King's Jester" at the Landmark Theatre last Thursday.
Syracuse lacrosse had a good Sunday with the women's team pulling off a comeback win against No. 7 Duke and the men's team retaining the Kraus-Simmons Trophy with an 18-16 win over Hobart.

CAPTURING CUSE:

Story and Photos by Kayla Breen

Syracuse's Green Beer Sunday maintains tradition, celebrates memories

Patrons gathered at Coleman's Authentic Irish Pub for Syracuse's annual Green Beer Sunday for the first time in two years.

QUOTE OF THE WEEK:

"A lot of artists are just another breed, and they're exceptional. I like to surround myself with them when I can."

– Kevin Lucas on stepping back into the art community

Read the coverage of Lucas' return by Fiona Hurless.

Producer's Pick:
Curbing overconsumption this spring
Presented by Gianna Valente
Dying for a new closet but wanting to be eco-friendly? We have tips for you to stay in style and save the planet.

WEEKEND WATCH:

The House in the Cerulean Sea

Book Review by Ashley Clemens

The book follows government agent Linus Baker as he checks up on the living conditions of magical children at the Marsyas Island Orphanage.

About The NewsLetter

This week's NewsLetter was produced by Matthew Benson.

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