A humble suggestion to the most powerful woman in the world right now.

A witty and dramatic tale of love, deception, and redemption where misunderstandings nearly ruin two romances—but all ends happily.

Are you boring, or are you just older?

From TikTok to Billboard appearances, Addison Rae is making moves. 

The times they are a-changin, but does anyone care?

15 tips and tricks on how to succeed in the horror genre. 

Chappell Roan is changing what it means to be a celebrity– and being criticized heavily for it.

Why we should all be more like Kendrick Lamar

Payments are transactional, your friendships shouldn’t be.

A look into how “Dazed” mixes legacy and innovation to create musical magic. 

How a Syracuse Architecture student is building community among young creatives, one party at a time.

These books will keep you hooked all season long.

Let’s go, lesbians, let’s go! (Just, maybe not to Spirit Halloween...)

Tarot cards, crystals, and covens are sooo in rn.

 If Syracuse Colleges were Halloween candy—and why you’d judge them for it.

Lana Del Rey marrying her alligator boyfriend just weeks after going public, makes a case for keeping your relationship to yourself.  

How to tell others you’re queer without actually telling others you are queer.

 Drop down yeah, put the camera flash on! (But, could you actually turn it off?)

“Failing with Style”- the ultimate guide to feeling busy while doing absolutely nothing.

Yes, it is okay to be an American in Europe.

You can take a girl to a rave, but you can’t make her dance… unless…

So many new projects yet so few new actors…

To be a woman is to perform.

Across the country, college students find home in cultural Greek organizations, but are still fighting for the same visibility as those that are predominantly white.

Guys, they’re pretty bad.

How did we all manage to do the same embarrassing stuff? 

SU sophomore Cait Sweeney tells Jerk about her tattoo business.

1, 2, 3, 4... we’re all screaming ‘cause we want some more

What’s in and what’s out this year at Syracuse

How to handle the negative undertone of the “girl dinner” trend.