With a new roster for the spring semester, Black Reign Step Team has started practicing for upcoming performances. By spending hours both in and outside the studio perfecting routines, the group’s bond extends far beyond the stage. Read more »
The 2019 Syracuse Winterfest runs Thursday, Feb. 14 through Sunday, Feb. 23 in downtown Syracuse, featuring food competitions, cook-offs, music, treasure hunts and more Read more »
This Valentine’s Day is opening night for the hit musical “Mamma Mia!” at The Central New York Playhouse, a community theater located at ShoppingTown Mall.… Read more »
Whether you’re having a rough week or want to start the night out early, there are plenty of bars in Syracuse that make happy hour a must-do. Read more »
Tuesday night’s Salt City Showcase at Funk ‘n Waffles will feature local musicians and live painting. Read more »
Netflix’s new film “Velvet Buzzsaw” is a piece of abstract art gone wrong and an example of how not to make a satire piece. Read more »
Watch to see what drew thousands of visitors to the first-ever Winter Fair at the New York State Fairgrounds. Read more »
The first New York State Winter Fair wrapped up Sunday night. Thousands of guests packed the Expo Center for food, rides and live entertainment. Read more »
People’s Place, a not-for-profit student-run coffee shop located in the basement of Hendricks Chapel, celebrated its revamped kitchen space and menu with a grand reopening celebration Friday afternoon. The cafe, noted for its eclectic art designs and menu names, has been operating at Syracuse University since 1971. Read more »
Collins Barber & Beauty Shop, managed by Charleston Collins, celebrates 51 years of the family business this year. Read more »
MOVE@SPARK, a new dance studio at the Spark Contemporary Art Space, offers a variety of classes. Read more »
The New York State Winter Fair will be held at the New York State Fairgrounds’ Expo Center this weekend, featuring live entertainment, food and winter-themed competitions. Read more »
The reimagined Broadway tour of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s “Cinderella” takes the stage in Syracuse next week. The 2013 Tony Award-winning musical is an updated version of the classic 1957 film musical. Read more »
Tanisha Jackson, a professor of practice in Syracuse University’s department of African American studies, serves as the new executive director of the Community Folk Art Center. Read more »
As the surroundings around Collins Barber & Beauty Shop changes, the store is considered a hub for community engagement and youth motivation. Read more »
The Syracuse Abroad Office will host its Study Abroad Day to showcase more than 100 programs in 60 different countries through both SU and its World Partner programs. Read more »
ArtRage Gallery opened its newest exhibit this past weekend. Syracuse photographer Michael Greenlar’s work is part of ArtRage’s mission to advocate for social justice. Read more »
The work of four Syracuse University communications design students will be featured in the Winter 2019 issue of Creative Quarterly. Jackie Akerley, Sami Albert, Alison Emmel and Liz Tosi all had winning entries. Read more »
The Salt City Burlesque is gearing up for its “Sweet Valentease” show this weekend. Read more »
This year’s Sundance Film Festival proved to be simultaneously a success and a disappointment, thanks to the breakthrough performances by little-known indie films and the overhyping of star-studded productions. Read more »
With the 91st Academy Awards less than three weeks away, here are some of the behind-the-scenes stories and statistics from the 2019 Best Picture nominees. Read more »
The Harriet Tubman Home near Syracuse University offers a strong account of Tubman’s legacy and the Underground Railroad. Read more »
“Saturday Academy” at the 100 Black Men of Syracuse aims to help students develop emotionally, academically and socially through different programming. Read more »
Stefanie Grafstein first heard about BuzzFeed's VerticalU, a video creation workshop, from Maycie Timpone, the director of social media at BuzzFeed, who came to speak in her Newhouse class. Read more »
