‘Almost, Maine’ kicks off Redhouse Arts Center’s 2019 season
“Almost, Maine” opens on Thursday and runs until Feb. 3 at the Redhouse Arts Center. The show is a series of nine vignettes with a common theme: life is short. Read more »
Culture
The Academy Awards’ list of nominees lacks women representation
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced this year’s Academy Awards nominees — and unsurprisingly, the list has a disheartening lack of women. Read more »
The Baldwinsville Theatre Guild kicks off 77th anniversary with ‘Spelling Bee’ musical
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” will run through Feb. 2 at the Presbyterian Education Center. The comedic musical aims to capture the trials and tribulations of adolescence. Read more »
CoreLife Eatery turns New Year resolutions into reality
CoreLife Eatery’s 21-day CoreLife Challenge encourages participants to stick to their new year resolutions and kickstart a healthier lifestyle. Read more »
A Tiny Home for Good builds affordable housing for those facing homelessness
Growing up in Marcellus, Dale Spicer worked sun-up until nearly midnight to support his family. His work ethic has persevered throughout his life, even after… Read more »
Video: The D.O. explains the Panhellenic recruitment process
Anna Henderson, digital design editor, explains Syracuse University’s Panhellenic recruitment process. The 2019 recruitment process began on Jan. 17 and will continue until Jan. 27. Read more »
Shyamalan’s latest film ‘Glass’ is slow-burning, but well-shot
While M. Night Shyamalan’s “Glass” is a slow-burning film, the ending to his “Unbreakable” franchise exceeds viewer expectations. Read more »
In Syracuse, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s messages resonate half a century later
On MLK Day 2019, honoring Dr. King’s legacy in central New York. Read more »
Here are the voices of the 2019 Women’s March Syracuse
Activists who participated in the 2019 Women’s March Syracuse said this year’s event was for more than just resistance to Donald Trump’s presidency — it was also meant to celebrate the diversity of Syracuse through embracing intersectionality. Read more »
Salt City Slay: Meet some of the contestants of Saturday night's Salt City Drag Battle
For many Salt City Drag Battle contestants, drag is about more than the looks and talent. Read more »
In striving for diversity, Keith Alford urges room-for-all approach
Syracuse’s interim chief diversity chief provides a simple guideline for creating inclusive and diverse environments for all: Read more »
Black Speaker Series provides advice to South Side youth
The South Side Communication Youth Program’s Black Speaker Series invites community leaders share personal stories about their successes despite youth struggles. Read more »
All in the details: How the creator of Original Grain got his start
The brain behind two of Syracuse’s most popular restaurants shares how when creating a restaurant, it’s all in the details. Read more »
Pascale Italian Bistro took on the ‘Chef Challenge’ to promote sustainability
Pascale Italian Bistro welcomed guests for Chef Challenge Syracuse on Monday night. Read more »
Choosing where to study abroad can be difficult, but it doesn’t have to be
Can’t decide where to study abroad? Here are some tips to help narrow down your dream destination. Read more »
Glazed & Confused launches new doughnut menu
Glazed & Confused is launching some sweet treats this year with a revamped doughnuts menu. Read more »
Onondaga chapter of Girls Who Code empowers young women interested in STEM
The Onondaga Free Library initiated its chapter of Girls Who Code this past December. The national program aims to close the gender gap in science, technology, engineering and math fields. Read more »
Bad Mama’s Blues Band plans return to Funk ‘n Waffles
The Bad Mama’s Blues Band will bring “swampy blues jam rock” to Funk ‘n Waffles on Friday at 9:00 p.m. Read more »
Nature photographer captures images of wildlife for Baltimore Woods exhibit
The Baltimore Woods Nature Center showcases the work of wildlife photographer Jack Kurz in an exhibit titled “Uncommon Views.” The exhibit includes photos of various birds and butterflies captured in the central New York area. Read more »
Here are the movies UU is screening for free this semester
University Union has announced their spring lineup of free movie screenings, including “BlacKkKlansman” and “On the Basis of Sex.” Read more »
The can’t-miss movies to watch before winter break ends
Spending the rest of your break on the couch? Catch up on the biggest films released this season before heading back to campus. Read more »
Winter Fun
Arts, food, entertainment and outdoor activities to keep you busy during winter break in upstate New York. Read more »
Food Bank of Central New York partners with local grocery stores to fight hunger
This is how the Food Bank of Central New York helps feed 11 counties, 365 days a year. Read more »
J.I.D. brings fresh lyricism to sophomore album ‘DiCaprio 2’
With boastful beats and creative wordplay, J.I.D.’s “Dicaprio 2” solidifies his place as a much-watch rising star in the rap industry. Read more »
