Now and Later beer store and tap room feature holiday brew and craft beers
The bottle shop and tap room opened on Christmas Eve two years ago. The store sells more than 500 varieties of beers. Read more »
Culture
Treat yourself after finals with these local events
To mark the ending of the Fall semester, enjoy your last weekend and treat yourself with a night on the town in Syracuse. Read more »
Everson Museum event to focus on celebrating diversity in Syracuse
The Everson will host Engaging Neighbors for the first time ever, with a specific goal in mind: embracing new members of the community. Read more »
Glazed & Confused brings together doughnut lovers old and young
When this doughnut store opened on Nov. 16, it sold 1,100 doughnuts within the first hour. Read more »
Syracuse University junior raises service puppy Taya on campus
As part of SU’s Service Dogs for Syracuse Puppy Raising Club, Olivia Mance is raising puppy Taya. Read more »
Trendy poke food spot opens at Destiny USA
Poke Time, a Hawaiian and Japanese-inspired restaurant, opened at Destiny USA in November, following the summer food trend that swept millennials off their feet. Read more »
Christina Custode to perform at Funk ‘n Waffles this weekend
The local artist will bring her latest single, “High Water,” to her Saturday performance in Armory Square. Read more »
Architecture professor to take next steps in 5-year research project in Serbia
Mitesh Dixit is an architect, philosopher, lecturer and educator who is wrapping up his first semester at Syracuse University. Read more »
20-year-old Brandeis student elected as youngest member of Massachusetts Democratic State Committee
Jonathan Goldman, a college student, plays squash and is now the youngest member of the committee. Read more »
Sophomore Taylor Williams 'keeps on keeping on' with her tattoo
Taylor Williams, a sophomore at Syracuse University, draws inspiration from her tattoo, which is parallel to a large scar on her back from a major surgery. Read more »
Rise & Grind Cafe offers specialty drinks and relaxed vibes
The new cafe on West Genesee Street serves seasonal, specialty drinks created by its baristas. Read more »
‘Rocks and roots’ inspire senior to dedicate time helping children with disabilities
Tori Cedar leads three organizations for students with disabilities: Inclusive U, Camp PALS and OttoTHON. Read more »
7 years after the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra went bankrupt, symphonic music thrives in Syracuse
After the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra went under, the music community joined in harmony to keep the sound alive. Read more »
Take a break before finals with these local events
Take advantage of the last weekend before finals with these events. Read more »
Active Minds art show seeks to spread awareness about mental health
Senior Ming Cooke and many other students have struggled with mental health, and Active Minds aims to spread awareness about the issue. Read more »
#CuseDuragDay aims to unite black community at Syracuse University
Three students have brought a viral trend at other universities to SU to shine light on the durag’s importance in black culture. Read more »
Houses lining and surrounding Euclid Avenue are more than just Saturday night destinations. They’re history.
Ever wondered why so many off-campus houses are beautiful but falling apart? That deterioration has been a decades-long process. Read more »
Popular TV shows make references to Syracuse University and the city of Syracuse
TV columnist Malvika Randive is a proud Orange. To celebrate her orange-ness, she discusses famous TV shows that make reference to Syracuse University. Read more »
A fill-in-the-blank resume for your job and internship hunt
Are you too lazy to make your own resume but think you're up for the responsibilities of a real job or internship? Humor columnist Josh Feinblatt has the remedy for you. Read more »
Great Law of Peace Center serves to provide clarity for Onondaga Nation
The Skä•noñh - Great Law of Peace Center means, “peace and harmony with the natural world,” and serves as a space to clarify the narrative of the Onondaga Nation’s history. Read more »
The Taste of Africa brings Gabonese owner’s tastes from home to Syracuse
The new African restaurant will serve and cater the Syracuse community with its popular dishes like oxtail, shish kebabs and tilapia. Read more »
From Megyn Kelly to Post Malone, these famous people have spent part of their lives in Syracuse
Whether they graduated from Syracuse University or broke into the world of Hollywood, these celebrities came from the Salt City. Read more »
Architecture student redesigns 700 new all-gender restroom signs
Architecture student Samuel Dye was assigned the project as an intern in the Campus Planning, Design and Construction office, and he worked with an international design firm. Read more »
Onondaga Historical Association embraces past, present and future as leaders apply new twist to nonprofits
The Onondaga Historical Association was put under new leadership 10 years ago, and today the organization applies multifaceted approach to its storytelling. Read more »
