Go around the world and back with My Lucky Tummy pop-up kitchen
The restaurant’s founder unites cultures from around the world through food. This year’s pop-up kitchen features foods from Burma, Egypt, Pakistan, Vietnam and Syria. Read more »
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Check out these weekend events — with or without your family
This list is all you need to make this weekend one to remember. Read more »
They gave you life, so give them liquor. Try these cocktails on your parents this weekend.
With your parents coming to town, it’s time to show them what you’ve learned at college by making them a proper drink. Read more »
Arts, music fundraiser at Spark to benefit Puerto Rico relief efforts
Jennifer Grygiel, a professor at the Newhouse School, is making musical strides to aid Hurricane Maria relief in Puerto Rico. Read more »
4 Syracuse University traditions to teach your family this weekend
As Family Weekend approaches, here’s a list of four traditions you and your family can embrace with all of the events offered. Read more »
Local dog rescue nonprofit organizes 7th annual “Pumpkins & Pooches” fundraiser
Helping Hounds Dog Rescue is a local nonprofit that works to save dogs in the Syracuse area and across the country. Read more »
More to wonder: New Wonder Woman movie promises another side to the story
“Professor Marston and the Wonder Women” offers another side to the classic “Wonder Woman” superhero story. The film, directed by Angela Robinson, will premiere Friday. Read more »
Take this quiz to decide what to do with your loved ones this Family Weekend
Use this quiz to figure out what’s best suited for you and your family to do in Syracuse and its surrounding areas. Read more »
Here’s a solo guide on how to do Family Weekend
Don’t let Family Weekend pass by if you don’t have family visiting. Check out what to do away from campus this weekend. Read more »
Family Weekend events you can get to without a car
Here are some of the free or low-cost events you can enjoy with your loved ones this weekend. Read more »
After 25 years, Friends of Dorothy House keeps doors open to guests with HIV/AIDS
Michael DeSalvo and Nick Orth opened their doors to the community in 1992 without ever looking back. Read more »
Syracuse locals organize Walk for Freedom to address modern slavery, human trafficking
Community organizers organized a Walk for Freedom to be held in Syracuse on Saturday at 11:45 p.m. Their mission is to bring awareness to global slavery. Read more »
‘Happy Death Day’ is the New ‘Groundhog Day’ in October
Movie Columnist Lilly Stuecklen says University Union’s advanced screening of scary movie “Happy Death Day” shows hopes for the movie set to release this Friday the 13th. Read more »
All Poets & Heroes to debut latest EP and new sound at Otro Cinco
The Syracuse band has spent the last few months transforming its sound and will debut its latest EP at Otro Cinco Saturday night. Read more »
Comedian Hasan Minhaj to speak at Syracuse University on Oct. 27
"The Daily Show" correspondent will speak at Goldstein Auditorium on Oct. 27. Read more »
In tribute to World Mental Health Day, these shows portray mental illness fairly
Tuesday is World Mental Health Day. TV columnist Malavika Randive addresses how mental health is portrayed in TV shows. Read more »
An image problem could be why the Greater Syracuse Land Bank lost $1.5 million in funding
The Land Bank funding cuts may have been linked to public perceptions, people affiliated with the organization said. Read more »
A night at the movies: Alternative theater experiences in Syracuse
Movie columnist Lilly Stuecklen discusses various ways college students can watch movies around the city without breaking the bank at a traditional movie theater. Read more »
Everson exhibit ‘On My Own Time’ celebrates hidden abilities of local amateur artists
CNY Arts and the Everson Museum of Art join forces for the 44th annual “On My Own Time” exhibit, showcasing local businesses and their employees’ artistic crafts. Read more »
UVM students find missed market in connecting students to employers
Majorwise, run by two University of Vermont seniors, is the first student-run company to win LaunchVT, a competition in Vermont that awards local businesses. Read more »
The CNY Playhouse ups the Halloween season with ‘The Crucible’
Things just got spookier. “The Crucible” is set to open on Friday at the CNY Playhouse at 8 p.m. The iconic American story on the Salem witch trials addresses affairs, betrayal and rumors. Read more »
The Lucas Brothers and T.J. Miller delivered laughs during Homecoming Weekend
The comedians took over Goldstein Auditorium for University Union and Traditions Commission’s 2017 comedy night. Read more »
Hope Cafe and Tea House uses profits for philanthropic work
Owners Matthew and Mary Cullipher recently opened the cafe in Liverpool in an effort to help people in worldwide relief by offering original food and drinks, like Emoliente, coffee and ceviche. Read more »
UC Berkeley Professor to put fresh spin on how young people think about religion
Kaya Oakes, a professor at the University of California, Berkeley, will present on religion ethics to Syracuse University students on Monday. Read more »
