Indoor trampoline park Sky Zone comes to Syracuse, provides fun way to exercise
The sky’s the limit at Sky Zone indoor trampoline park on Erie Boulevard. Sky Zone just opened a new location about 10 minutes away from… Read more »
Culture
Underground Poetry Spot celebrates fifth anniversary with spoken word concert
The mission of the Underground Poetry Spot can be summarized in one word: healing. “We give the community a safe and comfortable environment to express… Read more »
Freshman gains recognition for travel photography
It’s not uncommon for students to leave the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications having published their work in the likes of CNN.com, BBC.com and… Read more »
Marshall Street bar DJs on the Hill introduces VIP section
Going out on Marshall Street isn’t the most luxurious experience, but one campus bar is providing students with VIP service. Velvet ropes, mood lighting and… Read more »
Work Wednesday: Michael Riley
Michael Riley identifies as queer to express both his racial identity and sexual orientation, which he said gives him greater control over the development of… Read more »
New lease on life: Pulp's off-campus housing guide
Want to ditch the dorms? If you want good off-campus housing, you have to start making arrangements now. There are a lot of landlords renting… Read more »
Alternative rock band Faith and Fiction divides time between Syracuse, Buffalo
Michael Montante’s band didn’t start in a friend’s garage. It started through Facebook. Montante, a sophomore in the Bandier Program for Music and the Entertainment Industries,… Read more »
Local landlord to bury time capsule with SU memorabilia
Syracuse University isn’t simply a learning institution for Ben Tupper — it’s a way of life. A popular landlord, SU alumnus and current SU graduate… Read more »
Roth: Relaxed Sundays in South America encompass food, family bonding
When my host family and I ate empanadas during my first Sunday in Chile, I was in love — with my hosts, but also with… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Patricia Szul
Seven years ago, Patricia Szul, an undeclared sophomore in the College of Arts and Sciences, began what she considers the hardest fight of her life.… Read more »
First Hackathon event aims to decrease adult illiteracy
Technology is leaving the digital world and making an impact on the community. Hackathon, a series of innovative events hosted by the Syracuse Technology Garden,… Read more »
Meet Monday: Danny Goldberg
When Danny Goldberg showed his trainer the first pair of boxing gloves he created, Val Stoyanov had just a few words for him: “These gloves… Read more »
Work of art: Picasso’s Pastries and Cafe provides wide selection of baked goods, Café Kubal coffee products
The smell of Picasso’s Pastries and Café is enticing, wafting its way from the back kitchen to outside in the parking lot. At 8 a.m.… Read more »
Taking root: Raices Dance Troupe educates community about heritage by performing Latin dance
The first week of his freshman year, Piero Izquierdo did what any typical freshman would do — venture out onto the streets of Euclid at… Read more »
Volunteers, SU students improve local homes during Block Blitz
With not much to do on a chilly Friday, some Syracuse University students traded their pillows and blankets for brushes and paint. Home Headquarters, a… Read more »
Malliaros: Fashion Industry accepts transgender models
The fashion industry has always carried a certain shock factor. Runway shows, catalogues, advertisements and one-on-one interviews with designers have all proved the industry to… Read more »
Schweikert: Natty Light challenge to end drinking
Although it seemed inescapable over the summer, the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge has pretty much lost steam. Maybe it’s getting too cold, maybe there’s no… Read more »
Thirsty Thursday: Milk Stout Nitro
Every coffee lover remembers experimenting with the drink for the first time. I remember desperately wanting to drink a cup of Joe in the mornings.… Read more »
Better with age: City Market brings upscale antiques to Armory Square
As the old saying goes — “out with the old, in with the new.” But what happens when they collide? The City Market, a new… Read more »
Still life: Syracuse residents portray everyday life through multimedia project
Dale Harp’s life goal is that no one will have to follow in his footsteps. Growing up in the Southside of Syracuse, Harp fell in… Read more »
Suit up: Students combat image stereotypes by starting Well Dressed Movement
For at least one day a week, Syracuse University student body is getting a little more stylish. The Well Dressed Movement attempts to empower men… Read more »
Keeping in touch: The Connective Corridor will release touch-screen kiosks promoting art and culture centers in Syracuse
In the next few months, the Connective Corridor will unveil six new motion-controlled kiosks to promote the local art and culture scene. There are 11… Read more »
Work Wednesday: Bonnie Shoultz
After becoming a Buddhist nun, Bonnie Shoultz shaved her head as a symbol of leaving home and renounced attachments to material things, relationships and expectations.… Read more »
Film studio moves to Syracuse
The silver screen may be closer than ever for Syracuse University film students. The Film House, a film production company, is moving into the Central… Read more »
