Restaurants to check out during spring break if you’re staying in town
Staying in Syracuse this spring break? Let your taste buds travel around the world by visiting these restaurants. Read more »
Slice of Life
CNY Young & Amazing Awards to highlight youth in Syracuse
The nomination categories highlight a variety of skills, including academic prowess, athletic sportsmanship and altruistic efforts. Read more »
Special Olympics photoshoot promotes campaign for human-first language
The central New York Region of the Special Olympics hosted a photoshoot for athletes at Light Work studio this past weekend ahead of “Spread the Word to End the Word Day.” Read more »
Syracuse Stage finalizes 2019-20 season lineup
Syracuse Stage has announced its 2019-20 season lineup, featuring classics such as “12 Angry Men” and “Disney’s Beauty and the Beast” along with contemporary pieces “The Wolves” and “Yoga Play.” Read more »
The SAMMYS to celebrate achievements of local musicians
The Syracuse Area Music Awards will honor local artists and celebrate the best music the city has to offer later this week. Read more »
Students to be featured in 2019 Newhouse Photography Annual
The 2019 Newhouse Photography Annual, hosted by Light Work, opens this month and features more than 25 photos by Newhouse photography students. Read more »
Comedians Vanessa Bayer, John Early, Sabrina Jalees deliver laughs at SU
Vanessa Bayer headlined University Union’s “An Evening of Comedy” on Friday, joined by Sabrina Jalees and John Early. Read more »
A look back at Frederick Douglass’ influence, appearances in Syracuse
Douglass, who spent most of his life in central New York, grew up enslaved but became a prominent American abolitionist. Read more »
Meet the Syracuse baristas behind your Insta-worthy lattes
Here are the names and faces of the Syracuse baristas responsible for the latte art we all know and love. Read more »
Armory Square’s 40-year developments revitalize downtown Syracuse
Armory Square may be popular today for its restaurants and shops, but it has an important place in Syracuse’s history. Read more »
SU Outing Club emboldens women athletes through No Man’s Land Film Festival
The Syracuse University Outing Club will host their second partnership with the No Man’s Land Film Festival this Friday from 6-9 p.m. in Falk College’s Grant Auditorium. Read more »
Extra Pulp: Screen Time columnists talk the Oscars
Screen Time columnists Jenny Bourque and Patrick Gunn react to this year's Academy Awards in the first episode of "Extra Pulp," Pulp's new podcast. Read more »
Art exhibition honors Black History Month, Women’s History Month through portraits
Artist Spencer Stultz’s one-woman exhibition, “A Time for Joy and a Time for Sorrow,” is on display at the Community Folk Art Center through March 23 in recognition of both Black History Month and History Month. Read more »
Eating Disorders Awareness Week advocates for body positivity in Syracuse community
From the streets of Liverpool to the fashion runways, how members of the Syracuse University and greater Syracuse community are embracing this year’s National Eating Disorders Awareness Week. Read more »
SUArt Galleries to produce exhibit from 180 anonymously-donated works
SUArt Galleries received more than 180 works from an anonymous donor and has been collaborating with graduate students to produce an exhibition to debut next fall. Read more »
Video: Black Reign creates community
Black Reign Step Team is made up of about 30 members and typically practices four times a week. Read more »
Black Panther Party member, black feminists to speak at ArtRage Gallery
ArtRage Gallery will host “From Panther 21 to 21st Century Revolutions,” on Saturday from 6 to 9 p.m. The event features guest speakers Sekou Odinga, déqui kioni-sadiki and Matt Meyer. Read more »
11-year-old artist, activist to be honored with downtown mural
Amiah Crisler, an 11-year-old at the Edward Smith K-8 School in Syracuse, was a featured speaker at the 2019 Women’s March Syracuse and a recipient of Syracuse University’s Unsung Hero Award. Known for her creative talents, Crisler will have her artwork recognized with a mural downtown later this year. Read more »
Video: The Planters NUTmobile arrived at SU this week
The NUTmobile arrived in Syracuse this week to recruit future Peanutters — brand ambassadors who spend a year driving the NUTmobile across the United States. Read more »
SU to offer black feminist politics course next year
Political scientist, activist and Teen Vogue columnist Jenn M. Jackson has announced that she will teach a course in black feminist politics at Syracuse University next year. Read more »
Ottonomous Productions expands its creative projects with podcast series
Ottonomous Productions, Syracuse University’s only short film club, is looking to expand their production to more than films. Read more »
Dinosaur Bar-B-Que throws shades at Pete Davidson with Ariana Grande-inspired drink
Jason Ryan, Dino director of marketing, felt the Valentine’s Day drink specials wouldn’t be complete without a jab at outspoken Syracuse critic, Pete Davidson. Read more »
Catch a ride to class in the Planters NUTmobile
The Planters NUTmobile is back on campus to recruit next year’s group of Peanutters to travel across the country in a 26-foot-long fiberglass peanut. Read more »
Mark Steyn, Dennis Miller to address political climate during Adorable Deplorable Tour
Comedians Mark Steyn and Dennis Miller will perform at the OnCenter Crouse Hinds Theater this Saturday night. Audiences can expect a non-pandering, right-leaning comedic style. Read more »
