The Jewelry and Metalsmithing Club was created by VPA sophomore Adah Brophy to provide a creative outlet for Syracuse University students from a variety of majors and experience levels. Read more »
Storming Crab, a family-owned Cajun restaurant corporation, has opened its fourth location in Syracuse. Read more »
The College of Visual and Performing Arts will host its second annual fall convocation this Wednesday. The event will kick off with a speech from keynote speaker David Houle, one of the founding team members of the MTV channel. Read more »
A sophomore student-athlete at SU wants to grow closer to her Hispanic roots. Read more »
Before Gregg Allman died in 2017, he helped set up a scholarship for students in Syracuse University’s Bandier Program. Today, community members are ensuring the scholarship lives on with Allman’s legacy. Read more »
Young the Giant and X Ambassadors are set to highlight second installment of Cayuga Sound. Read more »
Food, music and vendors will fill the streets of the Westcott neighborhood on Sunday for the annual Westcott Street Cultural Fair. Read more »
The Cicero “Pumkin” Patch offers a wide variety of pumpkins and gourds, hayrides, wine tastings and more to visitors this season. Read more »
Neil Shigley, a San Diego-based artist, offers a new look at homeless people through his exhibit, “Invisible People” at Syracuse’s ArtRage Gallery. Read more »
The Mission, a Mexican restaurant located in Downtown Syracuse, brings cultures and history together under a church roof. Read more »
The Daily Orange spoke with the lead singer of Sister Sparrow about her career and life on tour. Read more »
The Syracuse Refugee Agricultural Partnership Program is a three year program designed to teach farming techniques to immigrants and refugees in the Syracuse community. Read more »
A little more than a week after their first official meeting, the Puerto Rican Student Association is solidifying a community on SU’s campus. Read more »
A$AP Ferg and Playboi Carti co-headlined this year’s Juice Jam music festival, held at Skytop Field at South Campus. Read more »
While this year’s Juice Jam music festival wasn’t a slam success, it was enough to leave students happy and wanting more. Read more »
Syracuse is home to the largest Challenger Baseball league in the country, touching 280 people with disabilities. Read more »
T-Pain brought Syracuse University students back in time with his energetic performance and songs like “Buy U A Drank (Shawty Snappin’)” and “Blame It,” Jamie Foxx’s song featuring T-Pain. Read more »
University Union brings big-name artists to campus every year, but choosing the lineups is only part of the organization’s role. Read more »
University Union’s annual Juice Jam music festival is this weekend, and here’s what you need to know about the artists performing. Read more »
A new exhibit in Bird Library, set to open Thursday, showcases how the Syracuse and Lockerbie, Scotland, communities moved on after the 1988 tragedy. Read more »
This will be T-Pain’s second performance at Syracuse University, following a previous concert in April 2009. Read more »
Performer David Byrne will play the Landmark Theatre on Wednesday night at 7:30 p.m. Read more »
The tragic terrorist attacks that took place on Sept. 11, 2001 are still remembered by the Syracuse community, 17 years later. Read more »
Salat Ali came to the United States from a refugee camp when he was 11 years-old. 13 years later, he’s now preparing to return to the camp —and reunite with his mother for the first time. Read more »
