With Love restaurant reopens with Savannah theme, low country cuisine and fried green tomatoes
With Love, a teaching restaurant at Onondaga Community College, is serving a new menu focused on soul food. Read more »
Slice of Life
Toronto-based Keys N Krates brings fresh sound to Westcott
Toronto-based trio Keys N Krates gave The Westcott Theater a dose of electronic music with live instruments on Thursday night. Read more »
Local nonprofit to celebrate birthday with a huge bash
Local nonprofit Believe in Syracuse is celebrating its birthday with a party this weekend. The organization has worked for the last five years to introduce residents to the charm of Syracuse. Read more »
Syracuse University to host 1st-ever day of social justice
“Cuse for Good: Social Justice” will be a three-part conversation and celebration surrounding social justice hosted by University Union and The National Pan-Hellenic Council. Read more »
Engineering students design modular padding for skateboarders at first Invent@SU
Tiago Zanaga Da Costa and Lucas Lee spent six weeks at the Syracuse University Fisher Center in New York City designing their PhalHex modular padding as part of Invent@SU. Read more »
Triple-threat comedian Sebastian Maniscalco to perform at the Landmark Theatre
Sebastian Maniscalco always knew he wanted to be a comedian. Now, he's one of the highest paid in his field and is making a stop in Syracuse this week. Read more »
Combat cold and flu season with these foods
The flu is back with a vengeance this winter. Foodie columnist Taylor Lucero explains how to avoid the sniffles by eating the right foods. Read more »
Keys N Krates turntablist Jr. Flo talks upcoming performance in Syracuse
The electronic trio Keys N Krateswill be in Syracuse on Jan. 25, performing songs entirely from their debut album “Cura.”As the band's Westcott Theater performance approaches, turntablist Jr. Flo talks abouttheir new album and upcoming tour. Read more »
Syracuse’s industrial past highlighted in preservation of historic building
The industrial history of Syracuse has roots in the Lipe-Rollway Corporation building on West Fayette Street. The building is now being recognized for its historic significance. Read more »
6th Cafe Kubal opens in Marriott Syracuse Downtown
With its newest location at the Marriott Syracuse Downtown, Cafe Kubal furthers its partnerships with other local businesses Read more »
Oscar nods were announced this morning. Here’s what you need to know:
Screen Time columnist Erik Benjamin analyzes the Academy’s choice for Oscar nominations. With the ceremony taking place March 4, the coveted Best Picture category is still anyone’s game. Read more »
Broadway vet to star in rock musical at Syracuse Stage
After more than 4,000 performances in Broadway’s “Mamma Mia,” Judy McLane is taking on the leading role in “Next to Normal” at Syracuse Stage. Read more »
Students reflect on volunteering in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria
Last month, twenty-three students spent a week in Puerto Rico to aid in disaster relief. They will share their stories and experiences at campus events later this month. Read more »
College Democrats work to engage SU community 1 year after Trump inauguration
Here's how the College Democrats are working to foster discussion and increase civic engagement. Read more »
New year, new you, new tattoo?
Looking to get inked in 2018? Tattoo artists from Halo Tattoos and Vessel Tattoo Co. explain the evolution of tattoo styles. Read more »
Josh Peck to perform at Syracuse University in February
The “Drake and Josh” actor and social media comic will be in Goldstein Auditorium on Thursday, Feb. 1. Read more »
5 things to know about actress, comedian and writer Jenny Slate
Jenny Slate, a multi-platform writer and successful actress and comedian, will perform at University Union’s Spring Comedy Show in February. Read more »
Customer cravings become masterpiece treats at Picasso's Pastries and Cafe
Picasso’s Pastries and Cafes is a quaint, bohemian style cafe in the Westcott area. Read more »
Want to get involved in a campus organization this semester? Here's your guide:
DanceWorks, Active Minds, Camp Kesem and Black Box Players are just four of the more than 300 registered student organizations on Syracuse University’s campus. Read more »
Pop-up food market offers international cuisine and sparks cultural conversation
My Lucky Tummy brings together Syracuse residents of all backgrounds by hosting a multicultural dinner several times a year. Read more »
The New Workout Plan: With Archbold closed, take this quiz to find an exercise alternative that suits you
Archbold Gymnasium is closed until 2019, but that doesn’t have to be an excuse to ditch the gym. Read more »
Celebrate syllabus week with these weekend events
Before class assignments start to roll in, enjoy syllabus week and live up your last days of freedom at these events in Syracuse. Read more »
University Union to bring Golden Globe-winning movies to campus
Free movie screenings will take place every weekend in HBC Gifford Auditorium. Read more »
Art photography seniors display photos expressing their identity at 2018 Transmedia Photography Annual
Seniors collaborated with SU faculty and Light Work staff members to prepare their photographs for Light Work’s Transmedia Photo Annual, and they're on display now. Read more »
