Electronic duo Louis The Child returns to Syracuse at Westcott
The Westcott Theater hosted Chicago-duo Louis The Child and fellow electronic-based Point Point AND Chicago rapper Joey Purp at a sold out concert Friday night. Read more »
Slice of Life
Advanced screening of 'Justice League' to show on campus
"Justice League" will screen on campus on Wednesday through a partnership between University Union and Delta Kappa Alpha, Syracuse University’s professional cinematic arts fraternity. Read more »
SU Drama to premiere dramatic play ‘The House of the Spirits’
The show follows a family and their dark, emotional journey for more than half a century through journal entries. Read more »
Syracuse University’s Palitz gallery to host travel photography exhibit
The Palitz Gallery begins its exhibit, “Wanderlust: Travel Photography from the Syracuse University Art Collection,” on Thursday. Read more »
World War I exhibit showcases conflict's impact on Onondaga County
The Onondaga Historical Association will open an exhibit covering the history of the war and its impact on the community. The exhibit will run until Nov. 11, 2018. Read more »
Student Veterans Organization to perform one-night production in New York City
The Student Veterans Organization at Syracuse University will take its narrative show, “Separated,” to New York City on Monday. Read more »
Serenity for Women builds tiny houses and a community garden for women veterans
The housing organization aims to empower and enrich the lives of women veterans by providing them with homes. Read more »
Lorraine Bower is just a regular graduate student, except when she’s in her Army uniform
Prior to Syracuse, Bower spent three years in the regular Army working in ammunition — handling everything from bullets to artillery rounds. Read more »
North Syracuse Christian Church holds monthly food 'give-a-way' to combat Syracuse poverty
The church will offer meals to community members for free at its monthly food “give-a-way” on Nov. 15 during National Hunger & Homelessness Awareness Week. Read more »
Syracuse University rap artist changes perspective and attitude toward music
RJ Levychin has been writing poetry since he was a first-grader. Now he uses his poetry skills to study music and make his work better. Read more »
Onondaga County Health Department hopes to combat opioid crisis by tackling child abuse and neglect
The Gifford Foundation will conclude on Wednesday its film series “What If…” to highlight the negative effects of child abuse. Read more »
Fill in your spring schedule with courses based on your favorite chocolate candy characters
With class registration starting this week, figure out which classes to fit into your schedule based on the chocolate candy you relate to most. Read more »
Dancing tattoo reminds Syracuse University junior of his love for performing
Rob Bellman’s bicep tattoo reads “surrender to movement,” and shows his passion for dancing, which he discovered as a young teenager. Read more »
Syracuse Rescue Mission’s latest expansion project will help serve meals, provide employment
The rescue mission aims to raise $1 million to expand its community services. A $200,000 recently pushed it closer to its goal. Read more »
New York women won the right to vote 100 years ago, but are still fighting for equality today
The 19th Amendment allowed women a voice in politics, but women across the country continue the fight for equality on other fronts. Read more »
Cornell Cooperative Extension to host event promoting environment and health through canning
The Cornell Cooperative Extension will host two food preservation workshops this month to educate the Syracuse community about canning and other healthy lifestyle techniques. Read more »
The art of the interview: ‘Frost/Nixon’ play to take stage at CNY Playhouse
The most watched political interview in history will come to life on stage at The Central New York Playhouse this weekend. Read more »
ArtRage Gallery to present performance art showcase ‘NOT NORMAL: Art in the Age of Trump’
This weekend, community members can experience performance art pieces responding to President Donald Trump’s first year in office. Read more »
How to make a college-budget Long Island Iced Tea
Take advantage of nips and experiment with drinks you might never make otherwise, and how to do it on a college-budget. Read more »
5 things to know about investigative journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones before she speaks at Syracuse University
The award-winning New York Times Magazine journalist will speak at Syracuse University campus and in downtown Syracuse on Thursday. Read more »
ACR Health receives grants for on-site mental health services, Drug User Health Hub
The nonprofit recently received about $300,000 to improve health services and combat AIDS and opioid abuse epidemics. Read more »
CNY Veterans Parade and Expo to celebrate 10th anniversary of honoring veterans and active service members
The 10th annual Veterans Parade and Expo will support veterans and active service members on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Read more »
CNY Fair Housing to hold conference on challenges facing Fair Housing Act in its 50th year
As the Fair Housing Act nears its 50th anniversary, CNY Fair Housing will discuss the impact of the current act and the challenges it faces, like school segregation, domestic violence and accessibility. Read more »
Documentary on former Syracuse Nationals player Jim Tucker marks his historic role in NBA and his life with Alzheimer’s
The first sneak preview of “Let ‘Em Know You’re There: The Story of Big Jim & the Triple Double” about former NBA player Jim Tucker will be screened Friday at The Palace Theatre in Syracuse. Read more »
