After getting laid off, this man has two successful businesses today
After being laid off, Eli Smith started his own business and is now recognized as a top New York state minority business by Gov. Cuomo. Read more »
Slice of Life
Schools in the city of Syracuse see no integration in sight
The Syracuse City School District continues to face segregation along racial and economic lines. Read more »
Central New York Brewfest to hold 21st Beer Festival
With more than 250 different beers, the Central New York Brewfest will have plenty of options for beer-drinkers this weekend. Read more »
Sex in an ‘Alternative Fact’ world
Believe it or not, we’re living in a world where alternative facts roam free. Columnist Renata Husted debunks some common ones found in the world of sex. Read more »
This is what black student leadership looks like in 2017
Charles Hicks was the first black president of Student Government. Black leadership was vibrant in the wake of the Civil Rights Movement, and that hasn't changed in 49 years. Read more »
This is what black student leadership looked like in 1968
The student body elected the first black Student Government leader in 1968. Charles Hicks was the equivalent of Student Association president in his day. Read more »
Gave up on your New Year's resolution? Join the club
Every year people have the desire to make a positive change in their life. However, one month into 2017, these students have already given up. Read more »
You've probably seen this freshman on YouTube
Margot De Riemer, otherwise known on YouTube as Margot Lee has reached over 120 thousand subscribers, spoke on a panel and acquired a job running a popular Instagram page. Read more »
CNY Vision offers alternative option to a standard news outlet
Central New York Vision covers local and regional news relevant to the black community in the city of Syracuse. The paper is published on a weekly basis. Read more »
Pay It Forward: Cedric Bolton mentors for 13 years at Syracuse University
Heading the Black History Month committee and running programs like Verbal Blends Poetry have made Cedric Bolton a support system and role model for many at Syracuse University. Read more »
A foreign perspective on the United States and Islam in London
Abroad Columnist Saniya More writes about observing the United States from an outsider’s perspective and reflects on Donald Trump’s presidency from miles away. Read more »
Fashion's Conscience holds model calls
Fashion's Conscience calls for new models and has made fashion diversity a prominent presence at SU since 2001, making it the first and only minority-based fashion organization on campus. Read more »
Senior’s tattoos commemorate family and friends who suffer from genetic disease
Muscular dystrophy has defined the lives of Julia Parus’ friends and family. Her tattoos tell the story of their struggle and the lessons she has learned throughout her life. Read more »
Everything, all the time: Tapingo now delivers from Walgreens
After coming to campus last semester and making food purchases fast and easy, Tapingo now offers everything found on the shelves of Walgreens. Read more »
David’s Refuge, where caregivers go to be cared for
Six years ago, Warren and Brenda Pfohl turned their home into an homage to their son David, who had lived with Batten Disease for thirteen years. David’s Refuge is David’s legacy. Read more »
SU sophomore Sam Hirsch finds positives in a Trump presidency
Sam Hirsch entered Syracuse University with little guidance. Now, he serves as a peer mentor and is actively engaged in the business world. Read more »
Syracuse Stage’s ‘Disgraced’ leaves audience members stunned and speechless
“Disgraced” opened at the Syracuse Stage/SU Complex Friday night. The 2013 Pulitzer Prize-winning play details the story of a dinner party that escalates into a fierce debate over interpretations and the meaning of the Quran. Read more »
Making weekend plans? Pulp has got you covered
There's a lot of cool things happening in Syracuse this weekend. Get yourself out there and enjoy being off campus despite the cold weather. Read more »
Say happy birthday to Funk ‘n Waffles, because it's turning 10
Well-loved University Hill restaurant Funk ‘n’ Waffles has been serving and entertaining customers since 2007. On Friday, it will host its 10th birthday party. Read more »
Here's how a note on a napkin 4 years ago revitalized Syracuse
Nonprofit organization Believe in Syracuse, founded by an SU alumnus, is celebrating its fourth anniversary this weekend with an annual birthday party. Read more »
AM-JAM Expo to host competitions and offer tattoos
The 31st Annual AM-JAM Tattoo Expo will be help this weekend at the Ramada Carrier Circle. The expo will feature tattoo artists both local origins and international. Read more »
Syracuse local works in medical job by day, theatrical hair stylist by night
Kristina Scalone works a day job as a medical transcriptionist and pursues her passion for theater at night. She is the hair stylist for the Syracuse Stage/SU Drama Complex. Read more »
Syracuse CoWorks is possibly the chillest place to work
Syracuse CoWorks is a unique office space shared by multiple entrepreneurs. CEO Amy Wyan aims to make it similar to the startup offices typically found in Silicon Valley. Read more »
From freestyle battles in the park to a poet on stage, Milan Chaney integrates honesty in her raps
Milan Chaney, musical artist and poet wants to make a name for herself in the rap community and inspire others in her community to strive for what they want. Read more »
