Fifteen years ago, Cedric Bolton had an idea to engage students using spoken word poetry. Now, that idea has grown into a program that hosts a number of poetry events every semester at SU. Read more »
Jordan Reynoso decided she wanted to pursue a career in music after someone at her high school asked her to co-write a song with her. Read more »
The Central New York/Syracuse Crochet/Knit Group on Facebook has brought together a community of crafters who give crafting advice and share a mutual bond over yarn work. Read more »
Toss 'n' Fire Pizza gained popularity with it's two food trucks, custom equipped with wood-fire ovens for their signature pizza. Now, they're getting used to a brick-and-mortar storefront. Read more »
You survived Thanksgiving, so here is the next task: Black Friday shopping. Here is everything you need to know before hitting the shops or the online checkouts. Read more »
I officially have a less than a month left here in Jordan. As I begin to countdown the days until I go home to sunny… Read more »
Humor columnist Ian McCourt's family will join him in L.A. for Thanksgiving. This is how the dinner will go down, and who will be thankful for what this year. Read more »
Pat Burak serves as a resource for international students as the director of the Slutzker Center for International Services, in addition to teaching an honors course on Russian Literature. Read more »
As a great pair to heavy, hearty Thanksgiving Dinner food, Thirsty Thursday writer Monique Iuster prepared a ginger cosmo, perfectly fruity and refreshing. Read more »
Spiritual Rez, who got their start at Berklee College of Music in Boston, will play Nov 18 at Funk 'n Waffles downtown. Get to know them before heading out to the show. Read more »
Barnes and Noble is hosting “Coloring and Coffee” in its store for people to enjoy a relaxing afternoon of hot coffee and coloring books. Read more »
The 20th anniversary tour of "Rent" opened in Syracuse Tuesday night. Read all about the show. Read more »
Almost one in ten of Syracuse University's student body is an international student. Five students offered their opinions and experiences with the United States' education system. Read more »
The Easy, founded by Syracuse natives and lifelong friends, are best known for their Thursday night performances outside popular student bars on Marshall Street. Read more »
To Patricio Rivera, change doesn’t come through quick solutions, but long-term action, which he addresses as an intern for Oxfam. Read more »
Two Syracuse alumni, Katie LaMark and Danny Harris Kornfeld, return to Syracuse to star in the 20th anniversary tour of the rock musical 'Rent.' Read more »
Heading to your nearest thrift store benefits more than just your wallet -- thrift shopping means a healthier planet and a more eclectic wardrobe. Read more »
When junior communication sciences and disorders major Hannah Pells was a little girl, she and her dad used to stargaze from their driveway, inspiring Pells' constellation tattoo. Read more »
Sophomore Sam Lee is an aspiring art director, hoping one day to shoot high couture fashion spreads. For now, he is an art photography major at Syracuse University. Read more »
Brighton Bakery has been in the Stefanski family for decades, expanding from a modest bakery to a food supplier and liquor store, all while staying true to their roots. Read more »
After serving up cannolis and gelato in three different locations, spending 19 years in the business here in Syracuse, Debbie and Geoff Camire continue to serve quality cakes and pastries at Biscotti Cafe. Read more »
The Heavy Pets played to a packed house at the downtown Funk 'n' Waffles Saturday, Nov. 13. There was a wide range of ages there, from young college students to middle aged men and women. Read more »
Ariel Helwani always enjoyed non-mainstream sports, and hosted a wrestling show when at Syracuse University. Now he is preparing for the first UFC fight in New York. Read more »
The Hip Abduction brought a special jam band-style sound to the Westcott Theater Thursday. Read more »
