Central New York's 1st inland port to be built in DeWitt
As the $19 million project unfolds, the Syracuse area will experience growth in positions like rail traffic management and warehouse jobs, officials said. Read more »
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Stranger in SU gear? Sacrifice your self-dignity to say hi
Not sure how to casually tell the stranger wearing a Syracuse football shirt that you bleed orange too? Humor columnist Annabeth Grace Mann has some advice. Read more »
Seedstock music mestival to celebrate 10th anniversary this weekend
A small time festival with big local talent, Seedstock celebrates its 10th year with music and food. Read more »
Harmful algae blooms could be a problem again in central New York
The blooms in Skaneateles Lake pose a potential threat to residents and animals. Read more »
SU Board of Trustees extends Chancellor Kent Syverud’s contract through 2024
Kent Syverud began his appointment as SU’s chancellor in 2014. His contract has been extended another six years. Read more »
UK-based band ‘struts’ their stuff at The Westcott
The Struts delivered an emotionally-charged performance at The Westcott Theater last Friday, delighting an intimate crowd of rock music fans. Read more »
Dana Balter wins Democratic primary, moves on to challenge Rep. John Katko
Dana Balter, a visiting teaching professor at Syracuse University, clinched the Democratic spot on the November ballot after months of campaigning. Read more »
Syracuse community members debate I-81 solutions at City Hall meeting
Most attendees expressed support for replacing the aging I-81 viaduct with a "community grid." Read more »
LGBT Resource Center hires assistant director, program coordinator
Jorge Castillo and Jo Wang will begin their positions as assistant director and program coordinator, respectively, next month. Read more »
A look at Kanye’s new album ‘Ye’
Kanye was Kanye in his eighth studio album he released last week. Music columnist Jalen Nash breaks down how each track connects to Kanye’s former albums and personal life. Read more »
Theta Tau conduct process expected to end 'in next few weeks'
Vice Chancellor and Provost Michele Wheatly also said the university is redesigning the first-year experience and hiring new personnel in a summer update email sent Thursday. Read more »
Get your sports fix while the Dome is empty
Whether you’re a baseball fan, soccer fan or you just like to kick back and relax, summer in Syracuse has tons of options for watching sports. Read more »
Catch up on these local art collections and historical exhibits this summer
Whether you need to cool off on a hot summer day or avoid the rain, check out these local museums and historic exhibitions. Read more »
Local ice cream shops offer sweet place to cool down this summer
Whether you’re looking for a modern twist or an old-fashioned, diner-style spot, these locations in and near Syracuse are a great way to cool down this summer with ice cream. Read more »
Celebrate the return of the sun with these Syracuse outdoor activities
Celebrate the start of summer by soaking up the sun in these local spots. Read more »
Live theater in Syracuse: What to see this summer
Shows include “Rock of Ages,” “La Cage aux Folles,” and “Seinfeld Live.” There’s something for every theater-goer this summer season. Read more »
Hit the trails this summer at some of central New York’s best hiking spots
With summer in full swing, lace up your boots and check out the top three hiking spots central New York has to offer. Read more »
Kathrine Switzer recalls marathon barriers, pushes for inclusion in 2018 commencement address
Switzer drew parallels between her athletic career and helping others find their talent at the ceremony, encouraging graduates to look everywhere for inspiration. Read more »
2nd LGBT Resource Center assistant director candidate discusses plans at forum
Jorge Castillo, the second of three candidates, spoke about strengthening LGBT academic and professional networks at the forum on Thursday. Read more »
1st of 3 forums held as LGBT Resource Center searches for assistant director
Kaelae Shaner, a candidate for the position, spoke in Bird Library on Wednesday. Read more »
Business owners prepare for Saturday’s Food Truck & Craft Beer
The third annual Syracuse Food Truck & Craft Beer Festival will return to the New York State Fairgrounds this weekend. Here’s how the truck owners are getting ready. Read more »
Diversity, inclusion among topics Kathrine Switzer will cover in 2018 commencement speech
Switzer, the first woman to officially run the Boston Marathon, will speak at the Carrier Dome during the commencement ceremony on May 13. Read more »
Former SA presidential candidate accused of bias, misconduct at meeting
John Jankovic, who ran for SA president last spring, was accused of choosing his friends to go on a hurricane relief trip to Puerto Rico and misusing emails during a past election. Read more »
Disability community calls on SU officials to improve campus accessibility
Syracuse University faculty and students expressed concern about the physical inaccessibility of campus buildings and the lack of resources for some students to travel off campus. Read more »
