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 »
Central New York
Area real estate manager appointed to vacant Common Council seat
Michael Greene was voted into office unanimously Monday by common councilors. Read more »
Music columnist Phoebe Smith reviews Camila Cabello’s 1st solo album after her exit from Fifth Harmony
Camila Cabello explodes into the music scene with new album following her hit single “Havana." 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 »
Movie columnist Mike O’Connor discusses Sundance Film Festival, this year’s noteworthy entries
This year’s festival, which will run until Jan. 28, includes films starring Paul Rudd, Jake Gyllenhaal and Carey Mulligan. Read more »
Jenny Slate to headline University Union’s Spring Comedy Show in February
Actress and comedian Jenny Slate is known for her roles in "Obvious Child," "Gifted," "SNL" and "Parks and Recreation." 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 »
University Union to bring Golden Globe-winning movies to campus
Free movie screenings will take place every weekend in HBC Gifford Auditorium. Read more »
It's Humor columnist Josh Feinblatt's last semester on campus. Here's why he's sad about it.
A lot of students are going through their last firsts of the semester, and Humor columnist Josh Feinblatt tackled his emotions about saying goodbye. 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 »
In central New York, arts organizations try to remain optimistic amid potential budget cuts
It’s been nearly a year since the Trump administration announced a plan to gut federal funding for the arts. Central New York’s arts organizations are doing their best to stay positive. Read more »
Committee report outlines Syracuse University’s 2018 budget projections, shows growth in online education programs
SU expects to have revenues of about $1.39 billion in 2018 and expenses of about $1.388 billion, according to a report presented at Wednesday’s Senate meeting. Read more »
Protesters rally outside Rep. Katko’s office, bringing along a giant chicken resembling President Donald Trump
The tax bill, which the House approved last month, would significantly lower the corporate tax rate, among other things. Read more »
County legislature bill passes to prohibit tobacco sales for those under 21 years old
The minimum age to buy tobacco products in Onondaga County is currently 19 years old. Read more »
Christina Custode to perform at Funk ‘n Waffles this weekend
The local artist will bring her latest single, “High Water,” to her Saturday performance in Armory Square. Read more »
The proposed Central New York Inland Port could provide desperately needed economic benefits for Syracuse
Business columnist Daniel Strauss explains how the Central New York Inland Port would spur business development in Syracuse. Read more »
Syracuse University appoints interim director of LGBT Resource Center
Rob Pusch, a former University Senate committee member, has volunteered for multiple local LGBT support groups. Read more »
Orange STEM: Water, algae and sewage. Oh my! How Syracuse water is affected.
Stephen Shepherd and guests discuss water quality in Syracuse and how it affects students. Read more »
The 100 Black Men of Syracuse will commemorate its 10th anniversary this weekend
The 100 Black Men of Syracuse are dedicated to improving the lives of black youth in Syracuse. Read more »
Consensual cuddling event to be held in Syracuse this weekend
Cuddle partying is a thing in Syracuse, and there will be a “Harvest Cuddle Party!” on Sunday. The event is meant to serve as a workshop for exploring communication and boundaries. Read more »
SU sophomore combines business and community involvement as board member for entrepreneurship club Enactus
Bridgit O’Donnell said her favorite Enactus is the Team Guatemala project, which sells products made by Guatemalan women in Syracuse spaces like churches and schools. Read more »
Syracuse’s Brewed Awakening presents a fresh take on vegan cafes
The cafe — which aims to tap into coffee fiends, cheese lovers and vegans alike — will open Friday. Read more »
Football player’s Lil Uzi Vert-inspired extra credit assignment on cell division goes viral
Julien Turner created a biology-themed music video that has amassed more than 850,000 views on YouTube. Read more »
