As an incoming freshman, Abbey Mirigliano had a tough time making friends. Since then she’s found a second home here in Syracuse, but to never forget her hometown, Mirigliano got a tattoo of the city and a heart. Read more »
As the number of available adequate living spaces for next year is dwindling, students are beginning to develop a plan B. Read more »
Timothy Diem is using his role to work collaboratively with students and faculty and revamp the band. Read more »
Connor Monzo is the co-chair of the Sport Management Club's Annual Charity Sports Auction. The auction is expected to raise at least $40,000 for Meals on Wheels. Read more »
The festival will commemorate the retirement of its director, David Oja. Read more »
With U-pick options for more than just apples, local orchards will be active through October. Read more »
Business columnist Daniel Strauss explains how a new grant will help Syracuse University revitalize the local economy that it owes so much to. Read more »
Stephen Shepherd and his guest, Bronson Curry, got together to discuss all things related to bats, particularly why they matter in Central N.Y. Read more »
Hundreds of canal enthusiasts will come to Syracuse on Sunday to discuss and celebrate the research, preservation and revitalization of canals across the globe. Read more »
Violinist Anne Akiko Meyers will perform the first show of Symphoria’s artist series this Friday, playing composer Mason Bates’s violin concerto. Read more »
Filled with spaghetti, meatballs and garlic knots, the East Area Volunteer Emergency Services Inc. will host second annual spaghetti dinner. Read more »
Katie Morris and Jane Kim met four years ago, and today they share matching carbon bond tattoos to represent their love and friendship. Read more »
Blues and punk rocker Popa Chubby will perform at the downtown restaurant at 7:30 p.m. on Sunday. Read more »
The annual Syracuse Style Fashion Show presents downtown Syracuse as a serious retail destination that can be overshadowed by Destiny USA. Read more »
Community revitalization nonprofits are coming together for a day of building, bonding and beautification to rebrand the South Side. Read more »
The 5K walk and run at Onondaga Lake Park will be filled with people dressed as Supreme Court justices. Read more »
Music columnist Phoebe Smith thinks will.i.am is defining a new type of record label industry as he joins Mobile Record Label’s startup Amuse. Read more »
For this Ivy League student, switching from logic to creativity made school a positive experience. Read more »
José Vilson founded EduColor as a way to foster discussion and take action against equity issues in the public school system. Now his Twitter talks trend on a monthly basis. Read more »
With a new vision and angle, Lance Warren and Hannah Ayer depict the many ways racial terror has reshaped and partially destroyed black families across the country. Read more »
“Blacker the Berry,” featuring student DJs and artists, was hosted at the same time as Juice Jam. The student-organized music festival was a response to displeasure over the Juice Jam lineup. Read more »
Adam Duritz and the American rock band captivated the Lakeview Amphitheater’s audience Saturday night with hits like “Omaha,” “Mr. Jones” and “Rain King.” Read more »
Although Juice Jam did not sell out for the first time in three years, low expectations were exceeded with performances by Diplo and MØ. Read more »
There were many reasons some students didn’t attend Juice Jam. Lack of interest in musical artists and expensive ticket prices are among them. Read more »
