The numbers behind your favorite Marvel movies
In honor of the release of “Avengers: Endgame” this week, here are some fast facts about the beloved Marvel Cinematic Universe. Read more »
Onondaga County
Our reader: I-81 community grid proposal could harm Salina economy
Our reader argues that a grid-only redesign of I-81 could negatively impact businesses that rely on the interstate for stability. Read more »
Lily Verbeck: President of Residence Hall Association uses position to inspire change
Lily Verbeck, the president of the Residence Hall Association at Syracuse University, has used her RHA position to advocate on behalf of students within the greater SU community. Read more »
Amid declining bee population, community efforts attempt to save environment
The bee population in New York is declining, but community efforts continue to play a role in fostering a stable environment for native bees in central New York. Read more »
Indigenous art collective New Red Order present latest film at Everson Museum
The indigenous art collective New Red Order will project “Culture Capture: Terminal Addition,” at the Everson Museum of Art through May 25. Read more »
John Vigliotti: Peppino’s Neapolitan owner fosters community one meal at a time
John Vigliotti, owner of Peppino’s Neapolitan, is a son of Italian immigrants who grew up appreciating the quality of authentic Italian food. He now oversees three locations and nearly 80 employees. Read more »
Hayley Bermel: Syracuse local, sociology student advocates for her hometown while at SU
People’s Place manager, researcher and social justice advocate, Hayley Bermel aims to inspire other students to not take opportunities for granted. Read more »
Benefit showcase to promote women artists, equality in hip hop
Elise Marlin and Bryse Thornwell, junior Bandier students, will host a Women in Hip Hop Benefit Showcase at The Ark on Friday night. Proceeds from the event will go toward the nonprofit organization, Women in Music. Read more »
Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah: SU professor embraces vulnerability through creative writing
Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah, a graduate of Syracuse University’s MFA in Creative Writing program, now teaches classes and workshops at SU. His 2018 short story collection, “Friday Black,” earned him the PEN/Jean Stein Book Award. Read more »
Dana Balter announces 2020 Congressional campaign
Balter said her campaign would focus on support for public education and fair wages for the working class. Read more »
Mr. ASIA pageant celebrates talent, Asian American culture on campus
The third annual Mr. ASIA pageant aims to break down gender norms and stereotypes targeting Asian American communities. Read more »
3 musicians to perform in Funk ‘n Waffles’ Salt City Showcase
Funk ‘n Waffles will feature performances from Rebecca McDonald, Sydney Irving and Mark Zane on Tuesday night as part of the Salt City Showcase. Read more »
‘The Wizard of Oz’ creator’s legacy lives on in central New York a century after his death
100 years after "The Wizard of Oz" creator and central New Yorker Frank L. Baum's death, local communities aim to preserve his legacy. Read more »
FYP to present Disney’s ‘Newsies’ on stage
First Year Players’ production of Disney’s “Newsies” will open Thursday at 8 p.m. in Goldstein Auditorium. Read more »
Syracuse Fashion Week showcases local designers, fundraises for charity
Syracuse Fashion Week kicks off Thursday. Fashion shows will feature local models and clothing from local fashion boutiques. Read more »
OrangeSeeds to host annual Big Event on Saturday
OrangeSeeds is putting on Syracuse University’s largest student-run day of service on Saturday. The event was planned and organized by 24 first-year students and aims to create unity between SU and the city of Syracuse. Read more »
Sport analytics student takes baseball passion to the major leagues
Junior sport analytics major, Kyle Liotta has showcased his analytical skills to some of the pros in the Major League Baseball statistics game. Read more »
MySlice Makeover : Get the MySlice makeover of a lifetime
Not sure what classes to take this fall? Let the Fab Five help you decide. Read more »
Despite flaws, 'Shazam!' soars in creativity, visual thrills
Blockbuster “Shazam!” continues to prove DC Comics’ growing improvement to filmmaking. Read more »
Salt City Horror Fest to feature 35mm film classics on the big screen
The 14th Annual Salt City Horror Fest will be held at The Palace Theatre on Saturday, with screenings running from 11 a.m. until midnight. Read more »
Ambition Upstate brings sneaker culture, community to Syracuse
Ambition Upstate has grown to be a hub for music, fashion and sneaker culture in Syracuse. Read more »
The Lost Horizon to host rock and metalcore bands this weekend
Of Mice & Men, Hands Like Houses and Dead American will perform at The Lost Horizon on Saturday at 6 p.m. Read more »
Asian American and Pacific Islander Month 2019
SU alum to deliver lecture on industry experience, cultural identity for AAPI Month
Leo Wong, a 2014 graduate from Syracuse University, will speak on Tuesday as part of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Read more »
Pusha T, Flipp Dinero perform at 'Cuse Can! event
Rappers Pusha T and Flipp Dinero performed in Goldstein Auditorium Saturday night as part of 'Cuse Can!, an event aimed to promote inclusivity and foster campus dialogue. Read more »
