Amiah Crisler, an 11-year-old at the Edward Smith K-8 School in Syracuse, was a featured speaker at the 2019 Women’s March Syracuse and a recipient of Syracuse University’s Unsung Hero Award. Known for her creative talents, Crisler will have her artwork recognized with a mural downtown later this year. Read more »
Artist Adela Licona will speak at the Syracuse Symposium on Friday. Her work focuses on the human injustices found at the United States-Mexico border and the lack of awareness on immigration law. Read more »
Salina workers and leaders said the rerouting of Interstate 81 could harm business in the area. Read more »
Ottonomous Productions, Syracuse University’s only short film club, is looking to expand their production to more than films. Read more »
Four students in Syracuse University’s drama department will put on “Shakes-Beer,” a Shakespearean-inspired performance paired with complimentary beer tasting, this Sunday at WT Brews in Baldwinsville. Read more »
Jason Ryan, Dino director of marketing, felt the Valentine’s Day drink specials wouldn’t be complete without a jab at outspoken Syracuse critic, Pete Davidson. Read more »
Comedians Mark Steyn and Dennis Miller will perform at the OnCenter Crouse Hinds Theater this Saturday night. Audiences can expect a non-pandering, right-leaning comedic style. Read more »
The Food Bank of Central New York started the program to feed children left without school meals over winter recess. Read more »
Hunter said the grid is the least disruptive choice and will seize less private property than the other two options. Read more »
Eric Darnell Pritchard, an associate professor of English at the University at Buffalo, delivered the Office of Multicultural Affairs’ annual Black History Month Commemorative Lecture in Schine Student Center Wednesday evening. Read more »
At a town hall last weekend, residents voiced their opinions on I-81. Read more »
Boogie’s newest album, “Everythings for Sale,” is an honest reflection of his life — loving his son and trying to make peace within himself. Read more »
The 2019 Syracuse Winterfest runs Thursday, Feb. 14 through Sunday, Feb. 23 in downtown Syracuse, featuring food competitions, cook-offs, music, treasure hunts and more Read more »
This Valentine’s Day is opening night for the hit musical “Mamma Mia!” at The Central New York Playhouse, a community theater located at ShoppingTown Mall.… Read more »
The first New York State Winter Fair wrapped up Sunday night. Thousands of guests packed the Expo Center for food, rides and live entertainment. Read more »
Half of the people killed in Syracuse in 2018 were under the age of 21. Read more »
Politicians, local business owners and activists sent the letter to Gov. Andrew Cuomo to voice their support for the creation of a community grid. Read more »
Several student organizations will attend a rally Monday in Albany to support legislation that funds services for college students with disabilities. Read more »
MOVE@SPARK, a new dance studio at the Spark Contemporary Art Space, offers a variety of classes. Read more »
The New York State Winter Fair will be held at the New York State Fairgrounds’ Expo Center this weekend, featuring live entertainment, food and winter-themed competitions. Read more »
Tanisha Jackson, a professor of practice in Syracuse University’s department of African American studies, serves as the new executive director of the Community Folk Art Center. Read more »
The work of four Syracuse University communications design students will be featured in the Winter 2019 issue of Creative Quarterly. Jackie Akerley, Sami Albert, Alison Emmel and Liz Tosi all had winning entries. Read more »
The Salt City Burlesque is gearing up for its “Sweet Valentease” show this weekend. Read more »
This year’s Sundance Film Festival proved to be simultaneously a success and a disappointment, thanks to the breakthrough performances by little-known indie films and the overhyping of star-studded productions. Read more »
