Salt City Market encourages customers to try various cuisines with ‘Foodie Passport’
Salt City Market’s "Foodie Passport" program sends customers on a voyage to every restaurant in the market. Read more »
Slice of Life
The impact student customers have on Marshall Street small businesses
Independent restaurants on Marshall Street offer students a way to support local businesses and get a break from chain food. Read more »
SU celebrates National Disability Employment Awareness month
To recognize National Disability Employment Awareness Month, SU is holding events on campus to create a platform for education and expansion on rights and accommodations on-campus for people with disabilities. Read more »
'Crossing Columbus' presents the uneasy relationship of bordering cities
Screentime columnists Madison Tyler and Samuel Rivo take a look at the documentary “Crossing Columbus” after viewing it at the Syracuse International Film Festival. Read more »
University Union to hold Q&A featuring 'Insecure' star Yvonne Orji Saturday
University Union will host “Insecure’s” co-star Yvonne Orji at the the Goldstein Auditorium on Saturday night for a moderated Q&A. Read more »
Funky Town Comics owners invest in childhood hobby with Coffee and Comics event
At Marketplace on James, people can buy and read vintage comics while drinking coffee and trying quirky baked goods like “taco muffins.” Read more »
Syracuse residents will use $25,000 grant to decorate space in front of City Hall
The art project will make the space into a colorful area that visually encourages public assembly and political engagement. Read more »
Syracuse poet reads verses inspired by Ghanian heritage at Salt City Market
Wednesday night poet Kofi Antwi gave a poetry reading at Salt City Market on South Salina Street. Read more »
'The French Dispatch' presents technical upside, narrative downside of Wes Anderson
An anthology film, Wes Anderson’s latest project tells three separate stories based around the same fictional magazine. Read more »
Syracuse International Film Festival welcomes back film lovers
After a year online due to the pandemic, the Syracuse International Film Festival is being held in-person Oct. 22-24. Read more »
Syracuse couple's grab-and-go deli Daybird serves Mexican-inspired dishes
Married couple Jessica Capels and Billy Brill opened a new restaurant serving Mexican-inspired deli dishes. Read more »
Poorly translated subtitles in 'Squid Game' gloss over Korean culture
The sensational South Korean Netflix series “Squid Game” fell short on some translations, writes Jade Chung. Read more »
Students missing DJ's look forward to Lucy Blu Island Bar and Club opening
Orange Crate Brewing Company will open a new tropical themed bar, Lucy Blu, on Marshall street in the spot that DJ’s on the Hill once stood. Read more »
After Daniel Craig's exit in 'No Time to Die,' who can fill the shoes of 007?
Screentime columnist Nate Lechner breaks down a few options for continuing the Bond franchise. Read more »
Flower Skate Shop holds impromptu Shortcuts skateboard race
When last week’s “Shortcuts” skateboard race through downtown Syracuse was canceled, owners from two businesses helped spur an impromptu skate sesh. Read more »
Food Recovery Network aims to reduce food waste, fight hunger in Syracuse
SU’s Food Recovery Network works to make sure unwanted food in SU dining halls isn’t wasted, collecting up to 200 pounds of food to drop off at local charitable organizations. Read more »
‘C’mon C’mon’ constructs true love letter to the familial experience
The newest film from Mike Mills stars Joaquin Phoenix in a subdued role in this tender story of a radio journalist and his nephew, Screentime columnist Michael Lieberman writes. Read more »
Syracuse Stage to bring back live audiences for 2021-22 season with 'Eureka Day'
Syracuse Stage is returning to live theater with six plays planned for its 2021-2022 season. Read more »
‘Lamb’ blends horror and family drama to present a terrifying take on parenthood
The film follows María and Ingvar, remote farmers whose decision to take in a half-human half-lamb hybrid as their own child sets them on a chilling path. Read more »
New Syracuse cat cafe offers visitors a 1-way ticket to Japan
Luna Cafe brings Japan to Syracuse through food, decor and cats. Read more »
Season 2 of 'Ted Lasso' spreads message of empathy through darker themes
Screentime columnist Sam Rivo dives into the familial dynamics of “Ted Lasso.” Read more »
Yik Yak is back. Why are so many SU students using it?
After being removed from app stores in 2017, Yik Yak is once again available for download and is being used by SU students. Read more »
A La Mode restaurant is working to reopen in October despite staff shortage
Though the restaurant was a much-loved spot in the university area, it had to close temporarily due to labor shortages. Read more »
‘The Worst Person in the World’ flawlessly breaks the rules of film
Get the latest Syracuse news delivered right to your inbox. Subscribe to our newsletter here. “The Worst Person in the World” starts off with an… Read more »
