‘Don Giovanni’ set to open at Syracuse Opera on Friday
The Syracuse Opera, with their performance of “Don Giovanni,” aims to make the piece relevant enough for newfound audiences to enjoy. Read more »
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South Campus duo runs take-out food business from their apartment
Two South Campus friends turned a passion into a lucrative hustle. Read more »
Caribbean Students Association to host event celebrating distinguished students, alumni
The Black Lounge, hosted by the Caribbean Students Association, is Saturday night in Goldstein Auditorium. The event was created to celebrate students and distinguished alumni through live performances, food and open discussion. Read more »
OrangeSeeds concert to fundraise for Habitat for Humanity
The OrangeSeeds Benefit Show on Feb. 1 in Panasci Lounge aims to unite student bands across campus for a night of intimate performances, all while raising funds for Habitat for Humanity. Read more »
Rapper DES leaves SU, finds new sound
Destinii Donawa, or “DES, the problem" a former Syracuse University student and rising rapper, draws inspiration from the darker points of her life as she experiments with new beats and a new style. Read more »
Funk ‘n Waffles to host benefit concert for Central New York SPCA
Funk ‘n Waffles will host a fundraiser benefiting the Central New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty of Animals on Tuesday as part of their Funk Gives Back series. The event, spearheaded by Danielle Sperato, features a lineup of local musicians and artists. Read more »
Pop Evil promotes new self-titled album with Westcott Theater performance
Pop Evil, a Michigan band, will perform with opening acts Don Jamieson and Savage After Midnight at The Westcott Theater on Tuesday night. Read more »
Local art exhibition aims to raise awareness of Rust Belt gun violence
This is the final week to see the Community Folk Art Center’s exhibit “in the clearing.” The art installation takes a look at the effect of gun violence on residents living in Rust Belt cities. Read more »
Former Believe in Syracuse executive director reflects on time spent at nonprofit
John DeSantis, a DeWitt native and Syracuse University alum, embraces all that Syracuse has to offer. As his friends from high school and college moved away from… Read more »
Rise N Shine Diner to open 2nd location designed by SU professor
Rise N Shine Diner's second location on Westcott Street is expected to open in April. Read more »
‘Community for the Grid’ meeting attendees discuss I-81 replacement options
Community for the Grid organized a meeting on Tuesday to discuss the possible community grid replacement to the Interstate-81 viaduct. Read more »
Common Council approves tax-sharing agreement
The plan will bring hundreds of millions of dollars in sales tax revenue to the city through 2030. Read more »
The Baldwinsville Theatre Guild kicks off 77th anniversary with ‘Spelling Bee’ musical
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” will run through Feb. 2 at the Presbyterian Education Center. The comedic musical aims to capture the trials and tribulations of adolescence. Read more »
CoreLife Eatery turns New Year resolutions into reality
CoreLife Eatery’s 21-day CoreLife Challenge encourages participants to stick to their new year resolutions and kickstart a healthier lifestyle. Read more »
A Tiny Home for Good builds affordable housing for those facing homelessness
Growing up in Marcellus, Dale Spicer worked sun-up until nearly midnight to support his family. His work ethic has persevered throughout his life, even after… Read more »
Common Council to vote on sales tax-sharing agreement
The council votes Tuesday on a proposal that would give Syracuse more than $800 million in tax revenue. Read more »
SU finds ombuds head after months-long search
Neal Powless, an SU graduate student, will head the Office of the University Ombuds. Read more »
Salt City Slay: Meet some of the contestants of Saturday night's Salt City Drag Battle
For many Salt City Drag Battle contestants, drag is about more than the looks and talent. Read more »
Here’s what Common Councilors expect Mayor Walsh to say during his ‘State of the City’ address
The councilors said they think Walsh will talk about city finances and initiatives of his inaugural year. Read more »
Government shutdown affects central New York
Food stamps and Section 8 housing vouchers could be at risk if the shutdown continues. Read more »
The can’t-miss movies to watch before winter break ends
Spending the rest of your break on the couch? Catch up on the biggest films released this season before heading back to campus. Read more »
Onondaga County Supervisors and Mayors associations want I-81 to maintain current route
Representatives from over a dozen suburban towns and villages advocated for either a hybrid tunnel or a new viaduct. Read more »
Winter Fun
Arts, food, entertainment and outdoor activities to keep you busy during winter break in upstate New York. Read more »
Food Bank of Central New York partners with local grocery stores to fight hunger
This is how the Food Bank of Central New York helps feed 11 counties, 365 days a year. Read more »
