Writer: Kelly Matlock
University Union to host comedian and actress Sherry Cola April 9
From her college radio station to the Sundance Film Festival, Sherry Cola is making a name for herself. Catch her in Syracuse on April 9 in the Schine Student Center. Read More »
Noble Cellar owners look to balance new restaurant with storied history
Noble Cellar, a restaurant on Onondaga Street, opened last year. A former spot on the Underground Railroad, the owners are honoring the building’s history. Read More »
The Syracuse half-marathon turns competition into community
For first-time runners and experienced marathoners alike, the Syracuse Half Marathon is a special event. Some participants ran in honor of lost loved ones or to prove that they could overcome illness. Read More »
Before her Oscar nomination, Karen Ryan learned how to tell stories at SU
Karen Ryan, Syracuse University alumna, is up for the most prestigious award in film: an Oscar. Her work as a producer for “Nimona” is nominated for Best Animated Feature Film. Read More »
Restaurant patrons can save big this week with downtown Syracuse's Dining Weeks
Syracuse restaurants are coming together, once again, for Dining Weeks. During this annual, week-long event, local restaurants will offer deals on lunch, dinner and sweets. Read More »
For some, favorite SU memories can only last forever with permanent ink
From orange slices to mascots, the SU community requests a variety of tattoos every year to commemorate their college experiences. Read More »
Otto Tunes, Groovestand showcase 'Pitch perfect' a cappella talents at collegiate competition
On Saturday, SU a cappella groups Otto Tunes and Groovestand competed at the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella. Friends from SU traveled to support the student performers. Read More »
University Union's upcoming Y2K-themed event to highlight student musicians
University Union is bringing together student artists for a Y2K party. University Union is hoping to hold more events for student artists. Read More »
Project Mend shares untold stories of formerly incarcerated individuals
Highlighting work by incarcerated individuals, Project Mend’s second issue came out this weekend. The literary magazine was the culmination of months of work by a team of people impacted by the justice system and SU students. Read More »
Show some love to these new restaurants this Valentine’s Day
Whether your date is a wannabe wine connoisseur or a diehard Syracuse fan, check out this list for Valentine’s Day date ideas. The list includes six restaurants that opened in Syracuse over the past year, so try something new with your date and make a reservation at these spots. Read More »
J.U.M.P. Nation helps its members become true ‘community citizens’
With weekly mentorship events and leadership summits, J.U.M.P. Nation connects Syracuse University students with the local community. The organization aims to close the gap between the campus and the greater community. Read More »
‘Assembly’ redefines ecology with artwork old and new
Syracuse University Art Museum’s new exhibit, “Assembly,” brings together artwork and artists. The exhibit examines climate change through a new lens. Read More »
Syracuse Stage’s ‘Clyde’s’ is a lesson about second chances
With a tight-knit cast and witty script, “Clyde’s” opens Jan. 31 at Syracuse Stage. Under the direction of Chip Miller, the show is a reminder that everyone deserves a second chance. Read More »
National Endowment for the Arts awards $35,000 to Light Work
For the 2024 fiscal year, the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) is awarding $35,000 to Light Work as a “Grants For Arts” fund. The grants aim to “strengthen the nation's arts and cultural ecosystem,” according to the NEA website. Read More »
1 year after her death, Elizabeth Watt is ‘teaching again’ through new exhibit
Carrying on the legacy of Elizabeth Watt, a new exhibit in Newhouse displays work from her portfolio as a still life photographer. Watt graduated from Syracuse University in 1981 and remained connected to its programs throughout her life as a mentor for many. Read More »
Leslie Lisk uses every inch of Syracuse's skinniest building
Only eleven feet wide on the inside, this Syracuse building is where the baking magic happens for Francesca’s Cucina. Leslie Lisk has been the chef for Francesca’s Cucina for the past eight years. Read More »
The D.O. found 2023's must-read books of every genre
From David Grann to Zadie Smith, historical and journalistic fiction were the stars of 2023. Read More »
For more than 30 years, CNY Folksmarch has provided a walk in the park
Since the 1970s, members of the CNY Folksmarch walking club have exercised, explored and forged new friendships. The group has even traveled to Western Canada and Germany. Read More »
Winter break is a cure for SU's international students' homesickness
As the semester draws to a close, international students travel far to return home Read More »
Joining a cappella helps singers find a home
SU a cappella groups work in harmony not just as performers, but friends Read More »
Mudpit's Battle of the Bands collaborates with OttoThon to 'play for a cause'
Freshman band After Hours stands out at OttoTHON and Mudpit’s Battle of the Bands Read More »
Original student play 'Pitsl' brings Jewish joy to life onstage
With a cast made up of both drama students and Jewish community members, “Pitsl” highlights Jewish joy Read More »
Get festive this winter with these 8 events
Get into the holiday spirit with these events in Syracuse and beyond Read More »
Syracuse Stage celebrates 50 years of bringing the power of theater to life
Bringing the art of theater to Syracuse since 1974, Syracuse Stage collaborates with Syracuse University and the local community Read More »