Tag: Central New York
Gallery: The Syracuse Irish Festival turns Clinton Square green
On Friday and Saturday, Syracuse Irish Festival took place in Clinton Square. Visitors enjoyed Irish food, music and dance. Read More »
Find the club for you at this week's events
This week, explore different festivities on campus including Hindu cultural traditions and student sports organizations. At Hendricks Chapel, take a moment to pay respects at a memorial service for the 23rd anniversary of 9/11. Read More »
Mr. 305 brings his classic, nostalgic hits to the 315
Pitbull returned to Syracuse on his Party After Dark Tour at the Empower FCU Amphitheater at Lakeview. He played hits like “Hotel Room Service” and “Timber.” Read More »
Gannon's Ice Cream serves cold treats, generational traditions
John Gannon was inspired to open Gannon’s Ice Cream following his father’s advice. Now, the shop is a beloved part of the Syracuse community. Read More »
'I’ve Learned to Hold Myself Softly' exhibit reflects on identity in changing cities
Cali M. Banks’ 31-part exhibition, 'I’ve Learned to Hold Myself Softly,' reflects her identity and examines areas of Syracuse that have been neglected, abandoned and gentrified over the years. Read More »
Gallery: Looking behind the scenes at Gannon's Ice Cream, a 42-year-old Syracuse business
Gallery: Family-owned for more than four decades, Gannon's Ice Cream makes all their flavors fresh in-house. Take a look behind-the-scenes of how their ice cream is produced. Read More »
SU Art Museum's 'Fruits of Their Labor' spotlights untraditional definitions of labor
Syracuse University Art Museum’s exhibit, “Fruits of Their Labor,” challenges traditional and non-traditional work ideals. Read More »
Our humor columnist wants to see these electives on SU's course catalog
Now that she is an upperclassman, our humor columnist has some ideas about the offered Syracuse University elective classes. Read More »
Jam out with Pitbull, Hootie & the Blowfish or student bands this weekend
In Syracuse, this weekend is busy with concerts. Pitbull and T-Pain make their return to the city this Saturday for the Party After Dark Tour. Read More »
Tiring plot in 'The Crow' reboot makes watching actual crows more fun
Lionsgate attempted hopping on this summer's superhero movie trend with "The Crow”, but the film proved to be unsuccessful with an underdeveloped, thrown-together plot. Read More »
New Everson cafe 'Louise' blends ceramic art with cuisine
Elizabeth Dunbar, CEO of the Everson Museum of Art, and Louise Rosenfield, collector and Everson trustee, partnered on a cafe, “Louise.” The cafe is where visitors of the Everson Museum can enjoy beautiful ceramics and good food. Read More »
Former senior aide to Gov. Hochul charged with acting as agent for China
A former senior aide to New York Gov. Kathy Hochul was arrested and charged with acting as an agent for the People’s Republic of China. Read More »
False gunshot reports at NY State Fair incite panic among community fairgoers, SU students
Despite the reports proving to be unfounded, many fairgoers from Syracuse University remain emotionally affected by the incident. Read More »
Opinion: Voting in local, state elections matters
Now is the time to engage fully in these elections and to recognize that the votes we cast locally are just as vital, if not more so, than those at the national level. Read More »
2024 union rally celebrates 125th anniversary of the Greater Syracuse Labor Council
Hundreds of central New York union workers paraded through the New York State Fair as part of the Labor Day Parade and Rally. Read More »
DrumQuest took its healing drums around the world, then to SU
Jimbo Talbot brings drumming events to Syracuse University, helping students old and new deal with the stressors of college life. Read More »
Despite backlash, 'It Ends With Us' succeeds at telling a female-driven story
The film adaptation of the New York Times bestseller, “It Ends With Us,” received mixed reviews from viewers. Despite some backlash, the film proved successful at the box office and told a story of a woman's perseverance and strength. Read More »
Campus Voice: Is horror having a revival?
The Daily Orange wants to know if this summer’s plethora of horror film production will continue into the fall season. Read More »
Screentime Podcast: Columnists discuss the best, worst of Summer 2024
As the summer comes to a close, Senior Staff Writers Nate Lechner and Henry O'Brien discuss the movies that defined the season Read More »
Gordon Parks exhibit elicits multi-sensorial experience of his trailblazing career
Gordon Parks' work is displayed at Syracuse University Art Museum's new exhibit, “'Homeward to the Prairie I Come': Gordon Parks Photographs.” The gallery showcases Parks’ inspiring photos, from photo essays to portraits. Read More »
State Senate reportedly concludes Mannion did not violate harassment policies, NYT finds
The New York State Senate has concluded its investigation of State Senator and congressional candidate John Mannion. Read More »
Opinion: Survivors of sexual assault deserve better support from SU
It is not until we address the problem at the source that we can make a real change, and everybody needs to pitch in to help. Read More »