Tag: Central New York
Center for the Creator Economy legitimizes SU as influencer breeding ground
Numerous successful influencers have come out of Syracuse University, making it a breeding ground for content creators. Read More »
Step through Harvey’s Garden into intimate The Cabinet Room speakeasy
Hidden behind what seem's to be a dead end in Harvey's Garden is a cocktail-focused speakeasy, The Cabinet Room. Read More »
Sue’s Daycare brings ‘stability,’ warmth to student-dominated street
In a neighborhood dominated by students, Susan Chase operates a daycare from the downstairs apartment of the home she grew up in. Read More »
Opinion: You haven’t changed since freshman year, you’ve learned about yourself
SU didn’t change me; it taught me. It taught me how to embrace the parts of myself I had previously tried to keep hidden. Read More »
Revel in Syracuse snow with downhill, cross-country skiing this season
From blue and black diamond runs to beginner-friendly courses, explore different winter spots to sled, ski or snowboard in central New York. Read More »
SU’s Kendo Club studies Japanese sport tradition, forms close collective
Syracuse University’s Kendo Club honors the traditional Japanese martial arts sport and its customs, combining physical activity and mental strategy. Read More »
Jam out to reggae tunes, rave to pop electronica this week
From Cheat Codes w/ NESRA at Westcott Theater to LAUNDRY DAY at The Song & Dance, Syracuse has several concerts to see this week. Read More »
Opinion: Our social media personas online contribute to growth offline
We should enjoy and have fun with the personas we cobble together online and be grateful for the ease in which we act as someone we want to be. Read More »
Personal Essay: When choosing a major, undecided doesn’t mean unsure
Open-mindedness in college will lead to success beyond academics–cultivating curiosity, resilience and a healthier relationship with learning and ourselves. Read More »
A look back at 2016 media: Whimsy of ‘La La Land,’ 1 hit wonder ‘Broccoli’
Following social media's obsession with 2016, here's a decade look back to our columnist's favorite movies and songs from the viral year. Read More »
Kid Cudi to make 1st Syracuse return since 2013 with M.I.A., others June 8
Kid Cudi is returning to Syracuse on June 8 with a performance at the Empower Federal Credit Union Amphitheater. Read More »
SU junior Oakes Fegley approaches acting career with humility, ambition
Junior Oakes Fegley starred in his first movie role, “Pete’s Dragon,” in 2016, crediting his family for his acting career. Read More »
Gallery: Students celebrate historic snowstorm, SU’s 6th-ever snow day
D.O. photographers captured moments of snowfall during this week’s historic storm. Snapshots include residents shoveling and students celebrating SU’s sixth-ever snow day. Read More »
SU Press highlights untold community stories through Read New York
Syracuse University Press started the Read New York Challenge, which spotlights 12 books, one for each month, to connect reading with the SU community and the surrounding area. Read More »
Once a ski lodge, South Campus’ Inn Complete offers food at homey social hub
A ski lodge-turned-restaurant on South Campus, The Inn Complete, has become a third space for South Campus residents to gather. Read More »
‘Made in Poland’ photo exhibition honors roots from outside the box
In Light Work's "Made in Poland" exhibit, artist Karolina Wojtas hopes to replicate the unveiling of a care package from Poland. Read More »
Opinion: AI can support nutrition, but cannot replace dietitians
AI shouldn’t be banned from nutrition, but it must stay in its own lane. It can serve as a support tool, not a replacement for registered dietitians. Read More »
Saint Marianne Cope Museum celebrates Feast Day with tulips of hope
On Friday, Saint Marianne Cope Shrine & Museum celebrated St. Marianne Cope’s feast day, where the museum gives out tulips to patients in St. Joseph’s Health Hospital and its off-site facilities. Read More »
Reflect on art exhibits, test your brain with trivia this week
Brace the chilling cold with CNY Brewfest 2026 and the seventh annual Syracuse Winter Fair this week. Read More »
Hochul issues state of emergency for extreme cold, winter storm in New York
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul declared a state of emergency for upcoming cold weather and a winter storm that will hit the state this weekend. Read More »
Murals, statues sprinkled around SU represent remnants of rich art history
The Public Art @ SU, a self-guided tour spotlights 27 of the 40+ works of art on Syracuse University's campus, reflecting the school's prior commitment to fine arts. Read More »
Onondaga County federally granted $2.5 million for emergency communications improvement
New York state granted Onondaga County over $2.5 million to strengthen emergency communications, according to a Wednesday release. Read More »
SU alum, internet older sister Quincy Whipple stays authentic through it all
Syracuse University graduate Quincy Whipple has amassed over 255,500 TikTok followers on a page that she began her freshman year of college. Read More »
After year on Marshall Street, MakerSpace remains a flourishing center
ITS MakerSpace celebrated its one-year anniversary since its Marshall Square Mall relocation with upgraded equipment and a more streamlined organization. Read More »