Tag: Onondaga County
Check out these pre-spring break events this weekend
Just because spring break is next week, doesn't mean you can't have fun now. These events are the perfect way to kick off your week. Read More »
Local craft breweries are the perfect place to spend spring break
If you’re worried about having nothing to do over spring break in Syracuse, don’t be: these craft breweries offer some of central New York’s best beer. Read More »
Syracuse Common Council may support early voting bill
A resolution of support was introduced by Councilor Latoya Allen, of the 4th district, during Wednesday’s council study session. Read More »
Distillery run by SU faculty member highlights brewing, barrelling process
SU culinary specialist Chris Uyehara opened Last Shot Distillery in 2015 and allows visitors to get a glimpse of the process of distillation. Read More »
Here’s one thing Donald Trump has gotten right on Twitter
President Donald Trump thinks the Oscars’ low ratings are due to a lack of stars, and he actually might not be wrong. Read More »
Engineering students create video to celebrate women in STEM
Bridget McDonough and Dalya Omar made the video just before International Women’s Day to demonstrate the lack of women in STEM fields. Read More »
Kelly Veshia’s 4 tattoos illustrate her identity and outlook on life
The senior psychology and Russian Studies double major has several pieces of body art that help tell the story of who she is, what she values and where she comes from. Read More »
Artists look to capture animals’ personalities at Baltimore Woods exhibit
Baltimore Woods Nature Center is hosting "Natural Passions" to highlight the beauty of nature and capture the essence of different animals. Read More »
This Syracuse University alumnus’ startup can help you understand March Madness
Brothers Mike and Doug Gursha just added basketball content to Rookie Road, a site that thoroughly explains the rules of popular sports. Read More »
Champ’s success is based on ‘90 percent service and 10 percent food’
Champ’s Pizzeria & Fish Fry has been building customer rapport with its food since opening. Read More »
Urban Video Project to host screening on the art of documentaries
AKIN will be hosted at the Everson Museum of Art this week, a video-art exhibition regarding the nature of documentary that features the work of Keren Shavit and Eva Marie Rødbro. Read More »
Spring break trips are taking SU students around the world this year
Students will be traveling to places such as West Virginia; Washington, D.C.; Costa Rica and Israel to learn outside the classroom and make an impact on new communities. Read More »
Whether it's snowing, raining or shining this weekend, check out these events:
Just because spring break is right around the corner doesn’t mean you can’t have fun this weekend. Check out these upcoming events. Read More »
7 of the best songs from the 'Black Panther' film soundtrack
“Black Panther the Album: Music From And Inspired By” attempts to push boundaries just like its film counterpart, boasting star-powered tracks, quality production and an international presence. Read More »
Rosamond Gifford Zoo to host Wizards Weekend
Catch glimpses of Moaning Myrtle and Severus Snape at the Rosamond Gifford Zoo as part of its Wizards Weekend event. Read More »
2nd REAL Talks to foster dialogue about economic issues facing students
After recent tuition hikes and GOP tax overhauls, this Friday’s REAL Talks event will provide a safe space to discuss financial issues facing students today. Read More »
Syracuse University junior to bring travel business to South by Southwest
Growing up, Kevin Rieck always wanted to be an inventor. Now he has a business, Ravle, that streamlines travel through film. Read More »
Eat these 5 foods to stay focused while studying
Foodie columnist Taylor Lucero recommends eating these foods to help boost brain power while you study for midterms. Read More »
Arts organizations with ties to SU receive $300,000 grant
In a time when public funding for the arts is lacking, Syracuse arts organizations just received $300,000 worth of grants. Read More »
Is this the end of the studio comedy? There are reasons to think so:
This weekend, the Warner Bros. comedy “Game Night” didn't have exceptional box office returns. Is the era of the successful studio comedy coming to a close? Read More »
Plans for Syracuse cost-saving initiatives still in development
Bob Andrews, director of intergovernmental affairs and shared services for the city, said Syracuse is not ready to release any specific ideas regarding the initiative to the public. Read More »
SU alumnus recruits future Planters Peanutters with NUTmobile
Alumnus Liam Sullivan and his peanutter partners Elise Grover and Iara Aldape brought the peanut on wheels to Syracuse University last week to recruit and talk about their times on the “nutty highways of America.” Read More »
Chick-fil-A hosts community service event for free food
Chick-fil-A, opening Thursday morning in Cicero, hosted a day of community service on Wednesday. Read More »
SUArt Galleries exhibit aims to show the “Hidden Beauty” in human frailty
Two medical experts collaborate to bridge the gap between photography and science in SUArt Galleries’ newest photo exhibit, on display now until March 9. Read More »