Writer: Aline Peres Martins
Bottoms up, seniors. Celebrate graduation with brunch drinks for a pick-me-up to take the edge off.
After years of undergraduate studies, seniors deserve a classier, yet still easy, drink to power through graduation. Here are a few suggestions. Read More »
New York craft beer app helps you find places to drink
The up-and-coming New York Craft Beer App gives users the chance to browse local craft breweries. It’s worth the download if you’re a craft connoisseur. Read More »
Egal Adan went from a Kenyan refugee camp to Clarkson University
The Henninger High School graduate moved to Syracuse from a Kenyan refugee camp when he was six years old. Read More »
Forget piña coladas, these spiked smoothies are the way to go
Adding a couple ounces of rum to a berry smoothie gives the illusion of health, but the feeling of a tropical summer drink. Read More »
Refugees face distinct challenges when applying for college
As college application season begins, students will be applying to colleges all over the country. In Syracuse, refugees face linguistic, cultural, and administrative barriers to entry. Read More »
Forget Mimosas, elevate brunch with limoncello sangria
This sangria strays from traditional red wine-based versions, but it is a great light, bubbly drink to share with friends as the weather warms up. Read More »
Bring the Hungry Chuck’s experience home with you with these recipes
Hungry Chuck's may be closing soon, before that happens here are some tips to bring the Chuck’s experience to your house. Read More »
April Fools, this drink is fake
Perfect for an April Fools’ Day party, or for when you feel like being fancy but not drinking something that tastes like bitter whiskey, The Syracuse looks just like a Manhattan, but is fresher, crisper and sweeter. Read More »
The Spring Collins: spring meets 19th century Britain
Taking three spring-season fruits and mixing it with what is essentially a boozy lemonade makes for a perfect, very British, start to spring. Read More »
Forget green eggs and ham. Drink this green beer, fam.
Beer-drinkers gathered last weekend on Tipperary hill for a colorful event: Green Beer Sunday Read More »
Golden Vidal Blanc Ice Wine is local and luxurious
Warm winters are not good for wine that needs frozen grapes to be made. From the Standing Stone winery in central New York, this ice wine is worth a try while supplies last. Read More »
Kombucha beer really is the perfect blend between the probiotic health drink and your favorite ale
Catch it at your local craft beer spot, Unity Vibration’s Kombucha beer is a funky, fruity drink that’s worth a try. Read More »
Classic Cuban Mojito is light and refreshingly sweet
A bartender from El Floridita, a well-known Havana establishment, said the secret to a perfect mojito is in the execution. Read More »
This Guinness Martini is the strongest martini you’ll ever drink
The mix of an American classic and an Irish staple is an unusual but intriguing drink. Read More »
Mix red wine and hot chocolate for a warm, rich drink
The ancient Aztecs are said to have mixed chocolate beverages with wine. Centuries later, this combination still has a tasty result. Read More »
Put that leftover champagne to use with these drink recipes
If you're one of the many people who bought too much champagne to drink this past holiday season, take a look at these recipes to put those bottles to good use. Read More »
Updated academic integrity policy aims to make reporting violations easier, clarify the process
The new academic integrity policy reflects input from students and faculty who are overwhelmed with reporting requirements. Read More »
Syracuse City School District students shouldn't walk more than 1 mile to school, Common Council votes
The Syracuse Common Council unanimously approved a resolution asking the state government to allow them to lower the current limit for bussing Syracuse City School District students from 1.5 miles to 1 mile. Read More »
Syracuse residents, Onondaga Nation march in protest of Dakota Access Pipeline
Hundreds of people marched almost six miles from the Onondaga Nation Arena to Clinton Square in Syracuse to oppose the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline. Read More »
Joe Nicoletti wins race for councilor-at-large
After beating Republican Norm Snyder in the race for a seat on the Syracuse Common Council, Joe Nicoletti said he is ready to get back to work tomorrow and focus on the issues that matter for Syracuse residents. Read More »
Syracuse Common Council passes legislation banning housing discrimination
Councilor Jean Kessner first proposed a bill three months ago that would ban landlords from advertising that they will not rent to people using government assistance to pay for housing. Read More »
Options for replacing I-81 portion displayed at public meeting in Syracuse
There are currently two options for Interstate 81 reconstruction: community grid or viaduct. On Tuesday night at the G.W. Fowler High School gymnasium, a line of posters circled the room with information on each option. Read More »
City residents, Syracuse Common Council concerned about new flood insurance
The Syracuse Common Council is urging state legislators allow the city to grant tax exemptions to low-income families affected by FEMA’s new flood zone. Residents are worried the new mandatory tax insurance will force people to leave their homes. Read More »