1st SCSD-wide marching band beams Syracuse city pride
The Pride of Syracuse City School District Marching Band gives students a sense of pride for their hometown and the art of music. Read more »
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While campus is quiet, Syracuse summer festivals foster a flourishing city community
Annual festivals like CNY Pride, CNY Scottish Games and the Syracuse Nationals experienced unprecedented turnout this summer. With entertaining performances and exhibits, the festivals are a safe space for Syracuse residents to come together and celebrate. Read more »
A 4.8 magnitude earthquake centered in NJ shook parts of Syracuse, CNY
A seismic monitor in Williamstown, located roughly 40 miles north of Syracuse, reported an intensity of 2.7 following the 4.8 magnitude earthquake at 10:23 a.m. in New Jersey, according to the USGS. Read more »
Gallery: Students bask in Syracuse's first 70-degree day of the year
On the first 70-degree day of the year, Syracuse students gathered outside to juggle, read, slackline and more. Read more »
'Bold, brave and kind': Family and friends remember the life of Liam Zoghby
Family and friends remember Liam Zoghby, a sophomore and student manager for SU's men's basketball team, as warm, passionate and considerate. Read more »
Gallery: Holidays at Hendricks decks the chapel with music, holiday cheer
A look into the annual Holidays at Hendricks concert, behind the scenes and in front of the audience. Read more »
After hundreds march to support Palestine, Ritter, Groves address 'reprehensible behavior' from protestor
Protesters marched from the Maxwell School to the National Veterans Resource Center, calling for end to violence and divestment from Israel. Read more »
Gallery: 'Shilpanatanam,' dance at the Everson builds a bridge between past, present
Choreographer Maya Kulkarni pulled pieces from ancient Hindu texts and merged them with modern themes to craft the “Shilpanatanam” dance at the Everson Museum of Art — a celebration of past and present. Read more »
Fire in Newhouse 1 causes smoke damage, classes to be relocated
The fire broke out in a classroom in Newhouse 1 on Thursday evening. No one was injured. There was smoke damage, Dean Mark Lodato wrote. Read more »
Gallery: Pawsitively perfect scenes from Westcott’s second annual Halloween Dog Parade
Led by a jazz band, a parade of furry friends decked out in Halloween costumes marched down Westcott Street on Oct. 28 at the second annual Halloween Dog Parade. Read more »
Gallery: At the heart of Westcott Street lies the soul of its annual Cultural Fair
The annual Westcott Street Culture Fair showcased the cultures which encompass Syracuse through entertainment, food, music and vendors. Read more »
DPS reports 2 off-campus robberies, 1 student injured
The two robberies occurred off-campus between Thursday night and early Friday morning, with one SU student injured, according to DPS. Read more »
Syracuse native uses her passion for food to boost local businesses
Savorcuse supports local businesses through creativity and marketing Read more »
Gallery: When it rains, Juice Jam pours
Students crowded the stage at Juice Jam to jump and sing along to hit songs from headliner Flo Rida. Denzel Curry, Ryan Beatty and Rachel Grae's also performed at this year's festival. Read more »
Gallery: Festa Italiana puts Italian culture, community on display
The more the merrier: Syracuse community gathers around food, friends and music at the 25th annual Festa Italiana. Read more »
Festa Italiana serves authentic Italian culture with a side of meatballs
Bringing families and friends together with good food since 1998, the Syracuse Italian festival celebrates its 25th anniversary. Read more »
Gallery: Syracuse first responders gather for 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony
Syracuse community members gathered at Forman Park for a 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony. Read more »
‘Strength from solidarity:’ Workers from TCG player's union rally at NY State Fair
TCGplayer workers gather with other labor unions at the New York State Fair to fight for fair treatment and policies from their employers. Read more »
Here are 4 new restaurants in Syracuse to check out this semester
Check out four new restaurants that are opening their doors in Syracuse this semester. Read more »
Hungry Chuck's up for lease, only open for special events
The building that houses Hungry Chuck’s is officially up for lease, Christopher Snyder of University Hill Realty confirmed with The Daily Orange. The bar will… Read more »
Columbus Monument Corp. will appeal ruling that would allow Syracuse to proceed with statue removal
Now that the city can continue toward the removal of the Christopher Columbus statue, there is potential for future legal action when the administrative approval process is complete. Read more »
Chuck Schumer, Kathy Hochul attend official groundbreaking for I-81 Viaduct Project
The $2.25 billion Interstate 81 Viaduct Project will replace the Almond Street viaduct with a community grid of surface-level streets and a business loop. Read more »
Syracuse's first legal cannabis dispensary opens in Armory Square
The New York State Office of Cannabis Management confirmed that FlynnStoned will be the largest cannabis shop in the state. Read more »
Despite new paid positions, some Orientation Leaders still aren't compensated
Other nearby schools in New York state do pay their orientation leaders, including Ithaca College and Stony Brook University. Read more »
