Floral shop owner watches industry change with Syracuse
Markowitz Florist has been open since 1934. In its 83 years of operation, it’s watched the city of Syracuse change. Read more »
Writer archives: Casey Russell
Add a slap to your face as part of your new gym routine
Ever wondered what your personal trainer is thinking while you power through that last mile? The Walk Against Humanity app was developed for fitness but with a dark humor twist. Read more »
This is what black student leadership looks like in 2017
Charles Hicks was the first black president of Student Government. Black leadership was vibrant in the wake of the Civil Rights Movement, and that hasn't changed in 49 years. Read more »
This is what black student leadership looked like in 1968
The student body elected the first black Student Government leader in 1968. Charles Hicks was the equivalent of Student Association president in his day. Read more »
Say happy birthday to Funk ‘n Waffles, because it's turning 10
Well-loved University Hill restaurant Funk ‘n’ Waffles has been serving and entertaining customers since 2007. On Friday, it will host its 10th birthday party. Read more »
Asian students comment on implications of a Trump presidency heading into Inauguration Day
Asian students at Syracuse University and SUNY-ESF comment on the inflammatory comments and cultural implications Donald Trump may bring to his presidential term. Read more »
Lacey Mark kisses Nick Viall on 'The Bachelor' episode 2
Lacey Mark, a 2013 graduate of the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, kissed bachelor Nick Viall during a group date that aired last night on ABC. Read more »
SU alumna uses camel as transportation in 'The Bachelor' premiere
Lacey Mark, a 2013 Syracuse University alumna, is competing on ABC's popular romantic reality show, "The Bachelor," and she used her screen time in an unusual way. Read more »
5 things happening in Syracuse that students at home are missing
Syracuse University is dead this time of year without students -- but that doesn't mean the city stops too. Here's a recap of what's been going on during the first week of break. Read more »
Central New York crafters find relaxation, friendship in crocheting
The Central New York/Syracuse Crochet/Knit Group on Facebook has brought together a community of crafters who give crafting advice and share a mutual bond over yarn work. Read more »
John Williams performs, helps people in and out of veteran community
John Williams, a senior who transferred to Syracuse after 15 years of military service, spends his time here helping others around campus. Read more »
'Laura and the Sea' comments on tragedy with humor
SU drama's production of "Laura and the Sea" opened Saturday night with a healthy dose of dark humor. Read more »
Singing, performing colors senior's interests
Sean Jordan, an SU senior majoring in vocal performance and music history, loves singing baroque opera among other things. Read more »
Syracuse Stage colors family traditions with 44 seasons of theater
Syracuse Stage opened as a tool to compliment the Department of Drama, and in its 44 years, it's developed into more than a professional theater company. Read more »
5 things to know about The 1975
Catch up with The 1975, one of 2016's hottest acts, before seeing them live at the Carrier Dome for University Union's Rock The Dome concert. Read more »
Hotel Syracuse restoration and tours provide insight into city history
Onondaga Historical Association will conduct tours of Marriott Downtown Syracuse, a newly restored incarnation of the city's historic Hotel Syracuse. Read more »
Five things to know about Hotel Garuda
Hotel Garuda will appear alongside Sam Feldt at the first Bandersnatch concert of the year on Oct. 12 in Schine Underground. Read more »
FYP announces 'Big Fish' will be show for 2016-17 school year
First Year Players announced that they will perform "Big Fish" for the student body this spring in a live video posted to their Facebook page. Read more »
Sophomore Army ROTC cadet witnessed 9/11 attacks
Calvin Wineland, a public relations and political science dual major, has continued generations of military service with ROTC. Read more »
3 things to know about Juice Jam performer Marshmello
Learn about DJ and electronic artist Marshmallo before watching his live set at Skytop on September 25. Read more »
25-cent chocolate milk continues to delight generations of New York State fairgoers
Through all the rides and fried foods that grace the New York State Fair year after year, there is one staple that remains delicious and cheap at only 25 cents: chocolate milk. Read more »
Harambe sign in dorm room window raises eyebrows
A bold sign made out of Post-it notes in a dorm room window reading "RIP Harambe" was seen by many students along University Avenue, a busy street on campus. Read more »
Best restaurants for the perfect graduation dinner
Graduation from college calls for a nice meal. Here are some of the best restaurants in Syracuse for a classy dinner with the whole family. Read more »
Johnny Rockets serves same classic diner food despite internal makeover
Johnny Rockets underwent a major re-branding to bring its style into the modern age, but still serves its well-loved food. Read more »
