Anything But Beer provides gluten-free alternative to Syracuse community
Located in downtown Syracuse, Brittany Berry and Logan Booney have been providing gluten-free items like beer to customers since 2017. Read more »
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Sankofa Urban Market features Black-owned beauty products and personalized baskets
For the first time since it opened, the Sankofa Urban Market will be open weekly on Saturdays during the spring, until May. Read more »
Wintery conditions don't stop return to Syracuse's St. Patrick's Day celebration
On March 12, the 40th annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade took place in downtown Syracuse. Read more »
5 events to check out while staying in snowy Syracuse over spring break
If you’re staying on campus for spring break, you don’t have to worry about FOMO. Here are five events you can go to over break. Read more »
City as Canvas project livens Syracuse streets with local artists murals
This summer, Tomorrow’s Neighborhoods Today will pair residents with artists to make murals across eight sectors of Syracuse for City as Canvas. Read more »
Renegade Magazine’s Reneprom filled with music, fashion
On March 5, Renegade Magazine hosted the second-ever Reneprom, featuring performances from student musicians and music from DJ Jill. Read more »
Buddy Boeheim hopes to foster community in Syracuse with NIL sponsorships
Buddy has made it a point to work with companies that have ties to the Syracuse community or sports in general since signing with Roc Nation Sports. Read more »
Human Dogsledding event raises money for Helping Hounds Dog Rescue
On Sunday, spectators gathered outside of Iron Pier Apartments for the second Winterfest Human Dogsled Race. Read more »
Purple Banana opens as fresh açaí bowl addition to Syracuse area
After pursuing his dream of owning a restaurant, Luke Nicolette opened Purple Banana at 754 S. Crouse Ave. Read more »
Celebrate National Pizza Day at these 5 central New York pizza shops
National Pizza Day was Feb. 9. To celebrate, check out these restaurants’ takes on what is perhaps the most classic of comfort foods. Read more »
Following COVID-19 pause, Syracuse Auto Expo returns for 113th show
The Syracuse Auto Expo’s 113th show will be held at The Oncenter’s Nicholas J. Pirro Convention Center from Feb. 10-13. Read more »
Nave Law Winter Fair returns, featuring food vendors, live shows
The Nave Law Winter Fair took place indoors from Feb. 4 to Feb. 6 at the New York State Fairgrounds’ Exposition Center. Read more »
Attendees brave frigid temperatures for Syracuse Pond Hockey Classic
On Jan. 29, hundreds of people showed up to Hiawatha Lake at Onondaga Park for the Syracuse Pond Hockey Classic. Read more »
Celebrating the 1st year of Salt City Market
Salt City Market, located in downtown Syracuse, is celebrating its 1-year anniversary. Read more »
3 local businesses to help with your last-minute holiday shopping
Here are three Syracuse shops that will help last-minute holiday shoppers find unique gifts without having to deal with large crowds or low stock. Read more »
SU sophomore starts clothing business to spread positivity, cultural awareness
Brianna Gillfillian started a clothing business on Instagram earlier this year and sells custom Jamaica-inspired clothes. Read more »
Proposed I-81 community grid alternative could benefit Syracuse
The “community grid” solution is the best plan to fix the complex issues that I-81 has spurred for generations of Syracuse residents. Read more »
How photography's presence at SU has shifted throughout time, social media
Photography’s presence on SU’s campus has shifted as cameras become more widely available through new technology, but professors and local businesses still look back on the art form itself and analog cameras’ role in the craft. Read more »
SU students should be required to take technology literacy courses
As jobs become more technology intensive, SU needs to implement more digital literacy programs to teach students software like Excel. Read more »
100 volunteers unite to build the only pump track in Syracuse
Community members are working to turn an empty lot on West Fayette Street into a pump track called PumpTrackSYR. Read more »
Salt City Market encourages customers to try various cuisines with ‘Foodie Passport’
Salt City Market’s "Foodie Passport" program sends customers on a voyage to every restaurant in the market. Read more »
The impact student customers have on Marshall Street small businesses
Independent restaurants on Marshall Street offer students a way to support local businesses and get a break from chain food. Read more »
Funky Town Comics owners invest in childhood hobby with Coffee and Comics event
At Marketplace on James, people can buy and read vintage comics while drinking coffee and trying quirky baked goods like “taco muffins.” Read more »
Syracuse residents will use $25,000 grant to decorate space in front of City Hall
The art project will make the space into a colorful area that visually encourages public assembly and political engagement. Read more »
