Caffeinated drinks can improve health, brain function
March marks National Caffeine Awareness Month, so here are some of the best benefits to your morning cup of joe. Read more »
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Special Olympics photoshoot promotes campaign for human-first language
The central New York Region of the Special Olympics hosted a photoshoot for athletes at Light Work studio this past weekend ahead of “Spread the Word to End the Word Day.” Read more »
Syracuse Stage finalizes 2019-20 season lineup
Syracuse Stage has announced its 2019-20 season lineup, featuring classics such as “12 Angry Men” and “Disney’s Beauty and the Beast” along with contemporary pieces “The Wolves” and “Yoga Play.” Read more »
Former band members honor David Bowie in alumni tour
The David Bowie Alumni Tour will celebrate the life and music of the late pop icon on Thursday at The Palace Theatre. Read more »
A look into how the arts are funded in Syracuse
Beyond the three Syracuse-based arts organizations recommended for grants from the NEA this year, arts organizations across the city receive support from NYSCA and CNY Arts, among others. Read more »
Gunna is using his clout as a crutch to produce mediocre albums
Gunna’s first official studio album, “Drip or Drown 2,” is full of throwaway tracks which highlight his reliance on ‘clout privilege’ to carry his career. Read more »
Spoiler alert: Movie trailers are ruining upcoming films
Screen time columnist, Patrick Gunn, reveals the pitfalls of trailers like “Detective Pikachu” showing too much before their film premiere. Read more »
3 stories you may have missed this weekend
The Salvation Army plans to open a women’s shelter in Syracuse with a staff of caseworkers to provide counseling. Read more »
The SAMMYS to celebrate achievements of local musicians
The Syracuse Area Music Awards will honor local artists and celebrate the best music the city has to offer later this week. Read more »
Students to be featured in 2019 Newhouse Photography Annual
The 2019 Newhouse Photography Annual, hosted by Light Work, opens this month and features more than 25 photos by Newhouse photography students. Read more »
Congress should spend reserve of money to protect parks
Congress should use all of the Land and Water Conservation Fund money to protect parks such as those in Onondaga County. Read more »
Local politicians react to ‘State of the County’ address
McMahon addressed poverty, infrastructure and economic development at Tuesday’s address. Read more »
Rockin’ the Redhouse to raise support for education scholarships
The Redhouse Art Center’s annual “Rockin’ the Redhouse” benefit concert will be held at The Landmark Theatre on Friday. Read more »
County Executive Ryan McMahon praises city collaboration in ‘State of the County’ address
McMahon delivered his first “State of the County” address at Le Moyne College on Tuesday night. Read more »
Video: You Op To Know | Business columnist discusses Syracuse’s Hire Ground homeless initiative
Welcome to You Op to Know, The Daily Orange Opinion section’s weekly video. This week, Assistant Editorial Editor Michael Sessa and Business columnist Patrick Penfield discuss the Hire Ground initiative, a job program officials hope will help homeless individuals get off the streets. Read more »
You Op To Know: Business columnist discusses Syracuse’s Hire Ground homeless work initiative
This week, Assistant Editorial Editor Michael Sessa and Business columnist Patrick Penfield discuss the Hire Ground initiative, a job program officials hope will help homeless individuals get off the streets. Read more »
Dip into these 6 tortilla recipes in honor of National Tortilla Chip Day
Grab some tortilla chips and your favorite dip in honor of National Tortilla Chip Day. Read more »
SUArt Galleries to produce exhibit from 180 anonymously-donated works
SUArt Galleries received more than 180 works from an anonymous donor and has been collaborating with graduate students to produce an exhibition to debut next fall. Read more »
New York state faces school bus driver shortage
A report found that a majority of New York state school transportation directors said they had an insufficient number of bus drivers. Read more »
3 stories you may have missed from over the weekend
The Syracuse Hancock International Airport will receive state funding to construct a new storage facility. Read more »
Gallery: Rep. John Katko hosts I-81 town hall at Fowler High School
Katko lead a question and answer session with residents of Syracuse and Onondaga County. Read more »
Syracuse Hire Ground initiative could greatly benefit city
Syracuse has a homeless population problem, but the new Hire Ground initiative could help solve it. Read more »
11-year-old artist, activist to be honored with downtown mural
Amiah Crisler, an 11-year-old at the Edward Smith K-8 School in Syracuse, was a featured speaker at the 2019 Women’s March Syracuse and a recipient of Syracuse University’s Unsung Hero Award. Known for her creative talents, Crisler will have her artwork recognized with a mural downtown later this year. Read more »
English professor, human rights advocate to speak at Syracuse Symposium
Artist Adela Licona will speak at the Syracuse Symposium on Friday. Her work focuses on the human injustices found at the United States-Mexico border and the lack of awareness on immigration law. Read more »
