County opioid overdose rate higher than national average, new tool shows
A new tool shows Onondaga County’s opioid death rate between 2012 and 2016 was 22.6 per 100,000 people, about 8 points higher than the national average. Read more »
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NYPIRG’s campaign essential in combating climate change
Environment columnist Emily Cerrito explains NYPIRG’s initiative regarding efficient transportation and urges the Syracuse community to get involved in environmental activism. Read more »
Ryan McMahon plans to tackle poverty, infrastructure issues as county executive
McMahon started his political career 13 years ago as common councilor for the city of Syracuse. Read more »
Electric car charging stations installed in DeWitt, Clay
The efforts are part of a state-wide push to install EV charging stations along I-90, from Buffalo to New York City. Read more »
Don’t miss your last weekend to get spooked at Fright Nights at the Fair
This is the last weekend to be spooked at Fright Nights at the Fair, which features five haunted houses. Read more »
Recess Coffee will host Halloween-themed class
Recess Coffee will offer a Halloween-themed cupping class on Thursday, Oct. 25 at 6 p.m. at their roasting headquarters. Read more »
How religious music continues to impact the music scene today
The impact of religious music may not be quantified in record sales or mainstream appeal, but its value comes from how it encourages participation amongst its listeners. Read more »
Ottothon to fundraise for children in hospitals in 12-hour dance marathon
Syracuse University’s annual Ottothon fundraiser is next weekend — and it’s not too late to sign up and dance the day away. Read more »
My Lucky Tummy introduces Syracuse to world cultures through pop-up food courts
Multinational food court My Lucky Tummy allows people a glimpse into a different culture with just one bite of food. Read more »
Katko, Balter respond to questions at NAACP forum
Rep. John Katko (R-Camillus) and his Democratic challenger Dana Balter answered questions ranging from poverty and prison reform to President Donald Trump’s rhetoric. Read more »
Antoni Porowski taught SU students how to make salad — and they ate it up
Antoni Porowski from Netflix’s “Queer Eye” spoke at Syracuse University for a cooking demonstration and Q&A session on Saturday night. Read more »
Check out these apple orchards, pumpkin fields before snow comes
It may be getting cold, but you need to visit these orchards and pumpkin patches before Syracuse's snow hits. Read more »
‘A Star is Born’ fails to utilize Lady Gaga’s star power
While Lady Gaga’s performance in “A Star is Born” is a triumph, Hollywood’s obsession with remaking classic films is not. Read more »
Memorial service to be held Thursday to commemorate Kermit Lee, former emeritus professor of architecture
The Syracuse University School of Architecture will host a memorial celebration for Kermit Lee, a former emeritus professor who passed away in earlier this year. Read more »
Annual Orange Central welcomes alumni back to the Hill with 1st 44th reunion celebration
Members of the Syracuse University community are trekking back to the Hill and preparing for this weekend’s Orange Central alumni events. Read more »
‘Fiddler on the Roof’ to open 11-month Broadway tour at the Landmark Theatre
“Fiddler on the Roof” Broadway tour, featuring Syracuse University alumna Olivia Gjurich, will open in Syracuse this week. Read more »
Now there are 2 Mets teams in New York
Syracuse previously was affiliated with the Washington Nationals before being purchased by the New York Mets. Read more »
Why animation still appeals to adults
Animation isn’t just a “kid” thing. Driven by technological advancements, the animation industry is here to stay. Read more »
NEXT CHAPTER: George Saunders takes inspiration from students, changes perspective to push his writing
George Saunders, an English professor in the College of Arts and Sciences’ creative writing program, will deliver the inaugural lecture of SU’s fall 2018 University Lecture series this Thursday at Hendricks Chapel. Read more »
SU senior Charlie Burg looks for more introspective songwriting in his 3rd EP
Student musician Charlie Burg made a name for himself beyond the SU campus. Read more »
Annual ‘Cockappella’ fundraiser hosted by all-men a cappella group Otto Tunes
Otto Tunes will present their annual Cockappella concert this weekend, which will benefit the Testicular Cancer Foundation. Read more »
These Syracuse indie artists are actually independent
No label, no problem. The Syracuse indie scene is alive and well with students and local artists bringing new sounds. Read more »
15th annual Syracuse International Film Festival is jam-packed with showings
This weekend, the 15th annual Syracuse International Film Festival will showcase local storytellers and filmmakers. Read more »
Meditation sessions on campus provide opportunities for self-discovery
Tucked away in the basement of Hendricks, student leaders, Buddhist Co-Chaplains and community volunteers lead meditation sessions for members of the SU community. Read more »
