See when and where Syracuse University and SUNY-ESF are holding each of their convocation ceremonies
Here are the locations, times and speakers for each of the individual Syracuse University and SUNY-ESF convocation ceremonies. Read more »
Writer archives: Haley Kim
Syracuse local businesses prepare for influx of visitors for commencement weekend
Syracuse local businesses prepare for commencement weekend just like any other year, store managers say, by increasing staff and stocking up on inventory. Read more »
Syracuse University students party in the rain outside Walnut Park on Mayfest
Many Syracuse University students chose to celebrate during Mayfest on Euclid Avenue and other surrounding streets before heading to Walnut Park for official Mayfest festivities. Read more »
Film critic speaks at Syracuse University about new book and the art of criticism
New York Times film critic A.O. Scott spoke in the Joyce Hergenhan Auditorium on Tuesday about his new book and the art of criticism. Read more »
Syracuse neighborhoods to participate in 1st-ever city Olympics this summer
Neighborhoods in Syracuse will be participating in a city Olympics in August that will include bocce, volleyball, kickball and cornhole. Read more »
Armory Square Night Market brings together crafters, artists
Vintage button bracelets, flavored salts and even plants that smell like popcorn — these diverse items can all be found in Armory Square on a daily basis. But last night, they all came together in one location, SKY Armory, for the Night Market. Read more »
10 percent of homes in Onondaga County still have lead pipes
The Onondaga County Water Authority found 9,300 homes in Onondaga County have lead pipes that supply people with water. Read more »
Concept art released for Perseverance Park redesign in downtown Syracuse
The space would be used for food trucks, musical performances, seasonal markets and meeting places. Read more »
Judge throws out lawsuit against Miner administration over computer policy
The Syracuse Common Council sued the Miner administration for a violation of separation of powers. But Supreme Court Justice Hugh Gilbert dismissed the case because separation of powers does not exist in municipal government. Read more »
South Side 'food desert' gets grocery store for 1st time in 30 years
A Price Rite will be built in the South Side of Syracuse, making this the first time in 30 years that the area will have a grocery store. Read more »
How a new mobile app is allowing users to connect both locally and globally
Bivid, a new social media app, allows its users to connect with others both in their local areas and globally. Read more »
Medical marijuana dispensary opens on Erie Boulevard in Syracuse
A medical marijuana dispensary has recently opened for business on Erie Boulevard in Syracuse. Read more »
Syracuse building where F. Scott Fitzgerald previously lived to be demolished
A Syracuse apartment building, where "The Great Gatsby" author F. Scott Fitzgerald once lived, will be demolished this spring. Read more »
Start-up creates portable alarm to deter crime, promote safety
The ROBOCOPP Grenade, a turquoise keychain-sized device with a robot on the front, is a portable alarm that rings for 30 minutes when the top is pulled off. Read more »
WiSE-FPP welcomes largest class of female STEM students
Recently, Women in Science and Engineering (WiSE) at Syracuse University accepted 51 students into its Future Professionals Program (FPP). Read more »
Students create glow stick installation to promote safety on campus
Students in the School of Architecture used more than 4,000 glow sticks to light up Comstock and Euclid avenues to raise awareness for campus safety. Read more »
