It’s time to stop pushing for your side to win. The goal for all of us — whether we have a personal stake in the conflict or not — should be for lasting peace and a solution that doesn't prioritize certain lives at the expense of others. Read more »
“At Water’s Edge: Reflections on 200 Years of the Erie Canal" is on display at the Everson Museum of Art through April 27, and features three artists. Read more »
People migrate to America in search of better opportunities and in asylum from strife. It should not be acceptable in any way for people to be seized once they make it into our country and then thrown to the side like trash. This is simply wrong and un-American. Read more »
Filmmaker Osgood Perkins' latest film, "The Monkey," references his personal struggles with his father, while cementing his visual and narrative talents in the horror genre. Read more »
MJ Kaufman's play “A Walrus in the Body of a Crocodile” is being performed at Syracuse Stage from Feb. 22 to March 2 and explores themes of gender identity within society. Read more »
In both speaking to and surveying SU students, I’ve observed a desire around campus for more attention to plant-based and vegan offerings. Read more »
SavorCuse co-hosted their food sampling event at McCarthy Mercantile for the third year in a row. Both new and longtime Syracuse residents tried a variety of the city's dining spots and learned about the businesses. Read more »
As Trump’s authoritarian tendencies become more overt, so do the policies that seek to undermine democratic participation. Read more »
The Cherry Pit, a Syracuse-based vintage clothing store that merged four owners' individual stores, will close so that each owner can pursue other fashion and retail endeavors. Read more »
Clothing designer and Syracuse University senior John Ayoola Fadugbagbe’s clothing brand specializes in custom military-inspired vintage clothing through pins and patches that echo his Nigerian heritage. Read more »
We can’t delegitimize the genuine threat the current administration poses to the residents of this country and the rest of the world. Read more »
“Overture: 2025 Faculty Survey” is an exhibit at the Nancy Cantor Warehouse in downtown Syracuse that features the artwork of nearly 30 faculty members from Syracuse University’s College of Visual and Performing Arts. Read more »
This week, join Dazed for a charity show benefitting Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital or party at The Song & Dance's Shrek Rave. Read more »
Physical media acts as a way to preserve history without having to worry about the source material being edited to fit agendas. Read more »
Saturday Night Live aired a three hour special on Sunday, celebrating the show's 50th anniversary with old and new hosts and skits. Read more »
Jonathan Eusebio, made his directorial debut with, “Love Hurts,” a film featuring intense action sequences but lackluster plot. Read more »
“Paddington in Peru” displays stunning visuals and exceptional acting but does not live up to the charm of its predecessors. Read more »
The fact that people were killed simply on the grounds of being Jewish is a heartbreakingly difficult concept to grapple with. Read more »
ArtRage Gallery and Central Current news organization collaborated to curate the photography exhibit “A Place to Call Home,” which focuses on the housing crisis in Syracuse. Read more »
The passions exhibited in cultural institutions make them the ultimate battlegrounds. The potential for challenging the status quo is an ever-present possibility. Read more »
Sabrina Carpenter takes fans on a rollercoaster of heartbreak and laughter with five new songs on Short n’ Sweet (Deluxe). Read more »
The Central New York Women’s Network hosted its second annual Galentine’s Day Party, featuring merchandise and services from local women-owned businesses. Read more »
The 2025 Drew Hancock film “Companion” uses witty dialogue and standout acting performances to tackle the artificial intelligence genre. Read more »
Beyond individual acts of disrespect, many staff members also face systemic challenges like twisted support from management, who may often prioritize student relations, and unrealistic expectations from students who forget these workers are more than mere service providers. Read more »
