Syracuse students experience different travel home through snowy weather
With lake-effect snow hitting much of New York, students experienced some travel troubles getting back to school after Thanksgiving break.
Bringing the beat of West Africa to Syracuse: David “Este” Nyadedzor shares heritage through drumming
David "Este" Nyadedzor, a Ghanaian immigrant in Syracuse, uses West African drumming to foster cultural connections, honor his ancestral heritage, and introduce the rich traditions of his homeland to the…
Community serves hope in Central New York
In Central New York, organizations are preparing to help those in need for the holiday season. Some residents, though, have made it a personal mission.
Neighbors warm winter’s chill
A group gathers every Thursday to practice their shared pastime - a ukulele. This group plays the unexpected instrument, finding community, in Upstate New York.
Syracuse airport prepares for record-breaking travel day
Syracuse Hancock International Aiport is taking extra steps to handle a record-breaking traveling season
How social media is shaping the youth vote in Syracuse for the 2024 election
Social media's impact on young voters in the 2024 election.
Syracuse landlords and realtors weigh in on Good Cause Eviction
Residents, realtors and landlords spoke to the Common Council over the implementation of the Good Cause Eviction Law in Syracuse.
More people are increasingly stressed about the presidential election
Professor Shana Gadarian wrote a book in 2015 called "Anxious Poltics."
How bringing Japanese culture to Central New York looks different to everyone
Luna Cafe in Syracuse is bringing Japanese culture to CNY in a different way.
The Silent Struggle: Mental Health Challenges for Division 1 Athletes
photo credits @ Xayvion Perkins Syracuse, NY – As Syracuse University’s track and field team prepares for its first indoor meet this Saturday at Cornell University, excitement is high among…