Central New York’s “Climate Haven” status tested by severe drought
Dead grass and dry soil have only been made worse by warm start to October. Syracuse, N.Y. (NCC News) -- Central New York, long considered a climate refuge, is experiencing…
AI is changing professors’ approach to take-home exams
A student uses Chat GPT for an in-class assignment. Credit: Jude Bazerman Syracuse, N.Y. (NCC News) - Bob Wilson has been an associate professor teaching in Syracuse University’s department of…
Carol Watson Greenhouse is still blooming after 40 years
Carol Watson Greenhouse is not just a place to buy plants, but a place to learn new skills, find community, and connect with nature.
Pickleball’s boom in CNY
Syracuse, N.Y. (NCC News) - Pickleball is the fastest-growing sport in America, with over 5 million new players in the past year. That growth is apparent here in Central New…
Visitors put fragile Green Lakes reefs at risk
How your Instagram is harming the reef at Deadman's Point
The ‘last’ Wednesday night: College friends say ‘goodbye’ to The Summer I Turned Pretty
Friends Ally, Claire, Elizabeth, Sophie, and Taylor watch The Summer I Turned Pretty. Photo By Megan Ebken Syracuse, N.Y. (NCC News) - The big lights were off in the Park…
NIL SCORE Act looks to level the rules
PlayWatch: An explanation of the SCORE Act Syracuse, N.Y. (NCC News) -- If you’ve been following college sports lately, you’ve heard NIL everywhere you turn. NIL, short for Name, Image,…
Weather delays crop growth at Downtown Syracuse Farmers Market
Opening day at the Downtown Syracuse Farmers Market usually brings rows of fresh produce and a crowd ready for summer’s first harvest. But this year, Clinton Square looked noticeably bare.
Cancer-linked red dye still on shelves despite FDA ban
The FDA recently banned Red Dye No. 3 after thirty years of continued use in American foods despite known health concerns, but products containing are still on shelves.
Earth Day festival brings Syracuse community together for sustainability
MOST's Earth Day festival brought the Syracuse community together to celebrate the planet and learn about sustainability.