Luck, Faith, and Dumplings: A Global Lunar New Year at Syracuse University
Students at Syracuse University welcomed the Lunar New Year on February 17, 2026, with dumplings, red envelopes, and traditional celebrations. The festivities brought cultural traditions to campus, alongside Shrove Tuesday…
Stayin´Alive to perform CPR
Paul J Smyth is the Manager of emergency medical services. He explains everything you need to know about CPR.
Behind the Mic of the Voices of Black History
Community Folk Art Center hosts a Black History Karaoke Night.
Three fraternities under investigation at Syracuse University this semester
Three fraternities are under investigation this semester, halting recruitment and social activities while students and Greek leaders weigh the impact on campus life.
Snow removal crews face one of their busiest winters yet
Snowplow companies across Central New York faced a busy snow removal season after significant snowfall.
Chocolate Discovery night at the MOST lets adults indulge their sweet tooth while raising money for the museum
Chocolate truffles supplied by Sweet on Chocolate were a highlight of the evening. Attendee Kim Allen particularly recommended the espresso flavor. © Megan Acker 2026 SYRACUSE, N.Y (NCC News) --…
Syracuse Auto Expo makes its annual return
PlaySyracuse Auto Expo returns for 117th year SYRACUSE, N.Y. (NCC News) -- The Syracuse Auto Expo opened for its 2026 run Thursday, showcasing a number of cars, trucks, and SUVs.…
How a Syracuse library is preserving and celebrating Black history this February
Throughout February, the Beauchamp Branch Library on the south side of Syracuse hosts a series of programs and book exhibits, each focused on exploring and honoring Black history.
No snow days: Syracuse’s Lake Effect Run Club won’t stop
A Syracuse running club refuses to let snow, wind and freezing temperatures keep them inside, choosing instead to train, socialize and stay active all winter long.
Local students will decide the name of the soon-coming Syracuse aquarium
Onondaga County is asking students across Central New York to help name its new near-$100 million aquarium, which remains on track to open in August at the Inner Harbor.