Re’Cuse It gives used art supplies a new life
A new business in Syracuse is re-selling high quality used art supplies for an affordable price.
Businesses on the Hill ready for students to return to campus
One of the many businesses on the Hill that are preparing for the return of students to the Syracuse University campus.
Esports expands beyond competition into career opportunities
Colleges are expanding esports programs beyond competition and preparing students for careers in media, technology and entertainment.
Syracuse dog shelter finds forever home
Syracuse city officials have settled on a 14,200-square-foot office building/warehouse at 3614 Burnet Ave. to be the site of a new municipal dog shelter, according to Syracuse.com. The East Syracuse…
At Newhouse Impact Summit, esports experts discuss better online behavior
The video game industry is taking steps to stop trolling and promote inclusivity.
Annual Tipperary Hill Irish Fest brings community together to celebrate faith
The 33rd annual Irish Fest raised thousands of dollars for St. Patrick’s and St. Brigid’s Church on Lowell Avenue on Friday and Saturday.
‘My Pride’: One Man’s Hardest Meal
A Syracuse resident turns to a food pantry for the first time amid rising living costs.
Rain or shine, DeTrash Syracuse keeps showing up
Volunteers unite to clean up Syracuse neighborhoods.
Are people relying too much on AI?
Someone using Chat GPT to break down notes
Construction workers brave elements during historic weather week
When Canadian wildfires and record-breaking highs swept into Syracuse last week, you might have expected the city’s many outdoor employees to head back inside, but avoiding the smoke simply wasn't…
