Breaking barriers through dance
Charles Haislah is a ballet instructor at the Community Folk Art Center. He coaches, inspires, and advocates for better representation for people of color in ballet in Syracuse.
A woven history: Native traditions kept alive through art
Ronni-Leigh and Stonehorse Goeman make traditional Haudenosaunee baskets using natural resources on the Onondaga Nation soil. With more urban develoment, they are losing access to these resources.
Two centuries later, the Erie Canal’s success still comes at a cost for Native Americans
A celebration took place to honor 200 years of the Erie Canal, and also Indigenous voices that lived along the canal.
Maxwell School sunsets Citizenship and Civic Engagement major
The Maxwell School is moving their Citizenship and Civic Engagement major to a minor. One student shares her concerns over this decision.
Education on the line: The price of shutting down the Department of Education
The Department of Education has been on President Donald Trump’s list of agencies to eliminate. This action could jeopardize various financial aid programs and create uncertainty for those who rely…
Scrutiny in the skies
The recent crash at the Reagan International Airport leaves travelers concerned about air travel. The government's recent FAA firings also worry the public about the future of air travel safety.
Local leader combats gun violence in Syracuse
Clifford Ryan is the founder of OG's Against Violence, a local organization used to bring awareness to gun violence. Ryan explains his new project dedicated to honoring victims of gun…