American Legion Dunbar Post serves as safe space for Black Syracuse veterans
The American Legion Dunbar Post, one of the oldest predominantly-Black American Legion, operates as both a social hub and business in Westcott, Syracuse. Read more »
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African & Caribbean Central Market satisfies cultural cravings of origins
The African & Caribbean Central Market on North Salina Street sells cultural goods from countries like Ghana and Jamaica to customers in Syracuse. Read more »
Talking Cursive brewery offers creative menu, communal atmosphere
Talking Cursive is a brewery in Syracuse that aims to create a welcoming, communal experience for its customers. Read more »
‘King James’ explores friendship through basketball fandom
Syracuse Stage is hosting performances of the play "King James" from Feb. 26 to March 16, which explores the complex dynamics of friendship through LeBron James' career trajectory. Read more »
Super Bowl champion executive Scott Pioli talks inclusion in sport
Scott Pioli, former NFL executive, visited Syracuse University’s S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications on Wednesday to discuss the evolution of women’s sports in media. Read more »
SU alum Clothilde Ewing fills Black representation gap in children’s literature
Clothide Ewing, former Syracuse University student-athlete, published the children's book series “Stella,” the story of a quirky, spirited young Black girl, inspired by her daughter. Read more »
Art history students decode Surrealism with new photography exhibit
Syracuse University Art Museum displays surrealist artwork from nine artists as part of graduate course, HOA 655. Read more »
‘X-Ray Music’ replicates Soviet-era bootlegged records at Bird Library
“X-ray Music: The Bone Records of Soviet Russia and the Art of Bootlegging” featured replicated bootleg recordings used by those in Soviet Russia. Read more »
‘Singing Wall’ murals explore convergence of identity, decolonization
Manuel Hernández' "The Singing Wall" explores Mexico's cultural heritage, balancing the ancestral with the contemporary. Read more »
AKA hosts ‘Hidden Figures’ screening to recognize, uplift Black legacies
The Iota Upsilon Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. at Syracuse University held a screening and discussion of the 2016 film, “Hidden Figures,” in the Hall of Languages last Thursday as part of SU's Black History Month celebration. Read more »
Rematriation keynote showcases Indigenous teachings, nature's lessons
The Rematriation organization held a keynote presentation Saturday in Syracuse University's National Veterans Resource Center. The event featured the group members' ancestral knowledge of the rematriation process through Indigenous matriarchs, clan leaders and storytellers. Read more »
All-Star Food Fest brings diverse dishes to young sports fans
Syracuse University’s Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics, SU Campus Catering and SU Athletics partnered with Kalamata’s Kitchen to feature student athlete's favorite dishes Sunday in the JMA Wireless Dome. Read more »
Gallery: The D.O.’s top 10 photos from February
The Daily Orange has compiled our top-10 photos from February, featuring looks into campus communities, sports and city news. Read more »
Break your fast at Iftar, learn from a 3-time Super Bowl champion this week
This week, break your Ramadan fast at Iftar with other members of Syracuse University's Muslim community, or learn about topics like educational equity and racial justice from visiting guest speakers. Read more »
D.O. screentime columnists reveal 2025 Oscars picks
As this year's awards season comes to an end, the Daily Orange screen columnists share their Oscars predictions. Read more »
Project Mend magazine showcases works of formerly incarcerated writers
Project Mend is a magazine that amplifies voices of formerly incarcerated people by publishing their written work. Read more »
SU Skateboarding Club fosters safe space for all to hit their next trick
The Skateboarding Club at Syracuse University coordinates events for both novice and experienced skateboarders to socialize and improve their skills. Read more »
Orange Plate feeds SU students healthy meals without hidden delivery fees
Orange Plate is a small business run by Syracuse University students, delivering pre-made meals to the doorsteps of SU students every Sunday. Read more »
Escape midterms with live music at Cage, Dazed this weekend
This week, enjoy a Dazed show before spring break, or rock out with Invoke Thy Wrath. Read more »
‘At Water’s Edge’ brings complexity to Erie Canal through photography
“At Water’s Edge: Reflections on 200 Years of the Erie Canal" is on display at the Everson Museum of Art through April 27, and features three artists. Read more »
‘The Monkey’ crafts stilted family dynamic but lacks gory payoff
Filmmaker Osgood Perkins' latest film, "The Monkey," references his personal struggles with his father, while cementing his visual and narrative talents in the horror genre. Read more »
‘A Walrus in the Body of a Crocodile’ explores gender expression
MJ Kaufman's play “A Walrus in the Body of a Crocodile” is being performed at Syracuse Stage from Feb. 22 to March 2 and explores themes of gender identity within society. Read more »
Upstate Eats shines spotlight on city's top flavors, dining spots
SavorCuse co-hosted their food sampling event at McCarthy Mercantile for the third year in a row. Both new and longtime Syracuse residents tried a variety of the city's dining spots and learned about the businesses. Read more »
The Cherry Pit to close after 4 years of providing sustainable fashion
The Cherry Pit, a Syracuse-based vintage clothing store that merged four owners' individual stores, will close so that each owner can pursue other fashion and retail endeavors. Read more »
