After years of undergraduate studies, seniors deserve a classier, yet still easy, drink to power through graduation. Here are a few suggestions. Read more »
The up-and-coming New York Craft Beer App gives users the chance to browse local craft breweries. It’s worth the download if you’re a craft connoisseur. Read more »
The Henninger High School graduate moved to Syracuse from a Kenyan refugee camp when he was six years old. Read more »
Adding a couple ounces of rum to a berry smoothie gives the illusion of health, but the feeling of a tropical summer drink. Read more »
As college application season begins, students will be applying to colleges all over the country. In Syracuse, refugees face linguistic, cultural, and administrative barriers to entry. Read more »
This sangria strays from traditional red wine-based versions, but it is a great light, bubbly drink to share with friends as the weather warms up. Read more »
Hungry Chuck's may be closing soon, before that happens here are some tips to bring the Chuck’s experience to your house. Read more »
Perfect for an April Fools’ Day party, or for when you feel like being fancy but not drinking something that tastes like bitter whiskey, The Syracuse looks just like a Manhattan, but is fresher, crisper and sweeter. Read more »
Taking three spring-season fruits and mixing it with what is essentially a boozy lemonade makes for a perfect, very British, start to spring. Read more »
Beer-drinkers gathered last weekend on Tipperary hill for a colorful event: Green Beer Sunday Read more »
Warm winters are not good for wine that needs frozen grapes to be made. From the Standing Stone winery in central New York, this ice wine is worth a try while supplies last. Read more »
Catch it at your local craft beer spot, Unity Vibration’s Kombucha beer is a funky, fruity drink that’s worth a try. Read more »
A bartender from El Floridita, a well-known Havana establishment, said the secret to a perfect mojito is in the execution. Read more »
This Valentine’s Day, instead of going out to the local florist to pick up a bouquet of roses, head to the grocery store and pick… Read more »
The mix of an American classic and an Irish staple is an unusual but intriguing drink. Read more »
The ancient Aztecs are said to have mixed chocolate beverages with wine. Centuries later, this combination still has a tasty result. Read more »
If you're one of the many people who bought too much champagne to drink this past holiday season, take a look at these recipes to put those bottles to good use. Read more »
The new academic integrity policy reflects input from students and faculty who are overwhelmed with reporting requirements. Read more »
The Syracuse Common Council unanimously approved a resolution asking the state government to allow them to lower the current limit for bussing Syracuse City School District students from 1.5 miles to 1 mile. Read more »
Hundreds of people marched almost six miles from the Onondaga Nation Arena to Clinton Square in Syracuse to oppose the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline. Read more »
After beating Republican Norm Snyder in the race for a seat on the Syracuse Common Council, Joe Nicoletti said he is ready to get back to work tomorrow and focus on the issues that matter for Syracuse residents. Read more »
Councilor Jean Kessner first proposed a bill three months ago that would ban landlords from advertising that they will not rent to people using government assistance to pay for housing. Read more »
There are currently two options for Interstate 81 reconstruction: community grid or viaduct. On Tuesday night at the G.W. Fowler High School gymnasium, a line of posters circled the room with information on each option. Read more »
The Syracuse Common Council is urging state legislators allow the city to grant tax exemptions to low-income families affected by FEMA’s new flood zone. Residents are worried the new mandatory tax insurance will force people to leave their homes. Read more »
