The Everson Museum of Art’s substantial video art collection is not always apparent in each visit to the museum. Yet the museum has been amassing a collection since the 1970s, and was one of

To you it’s a piece of wood, but to David Esterly, it’s a blank slate for foliage, musical instruments, seashells and even iPods. Esterly, 68, has spent nearly 40 years taking...

Michael Davis PhotosMayor Stephanie Miner presided over her fourth State of the City address on Thursday, Jan. 24, at Dr. Weeks School. While she preceded her talk with a pretty humorous video (fi

A program for locals with an interest in sustainable design returns to Syracuse for a second year, beginning Saturday, Feb. 2. Participants in the Community Training in Ecological Design (CTED)

Last year, during the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, Tim Ferlito and Jon Case were looking for the one bar in Syracuse that wasn’t showing the SU game against Ohio State in the Elit

Michael Davis PhotoAfter Wegmans pulled out of its Pond Street location last year, the community outcry made it seem like a really bad idea. Enter Buffalo-based Tops Friendly Markets, armed with a

Craft Chemistry, the small art shop located at 745 N. Salina St., is closing its doors next month. The shop’s last business day will be Saturday, Feb. 2; information about a farewell party wi

 For an unusual evening out, try wining and dining with the animals for a good cause. The 15th annual Cornell Alumni Association of Central New York’s Wine Tasting & Silent Auction offer

Here we go again. For the second consecutive year, the Syracuse University men’s basketball team will have to survive a stretch of games—or maybe the rest of the season—without on

Orange football fans can only hope new Syracuse University football coach Scott Shafer’s halftime motivational speeches next fall are as effective as the one he delivered on Saturday, Jan.