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.

Since its conception in 2001, the Jewish Community Center’s Battle of the Bands has offered young Syracuse-area musicians the opportunity to display their chops in a supportive environment.

Michael Davis PhotosThe St. Patrick’s Parade may march down Salina Street the weekend before the actual holiday, but the traditions remain. Among those are the naming of the parade Grand Mars

Up until 2010, Jeffrey Wright spent his entire adult life working for the city of Syracuse. Now that he’s retired from the municipality, which he served in a number of capacities, he wants to

Lost in the hoopla of Syracuse University men’s basketball coach Jim Boeheim’s 903rd career victory Jan. 2 was the fact that the Orange’s 78-53 romp...

On Dec. 29, the Syracuse University football team crushed the West Virginia Mountaineers 38-14 in the third New Era Pinstripe Bowl at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx. Played in...

Thirty years ago Doug Marrone was about to start his college career as a lineman under coach Dick MacPherson, the Syracuse University hoops team was in the midst of a 21-10 season heading into t

The presents have been presented, the eats eaten and the drinks drunk. Now it’s time to get back on track, or start a fitness regimen. In this run-happy town, it’s tough to go a weekend

Until a crisis like Hurricane Sandy hits, the notion of sustainability finds many of us scratching our heads. We grasp the concept of installing LED bulbs, protecting the Skaneateles Lake waters