Syracuse U. to Close Three Halls, Open New Dorms
Brewster, Boland and Brockway residence halls will close at the end of the 2026-27 academic year as three new residence halls open in fall 2027.
Syracuse Lifestyle News
Coverage of lifestyle in Syracuse focuses on cultural trends, family dynamics, daily habits and local events. This page follows the choices and patterns that shape how residents experience their city.
Education
Syracuse Frat Chapter Placed Under Investigation
Syracuse University has placed the Pallaton Lux Pi Chapter of Lambda Alpha Upsilon under investigative status, joining four other organizations flagged this year.
Food and Drink
Live Poll
Do you think local community events bring neighbors together despite political differences?
Church Serves 6,000 Meatballs for Election Day
Our Lady of Pompei's 77th annual Election Day pasta dinner drew parishioners, neighbors and candidates in Syracuse.
Culture
Live Poll
Do you prefer community festivals hosted in local neighborhood parks versus larger regional fairground facilities?
CNY Pride Parade to Move to Fairgrounds
The 2027 CNY Pride Parade and Festival will be held at the New York State Fairgrounds on June 26, 2027.
Home
Live Poll
Do you support the I-81 project despite the traffic and disruption it brings to Syracuse?
Syracuse Clears Trees for I-81 Viaduct Project
State crews are removing trees along Erie Boulevard East as parts of Interstate 81 prepare to close permanently in November 2026.
Pets
Live Poll
Do you trust the Central New York SPCA to be well run?
CNY SPCA Names New Leadership Team
The Central New York SPCA has appointed three directors to oversee operations, animal welfare enforcement, and veterinary care after its prior board resigned.
More in Lifestyle
Reporting here centers on cultural shifts, community events, family life and housing trends. It reaches across the city and the communities around it. Seasonal changes and the local climate often dictate how these habits evolve over the course of a year. Shifting economic conditions and the resulting adjustments in household spending are the most frequent drivers of these stories.