Syracuse Stage's new $1 million dollar donation will enable innovative 'artistic risks'
Syracuse Stage receives large donation to support local theater. Read more »
From the Studio
Gil Rocha’s 'The Border is a Weapon' explores the border's impact on Mexican-Americans
Gil Rocha’s exhibit, “The Border is a Weapon,” highlights the role the border plays in Mexican-American culture. Read more »
Gallery: When it rains, Juice Jam pours
Students crowded the stage at Juice Jam to jump and sing along to hit songs from headliner Flo Rida. Denzel Curry, Ryan Beatty and Rachel Grae's also performed at this year's festival. Read more »
Bird Library's 'Pursuit of Justice' exhibit honors the legacies of Pan Am Flight 103 victims
Keeping the memory of Pan Am 103 alive, an exhibit in Bird Library displays personal items of victims and informational graphics. Read more »
Rod Wave's 'Nostalgia' blends heartbreak with emotional beats
Rod Wave's new album mixes heartbreak with soulful beats. Read more »
Evan Starling-Davis reconstructs afro-diasporic artifacts in his exhibit, 'FRACTURE'
Evan Starling-Davis’s “FRACTURE” combines video game technology with art to display artwork from local museum archives. Read more »
Syracuse Symposium hosts annual Human Rights Film Festival
The films at this year’s Syracuse University Human Rights Film Festival range from touching autobiographies to tragic stories about destroyed cities Read more »
Kenneth Branagh’s “A Haunting in Venice” falls short both as a horror and mystery movie
‘A Haunting in Venice’ repeats the mistakes of Kenneth Branagh's earlier films. Read more »
Olivia Rodrigo's sophomore album 'GUTS' is an angsty, coming-of-age catalog
Olivia Rodrigo releases GUTS, her long-awaited sophomore album Read more »
Teezo Touchdown's 'How Do You Sleep At Night' is an experimental step into the limelight
Teezo Touchdown’s new album, ‘How Do You Sleep At Night,’ uses his experimental style to showcase a wide range of themes. Read more »
No Bruce, no problem: Listen to the Daily Orange's ultimate Springsteen playlist
After waiting 30 years, SU alumni will have to wait a little longer before Bruce Springsteen's return to Syracuse. Read more »
Josh T. Franco's "Scriptorium” integrates SU Art Museum visitors into the historian process
Innovative and interactive, Josh T Franco’s new exhibit “Scriptorium” involves museum visitors in the art historian process. Read more »
The Everson Museum's new 'UNIQUE' exhibit shines a spotlight on artists with disabilities
Inspiring museum patrons and featured artists alike, “UNIQUE” provides a platform for artists living with disabilities. Read more »
'Bottoms' revives teen comedy with a queer twist
Leaning into teen movie tropes, “Bottoms” has the potential to become a queer comedy classic. Read more »
Doug Muir's time capsule photography is a window into the past
Photographer and Syracuse native Doug Muir, illustrated crucial social and political movements in a new exhibit at Everson Museum of Art. Read more »
Under-hyped albums that may not have made your playlist this summer
These underrated artists released new albums, combining artful lyricism and A-list features. Read more »
'Girl Sleuth' puts the old on display in new ways
Bird Library’s “The Girl Sleuth'' aims to have viewers look at old objects in a new light. The display includes books about girl detectives and is exhibited alongside AI-generated posters. Read more »
Breaking Boundaries: Post Malone's solo journey shines in 'AUSTIN'
Post Malone’s latest album dives deep into the singer’s psyche. His first album without any features, ‘AUSTIN’ cements Malone as a multifaceted artist who can stand alone. Read more »
In ‘Utopia,' Travis Scott’s perfect world is darker than expected
Travis Scott’s latest album ‘Utopia’ is one of the most unique and exciting hip-hop releases of 2023. Read more »
Mortality, feminism, Ryan Gosling's abs: how Barbie is so much more than a toy commercial
Led by exceptional lead performances, strong writing and direction and impeccable set design, Greta Gerwig’s ‘Barbie’ is the perfect film for the summer. Read more »
Dominic Fike’s second album ‘Sunburn’ is a love letter to adolescence
Florida native Dominic Fike’s sophomore album is an ode to his home state, as the now-L.A.-based A-List celebrity retrospectively battles with the highs and lows of his upbringing. Read more »
Young Thug returns to form with ‘Business is Business’
379 days after being imprisoned on numerous federal charges, Young Thug’s first album post-incarceration ‘Business is Business’ displays the rap legend’s unyieldingly impressive talent. Read more »
Daft Punk’s legendary final studio album created a lasting legacy
Ten years after the release of award-winning ‘Random Access Memories,’ take a look at what made the album such a hit. Read more »
Daniel Caesar delivers emotional, authentic project with 'Never Enough'
After building a career from a heavenly falsetto and vaguely relatable love songs, Daniel Caesar puts identity and personal touch at the forefront on his third full-length release. Read more »
