'Tomb Raider' shows the trend of franchise renewal
Like with “Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle,” no one was really asking for a reboot of “Tomb Raider,” but the film’s release still correlates with the trend of reviving old franchises. Read more »
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Here are some key differences between a radio hit and a quality track
Most hit songs on the radio differ greatly from the rest of the tracks on an album — Music columnist Jalen Nash explains why. Read more »
Oscar fare, franchises and family fun combine for a winning winter at the movies
"Star Wars: The Last Jedi" wasn't the only movie that came out this winter — Movie columnist Erik Benjamin lays out the best winter flicks. Read more »
Music columnist Phoebe Smith reviews Camila Cabello’s 1st solo album after her exit from Fifth Harmony
Camila Cabello explodes into the music scene with new album following her hit single “Havana." Read more »
A roast of every Syracuse University student organization
Humor columnist Josh Feinblatt tells it like it is when it comes to SU’s campus student organizations. Read more »
Video: Reusable coffee cups around campus
About 60 billion coffee cups are thrown away every year. Here are some places that offer discounts when customers bring their own reusable cup. Read more »
The spoilers awaken: Are film trailers giving away too much?
The new Star Wars installment recently dropped a trailer that some fans believe may have spoiled the film before its release. Read more »
Cuomo's $20 billion investment can help reverse homelessness in New York state
Business columnist Daniel Strauss breaks down how building affordable housing under Gov. Andrew Cuomo's new initiative will help homeless people get back on their feet. Read more »
As the temperature drops, pick up your laptops because Netflix has a packed agenda
Streaming giant Netflix has big plans for the upcoming season. With plenty of returning hits and original premieres, movie columnist Nicki Zelenak provides a play-by-play on what to expect. Read more »
When Chancellor Kent Syverud talks politics, he's thinking of students
The Daily Orange Editorial Board responds to Chancellor Kent Syverud’s recent emails denouncing President Donald Trump's policies, and how Syverud's statements put students first. Read more »
Smith: Syracuse can beat poverty with data — if it remembers the people behind the numbers
Liberal columnist Kyle Smith describes how a database that reveals concentrated poverty throughout Syracuse can help the city turn it around, so long as it turns that data into progress for real people. Read more »
Thompson: New York colleges have an essential summer assignment: Tackling sexual assault
Gender and Sexuality columnist Kelsey Thompson explains why New York state Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s latest mandate for New York colleges’ sexual assault investigations makes the grade. Read more »
Jermyn: Why John Katko’s vote against GOP health care bill matters for his Syracuse constituents
Liberal columnist Cole Jermyn highlights what the GOP’s replacement for Obamacare means for Syracuse and why Rep. John Katko’s vote against it matters. Read more »
The ‘La La Land’ review you've been waiting for
It’s about time humor columnist Patty Terhune fulfilled her destiny as a television, radio and film student and wrote about “La La Land.” Read more »
Riley: Indie music is gravitating towards a uniform sound
Music columnist Emera Riley profiles the history of indie music and its development from a social movement into a distinctive sound. Read more »
Storify: Scott Shafer, his family, coaches and players tweet before his final game
Players, coaches and his family took to social media to express their support for Scott Shafer. Read more »
