Engage in these study habits to reduce midterm stress
Students who put their well-being first are more likely to have a successful midterm season. Read more »
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Recent backlash reveals Facebook damages users’ mental health
Students at SU need to consciously decide whether the continued use of Facebook will take a toll on their mental health and well-being. Read more »
Be careful what you post on Yik Yak
Students should use Yik Yak to bring change to campus or make good-natured jokes everyone can relate to, not spread toxicity. Read more »
Men have a responsibility to fix the culture of sexual violence women face at SU
Women have been carrying the fight against sexual violence while the damaging culture amongst men continues to permeate college campuses such as SU. Read more »
SU should actively enforce mask wearing, instead of encouraging it
SU should hire more staff to monitor adherence to mask mandates at events where transmission is most likely. Read more »
Rape culture, the most dangerous consequence of being a top party school
Too little has been done to confront the behavior that allows for sexual assault on campus, and the recurring theme of abuse on campus is evidence that more must be done to protect students. Read more »
Reproductive health care should be more readily available to SU students
Extending available reproductive health care services to support each student's diverse needs will make a remarkable impact on students. Read more »
SU must do more to combat the vicious rape culture on campus
Syracuse University needs to listen to survivors and address the rape culture on campus. Read more »
While FOMO makes it difficult, treasure your alone time at SU
Declining an invitation does not make us outcasts. It makes us in control of our lives. Read more »
Crime around SU warrants more security measures
Following the recent attempted break-in and gunshot fire on South Campus, SU should be doing more to protect students from potential risk of harm. Read more »
Football games against low-tier teams are beneficial for SU and its opponents
The SU community should be excited about winning and supportive of the Orange whether they score a big win or a small one. Read more »
Students should be patient as SU food services struggles with labor shortage
Syracuse restaurants and SU Food Services are dealing with labor shortages Read more »
More SU dining options could improve students’ eating habits
If SU wants its students to succeed, it should add more food options to satisfy their needs. Read more »
Students should comply with changing COVID-19 guidelines
While the SU population is largely vaccinated, COVID still remains prevalent on campus. Read more »
Women in STEM are experiencing sexism in and out of SU classrooms
SU must expand their STEM departments to include more female representation in their faculty. Read more »
The Barnes Center needs a counseling center for men
The discussion with men about mental health should be started early in a man’s life. SU should be a driving force in leading this discussion. Read more »
We need to take COVID-19 precautions more seriously at SU
SU administration and students must remain vigilant in containing COVID-19 on campus. Read more »
Embrace your personal style at SU
It would be a shame for SU students to continue to conform to trends rather than embrace who they are. Read more »
Wellness days should occur every semester
SU must reinstate these wellness days to protect the mental health of students. Read more »
Despite recent transportation changes, students should be patient with Centro
Syracuse University's bus service has been unpredictable since students returned to campus this fall. Read more »
How SU can join rest of Syracuse community in helping Afghan refugees
Since the United State’s’ withdrawal from Afghanistan, the Syracuse community has really stepped up. Read more »
SU should cautiously approach spring 2022 study abroad program
It is a privilege, not a right, to be able to study in a country other than your own. Read more »
How SU can help fight food insecurity among students
We need to hold SU responsible and make sure no student ever has to decide between paying for books or lunch. Read more »
Gov. Kathy Hochul may inspire women at SU
As an alumna of Syracuse University, Governor Hochul shows SU students that they can reach the top of their respective industry. Read more »
