Syracuse needs safer transportation options for Asian residents
Asian SU students feel unsafe on campus. Having a safer transportation option could be part of the solution. Read more »
Columns
Biden made promises to refugees. He hasn't kept them.
Biden’s failure to fulfill campaign promises on border policies are unacceptable. Local lawmakers need to hold his administration accountable. Read more »
Environmentalism has to be intersectional
The I-81 proves that environmental justice is much needed in Syracuse. Read more »
As summertime gets closer, travel off campus to these CNY favorites
Get outdoors this semester with this list of springtime activities. Read more »
Mental health resources can help prevent gun violence
The Biden Administration should prioritize preventative policies when it comes to solving the issue of gun violence. Read more »
This Earth Day, give up your fast fashion addiction
SU students should shop at local thrift stores instead of fast fashion websites. Read more »
Earth Day perpetuates action — not just discussions
This Earth Day, students should take action against environmentally-unfriendly issues at SU. Read more »
Going abroad next fall finally feels like a real possibility
SU students should take advantage of the opportunities to study abroad, domestically and internationally. Read more »
This 4/20, SU should be able to allow marijuana on campus
Federal laws shouldn’t prohibit private universities from allowing marijuana on campus. Read more »
I-81 needs change. Biden’s infrastructure plan can make it happen.
I-81, Syracuse’s monument of redlining, could finally see some long overdue alterations. Read more »
'My incarceration is a gift and a curse'
"To those who read this, I thank you from the bottom of my heart. If not for your harsh lectures, consistent pushing and your belief in me, I probably would’ve ended up in a worse predicament." Read more »
Social media is only reinforcing rape culture. Millions serve as bystanders.
Social media glorifies rape culture instead of holding it accountable. Read more »
The environment is counting on you to eat healthier
SU students need to eat a more environmentally-friendly diet and SU needs to serve us it. Read more »
France’s hijab ban is a reminder Islamophobia is everywhere
The hijab ban in France should not inspire SU to follow suit, but to take a stand in support of our Muslim. Read more »
Miss the old SU? Getting vaccinated is our best shot at normalcy.
A fully vaccinated SU community means going back to business as usual. Read more »
Women’s confidence in the workplace is on the rise. Let’s keep it that way.
The COVID-19 pandemic has had positive effects on women in professional spaces. Read more »
Why China's college placement exam is much harder than the SAT
China’s three-day long college entrance exam is similar, but more difficult than America’s. Read more »
We should ask these questions before fully implementing vaccine passports
The privacy of New York residents is threatened by a new “vaccine passport” that may be required to enter businesses and venues. Read more »
It’s time for all internships to be paid
Internships are a luxury that not all students can afford. Our columnist asks why do companies continue to offer unpaid internships? Read more »
SU students aren't ready for a full in-person semester next fall
The reckless actions of SU students during the Spring 2021 semester prove that we are not ready to go back to business as usual. Read more »
2 wellness days are not enough
It’s ridiculous that students had to petition for a break this semester, only for SU to give us a mere two days off, argues our columnist. Read more »
Being sent home during COVID-19 made me hide my true identity
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused LGBTQ+ students to be neglected by Syracuse University. Read more »
Rather than mindlessly scrolling, take a break from social media
Social media detoxing is more essential than one may think to college students’ mental health. Read more »
Sarah Everard’s death is another reminder that women never feel safe
The murder of Sarah Everard should remind students women should not have to feel consistently unsafe. Read more »
