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Columns
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 »
Sometimes we forget we're not actually alone
We need to remember that, no matter the situation, we’re in this together. Read more »
SU once again confronts anti-Asian hate crimes with emails, not action
SU needs to do more than just send disappointed emails in response to the anti-Asian hate crimes that have been occurring on campus. Read more »
It’s too early to lift mask mandates
Five states have lifted mask mandates. The other 45 states shouldn’t follow suit. Read more »
Get ahead of your taxes before May 17
Take it from our finance columnist Andrea Lan: it’s a smart move to file your tax returns on your own. Read more »
Stimulus checks for college students were half the answer
For college students, the groundbreaking American Rescue Plan Act is a step in the right direction to financial freedom. Read more »
Our environment needs more environmental students
The planet depends on an increase of environmental majors. Read more »
What will post-presidency Trumpism look like?
In the absence of Trump, America is still dealing with his wrath. Read more »
A year into a pandemic proves change is inevitable
Here’s what I’ve learned a year into the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more »
How Syracuse University students can better support LGBTQ students
It’s harder for me to be transgender on SU’s campus than it is in my home country. SU should think of ways to change this. Read more »
Students should invest in more than a company’s bottom line
Environmental, Social and Governance Investing is something students need to start considering in their personal finance endeavors. Read more »
Take it from me, there are benefits to journaling
Journaling is a mental health activity that every college student should take advantage of during this pandemic. Read more »
Complacency is not the solution to anti-Asian hate
Since the pandemic started, anti-Asian hate crimes have been on the rise. We should remain vigilant in fighting against this racist violence. Read more »
Relationships are hard. The pandemic has made it worse.
Dating during this pandemic is difficult but not impossible. Read more »
Why are we prioritizing opening the Carrier Dome to fans?
Get the latest Syracuse news delivered right to your inbox. Subscribe to our newsletter here. A recent letter to the editor lamented the lack of… Read more »
