An Amazon headquarters in New York could benefit students
Business columnist Patrick Penfield explains what a new Amazon headquarters in New York could mean for students. Read more »
Columns
YouTube’s education initiative won’t change higher education
Technology columnist Eamon Gallagher argues that YouTube’s education initiative has potential benefits, but won’t fundamentally change the higher education landscape. Read more »
Multi-factor authentication is promising, but not foolproof
Technology columnist Eldon Tsoi explains the pros and cons of SU’s newly implemented multi-factor authentication. Read more »
Overcome the stigma: Get tested for STIs
Gender and sexuality columnist Jewél Jackson urges students to take advantage of free Syracuse University STI tests. Read more »
Save your wallet, save the planet — use reusable bags
Environment columnist Peter Morrissey encourages New York state to ban plastic bags and promote reusable bags. Read more »
Mayor Langlois needs to formally apologize
Moderate columnist Bethanie Viele calls on Mayor Langlois to face retribution for his Facebook post. Read more »
Mayor Langlois should be held accountable for his unacceptable Facebook comments
Moderate columnist Jaylen Coaxum vehemently condemns Mayor Langlois’ comments about voting. Read more »
Here’s why it’s important to participate in SA’s ‘Thankful for Syracuse’
Student life columnist Patrick Linehan urges students to donate during Student Association’s “Thankful for Syracuse” food drive this week. Read more »
Pay equity at SU is long overdue
Liberal columnist Ryan Golden calls attention to women faculty advocating for pay equity and urges Syracuse University to be more transparent. Read more »
Despite win, voter breakdown should concern Katko
Liberal columnist Nick Turner explains what Katko’s re-election says about central New York voters. Read more »
3 takeaways from the midterm elections
Moderate columnist James Pezzullo provides a fast reaction on the midterm election results Tuesday night. Read more »
Midterm elections went as expected, with no blue wave
Conservative columnist Harrison Garfinkle discusses the New York results of the 2018 midterm elections. Read more »
We can’t define transgender people out of existence — and we shouldn’t want to
Gender and Sexuality columnist Michael Sessa says a legal definition of gender denies realities in favor of outdated and overly generic terms. Read more »
SU should better focus on the intersectionality of mental health
Gender and sexuality columnist Jewél Jackson says it’s important to recognize mental health variations among different communities on campus. Read more »
Re-elect John Katko for Congress
Moderate columnist James Pezzullo explains why, whether you support President Donald Trump or not, John Katko deserves a third term in Congress. Read more »
Sandra Day O’Connor’s role as an influential conservative woman is storied
Conservative columnist Harrison Garfinkle highlights Sandra Day O’Connor as an influential conservative woman. Read more »
Students should act forward, even after Remembrance Week
Student life columnist Patrick Linehan encourages students to act forward in ways that are meaningful to them. Read more »
Although disruptive, Schine renovations will rightfully improve accessibility
Moderate columnist Bethanie Viele argues that renovations to Schine Student Center are important, despite a possible 18-month disruption. Read more »
SU students should take women’s and gender studies classes
Gender and Sexuality columnist Lianza Reyes explains why students should consider taking classes beyond their comfort — starting with WGS and QSX classes. Read more »
Dating apps are flawed with discriminatory partner preferences
Gender and Sexuality columnist Michael Sessa says dating preferences actually perpetuate discriminatory thinking. Read more »
NYPIRG’s campaign essential in combating climate change
Environment columnist Emily Cerrito explains NYPIRG’s initiative regarding efficient transportation and urges the Syracuse community to get involved in environmental activism. Read more »
Sen. Chuck Schumer is not the leader Democrats need
Liberal columnist Nick Turner argues that the Democratic Party needs to move on from the leadership of Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.). Read more »
Dana Balter proves she cares about representing central New York residents
Liberal columnist Nick Turner commends Democratic congressional candidate Dana Balter for fostering political discourse at Syracuse University. Read more »
Updated voting methods are long overdue
Conservative columnist Joey Pucciarelli explains why the way Americans vote is flawed, and calls attention to how things can change. Read more »
