Awareness of domestic violence is critical at SU
Student Life columnist Jennifer Bancamper calls attention to the Clothesline Project and the importance of supporting those affected by interpersonal and domestic violence. Read more »
Columns
SU’s NEXIS lab fosters student innovation
Technology columnist Eamon Gallagher highlights the NEXIS lab, explains what the group is doing to ensure student-developed technology isn’t ignored. Read more »
SU should add ASL to its liberal arts core curriculum
Liberal columnist Ryan Golden urges SU to offer ASL language courses under its liberal arts core curriculum. Read more »
Unregistered, independent voters matter. The Reform Party recognizes that.
Conservative columnist Harrison Garfinkle explains the New York state Reform Party’s political campaign strategy. Read more »
By not being anti-Trump, Molinaro can move New York forward
Moderate columnist Bethanie Viele explains why New York’s 2018 gubernatorial election is critical and urges people to vote for Republican Marc Molinaro. Read more »
Looking back on Indigenous Peoples’ Day, here’s what SU can do better
Student life columnist Patrick Linehan urges Syracuse University’s administration to allocate more resources toward Native student inclusion in classrooms. Read more »
3rd option on NYC birth certificates is commendable, but not perfect
Gender and Sexuality columnist Lianza Reyes commends the new birth certificates in NYC but points out some negative repercussions Read more »
Here are the pros and cons of using Handshake, SU’s new career tool
Technology columnist Eldon Tsoi explains the pros and cons of the internship and job search tool, Handshake. Read more »
Concerns over food quality can bolster success of local farms
Environment columnist Peter Morrissey argues that local residents could benefit from apple picking spots in central New York. Read more »
Trendy activism doesn’t warrant a younger voting age
Moderate columnist Jaylen Coaxum says lowering the voting age to 16 is a bad idea. Read more »
Syracuse Enactus’ inadvertently saving the environment
Environment columnist Emily Cerrito commends local company’s small-scale environmentalism and urges others to do the same. Read more »
Keep talking about diversity after Latino Hispanic Heritage Month
Gender and Sexuality columnist Jéwel Jackson explains why celebrating representation shouldn’t be limited to one month. Read more »
We should be more conscious of gender nonconforming pronouns
Gender and Sexuality columnist Michael Sessa urges people to recognize the importance of using the appropriate personal pronouns Read more »
If you’re still not overloaded with reasons to vote, here’s another 1
It is incredibly important for college-age citizens to register to vote so that everyone’s voice is heard. Read more »
Latinx Hispanic Heritage Month encourages unity
Student Life columnist Jennifer Bancamper explains how participating in Latinx Hispanic Heritage Month can encourage unity on campus. Read more »
SEM 100 could be great, if students want it to be
To an individual outside of the Syracuse University campus community, it may seem like the unrest that gave rise to Recognize Us, and a general… Read more »
Banning straws may be trendy, but that won’t save the environment
Environment columnist Emily Cerrito says Syracuse University’s new ban on plastic straws is an environmental win, but shouldn’t be a priority. Read more »
Cynthia Nixon should drop out of governor race
Liberal columnist Ryan Golden explains the benefit of having a single democratic candidate on the ballot. Read more »
Acceptance of Brett Kavanaugh would be acceptance of rape culture
Gender and Sexuality columnist Lianza Reyes speaks out on Brett Kavanaugh’s possible confirmation to the Supreme Court. Read more »
Physicians should approach cannabis prescriptions with caution
Moderate columnist Bethanie Viele says more research is needed if cannabis is to become a a common prescription for pain relief. Read more »
Kavanaugh is innocent until proven guilty
Conservative columnist Joseph Pucciarelli challenges Schumer and Gillibrand’s motives concerning the confirmation of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. Read more »
Trust me, Handshake will simplify your internship search
Student Life Columnist Patrick Linehan explains how Handshake could be the key to landing that dream internship. Read more »
Police officers should wear body cameras
Moderate columnist Bethanie Viele says body cameras are an effective way to hold police departments objectively accountable. Read more »
Recognize Us is sign of change on campus
Liberal columnist Nick Turner commends Recognize Us’ representation of marginalized communities at Syracuse University. Read more »
