New York’s early voting proposal puts democratic procedures at risk
Moderate columnist Daniel Loftus argues the cost of early voting isn’t worth the effects it has on democracy. Read more »
Columns
How the #MeToo movement influences April’s Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Gender and Sexuality columnist C.C. Hendricks recognizes the influence of the #MeToo movement on this April’s Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Read more »
Syracuse University faculty respond to letter to the editor endorsing facilitated communication
Our readers respond to a previous letter to the editor defending facilitated communication. Read more »
Our reader delivers Thrive at SU's Student Association endorsement
Our read endorses Ghufran Salih and Kyle Rosenblum for the next Student Association administration. Read more »
It’s time for Amazon to check out as Instacart takes over online grocery shopping
Business columnist Scott Bingle recommends Instacart as a cheaper alternative to Amazon’s online grocery shopping for college students. Read more »
iSchool attendance app is changing the skipping game
Technology columnist Eldon Tsoi highlights an iSchool professor’s attendance tracking app and the effect it could have on student performance. Read more »
The paintbrush is mightier than the sword with ESF’s environmental mural
Environment columnist Maizy Ludden discusses an environmental mural that will be unveiled by the Sketchy Stumpies art group this Earth Week from April 16-22. Read more »
Katko’s bipartisan effort and others like it will be most effective to curtail gun violence
Conservative columnist Brandon Ross commends Katko’s proposal of the Securing Our Children Act of 2018 to address gun violence. Read more »
Increased communication is essential to improve campus relations with DPS
Moderate columnist Daniel Loftus argues that an increased focus on forums between SU students and the Department of Public Safety is essential. Read more »
Efforts to prevent gun violence must go beyond affluent communities
Student Life columnist Obi Afriyie reflects on his experience at the March for Our Lives rally in Syracuse and how a lack of diversity affects the movement’s message. Read more »
March for Our Lives was the 1st time I’ve felt hopeful since Trump took office
Liberal columnist Lauren Silverstein reflects on her time taking part in March for Our Lives in Washington, D.C. Read more »
Confronting gun violence requires a cultural overhaul, not just stricter legislation
Anarchy columnist Sam Norton argues that the trials and errors of young protesters can lead to a better future. Read more »
From the Design Desk: Netflix’s new typeface
The Daily Orange’s design staff weighs in on Netflix abandoning Gotham for a new custom typeface. Read more »
In the wake of gun violence, being silent isn’t an option anymore
Student Life columnist Rashika Jaipuriar praises the bravery of students sticking up for their political beliefs and attending Saturday’s March for Our Lives protests. Read more »
NY voting needs to be representative for all citizens
Our reader commends the actions of the grassroots coalition, Let NY Vote, and its commitment to ensuring fair voting legislation for New York residents. Read more »
Syracuse University’s rising costs are disproportionate to the quality of campus life
The Daily Orange Editorial Board expresses concerns over SU's rising cost of attendance and the effects it could have on student diversity. Read more »
Marc Molinaro should be the New York GOP’s pick for governor in 2018
Conservative columnist Brandon Ross argues against State Sen. John DeFrancisco’s gubernatorial run in favor of Dutchess County Executive Marc Molinaro. Read more »
SU should implement detailed database for conduct violations by Greek orgs
The Daily Orange Editorial Board commends Cornell University’s posting of Greek organizations’ conduct violations. Read more »
