3 business events to watch ahead of 2018
Business columnist Daniel Strauss breaks down the three biggest stories in politics that'll affect the economy, and they're stories you should know as 2017 comes to an end. Read more »
Columns
Give back to the environment this holiday season
Environment columnist Allison Weis provides recommendations for how to live a sustainable life heading into the new year. Read more »
Taking the unity of tailgates beyond the parking lot
Student Life columnist Joanna Orland talks tailgates, and how their celebration of unity has a place both on and off campus. Read more »
Academia has its own Weinstein problem. Here’s what we can do about it.
Gender and Sexuality columnist C.C. Hendricks reflects on sexual harassment and abuse in academia and what can be done to fight against it. Read more »
The internet is already broken. Breaking net neutrality isn’t going to fix it.
Technology columnist Brett Weiser-Schlesinger discusses how net neutrality, even though it’s based on outdated laws, is still an essential. Read more »
Massive tech companies are fighting for net neutrality, but they’re not doing it for you
Business columnist Adam Friedman discusses how big businesses are fighting for net neutrality, but only because it'll hurt their profits if they don't. Read more »
The GOP tax bill isn’t popular, but it’s what Syracuse needs
Conservative columnist Joshua Nelson argues that taxing tuition benefits is necessary if it allows for a corporate tax cut that could create jobs. Read more »
Brock Turner doesn’t deserve your pity. He deserves a longer sentence.
Gender and Sexuality columnist Kelsey Thompson discusses the patriarchal white privilege often exemplified in sexual assault cases like Brock Turner’s. Read more »
If Syracuse University won’t mention the Graduate Student Union, we must make its voice louder
Anarchy columnist Sam Norton responds to an email from Syracuse University administrators addressing the GOP tax bill’s potential effects on graduate students. Read more »
College Democrats and Republicans fail to acknowledge the roots of political issues at debate
Anarchy columnist Sam Norton breaks down how SU’s political clubs failed to suggest real change at their debate on Wednesday. Read more »
Elephants are friends, not products. Here’s how we can protect them.
Environment columnist Allison Weis discusses the urgency of the declining elephant population and presents the challenges current policymakers face. Read more »
The proposed Central New York Inland Port could provide desperately needed economic benefits for Syracuse
Business columnist Daniel Strauss explains how the Central New York Inland Port would spur business development in Syracuse. Read more »
How the LGBTQ magazine boom is defying the monotony of mainstream media
Gender & Sexuality columnist Kelsey Thompson explains how niche magazines like the new publication them are giving a voice to underrepresented groups. Read more »
Congress’ ME TOO Act is pertinent in the fight against sexual assault, but it’s not the end of it all
Gender and Sexuality columnist C.C. Hendricks breaks down Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand’s ME TOO Act and its role in combating sexual harassment and assault. Read more »
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand’s political party makes her condemnation of Sen. Al Franken even more powerful
Conservative columnist Joseph Pucciarelli discusses how Gillibrand took a bold step in condemning her fellow Democratic senator, and conservatives shouldn't be criticizing her for it. Read more »
Why you should pass on the Thanksgiving turkey this year
Environment columnist Allison Weis talks turkey, and how avoiding it at your Thanksgiving dinner can help save animals and the environment. Read more »
Women’s suffrage statues in Central Park were a long time coming — but so were women’s rights
Gender and Sexuality columnist Kelsey Thompson discusses Central Park’s newest statues, which are its first featuring historic women — not fictional ones. Read more »
How the GOP’s tax reform plans could crush graduate students’ finances
Business columnist Adam Friedman calls out the GOP’s new tax plan for its new clause that might make graduate school unaffordable. Read more »
The internet is dangerously bad at political discussion. Here’s how we can get better.
Technology columnist Brett Weiser-Schlesinger discusses how Russia figured out the distorted way we discuss politics, and how it allowed the country to manipulate the U.S. election. Read more »
Mayor-elect Ben Walsh talks all things Syracuse following his win
Moderate columnist Jefferson Fenner sat down with Ben Walsh to discuss his campaign and Syracuse’s future. Read more »
Animal rights activist argues sharpshooting is the best method to address Syracuse’s deer problem
Environment columnist Allison Weis discusses the city’s overpopulation of deer and explains why culling would be the most effective way to address it. Read more »
5 tech essentials to survive the rest of the semester
Technology columnist Eldon Tsoi outlines the best gadgets and programs to help students through the last few weeks before winter break. Read more »
LEGO’s Women of NASA playset celebrates women’s hidden legacy in STEM
Gender & Sexuality columnist Kelsey Thompson underscores the importance of female empowerment to show young girls that they too can reach their goals. Read more »
Syracuse residents should be critical, not demonizing, of Mayor-elect Ben Walsh
With the election of Ben Walsh, Syracuse has truly entered a time of what the independent called “a grand experiment” in nonpartisan politics. The race… Read more »
