Conservative columnist Victoria Razzi discusses the importance of respect on behalf of politicians for victims in discussions of gun-related violence in the United States. Read more »
Business columnist Matthew Gutierrez considers the ways in which the changes to the FAFSA will help students when applying for federal financial aid. Read more »
Generation Y columnist Alison Gala explains why modernizing Shakespeare’s works will not degrade them, but make them more engaging for theatergoers of all ages. Read more »
Gender and Sexuality columnist Caroline Colvin argues that for Mattel to put its Zendaya doll on toy stores’ shelves would be a progressive approach in breaking down Eurocentric beauty standards. Read more »
Liberal columnist Keely Sullivan explains why the odds would not be in Vice President Joe Biden’s favor if he were to start campaigning this late in the race. Read more »
Conservative columnist Vanessa Salman argues that Republicans’ stance on life needs to be communicated more clearly to the public, amidst the debate on funding Planned Parenthood. Read more »
Student Life columnist Zhané Souter encourages students to focus on their mental health when dealing with personal trauma stemming from gun violence. Read more »
Technology columnist Paul Sarconi discusses the need for traditional media to embrace more effective methods of advertising. Read more »
Pop Culture columnist Mark DiBona discusses how when large diversification measures are taken, the company has to be careful to make sure it is done respectfully as opposed to feeling forced in light of Marvel’s “All-New, All-Different” comic line. Read more »
Generation Y columnist Alison Gala argues that a more positive approach to climate change will keep millennials involved in working toward environmental progress. Read more »
Liberal columnist Thomas Beckley-Forest discusses the implications of John Boehner’s resignation. Read more »
Business columnist Matthew Gutierrez discusses the possible outcomes for the city of Syracuse in light of Governor Andrew Cuomo’s Capital for a Day announcements. Read more »
Conservative columnist Victoria Razzi discusses the implications of the recent execution of Kelly Gissendaner, the first woman to be executed in the state of Georgia in 70 years. Read more »
Gender and Sexuality columnist Elaina Crockett considers that Syracuse University students can offer support to LGBTQ students by fostering an inclusive environment, particularly in sexual assault discourse. Read more »
Gender and Sexuality columnist Caroline Colvin discusses the failure of the “Stonewall” movie to justly represent the trans women of color who led the Stonewall riots. Read more »
Environment columnist Azor Cole explains why China's announcement of its cap-and-trade program is a progressive step approaching the United Nations Climate Change Conference in December. Read more »
Liberal columnist Keely Sullivan explains why third-party party politics aren’t such a bad idea. Read more »
Technology columnist Paul Sarconi considers the reasons why the continued development of artificial intelligence should be seen as a threat to humanity. Read more »
Conservative columnist Vanessa Salman highlights presidential candidate Marco Rubio’s likeliness of winning the GOP nomination. Read more »
Student Life columnist Zhané Souter critiques the Homecoming Court tradition at Syracuse University and discusses the ways in which it can be improved. Read more »
Generation Y columnist Alison Gala discusses the Dalai Lama’s comments that a potential female successor would have to be attractive and why this mentality is problematic. Read more »
Pop Culture columnist Mark DiBona discusses the need for people to make the distinction between a celebrity's professional work and personal character. Read more »
Liberal columnist Thomas Beckley-Forest argues that the Pope’s push for climate action will not sway members of the Republican Party. Read more »
The Daily Orange Editorial Board considers a recent study by the National Bureau of Economic Research and concludes that it should not be recognized by universities for its small sample size, but warrants further investigation. Read more »
