If you have been anywhere near Twitter recently, you have probably seen #WomenAgainstFeminism trending. This movement, which started trending on Twitter in mid-July, provided an… Read more »
On July 30, the Campus Safety and Accountability Act was introduced by a group of bipartisan senators in an effort to distribute harsher penalties to… Read more »
On July 8, Israel launched an offensive against the Gaza Strip called “Operation Protective Edge” after rising tensions between the Israeli government and Hamas. This… Read more »
The question of, “what is your dream job?” has always been more of a half-serious look into a fantasy world than an actual topic of… Read more »
It is truly the end of an era. In the world of vampire fiction one of the greats has thrown in the towel. "True Blood"… Read more »
Syracuse University, as well as SUNY- ESF, has taught us environmental sustainability over our time spent here, if not in classes, then by example. We… Read more »
When audio leaked of Donald Sterling, the owner of the Los Angeles Clippers, telling his girlfriend not to bring black people to his games, the… Read more »
The closer November’s elections get, the more obvious the Democratic strategy becomes. It’s looking more and more like all they’ll have to do is wait… Read more »
Being a lone wolf, starting your own business and challenging a problem in the world isn’t an easy task, which explains why most people don’t… Read more »
When most people think of negative body image, an insecure woman who is either overweight or struggling with an eating disorder comes to mind. However,… Read more »
In the last week we’ve seen the rise of Cliven Bundy in his stand against the federal government’s land ownership, and his fast fall with… Read more »
Let me be honest, I can picture a President Marco Rubio. Rubio is the hotshot senator from everyone’s favorite sunshine state, Florida. His success has… Read more »
Although the Oprah Winfrey Network gave Lindsay Lohan the potential to bring back her career, the former starlet’s consistent self-sabotage has ruined her reputation even… Read more »
During the academic year, an average of 7,000 vehicles and 500 cyclists travel east and west on Euclid Avenue a day, according to the Onondaga… Read more »
Think about how often you claim you don’t know something. And I’m not talking about your response to your roommates’ inquiries about their mysteriously missing… Read more »
Get a bite out of this. Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization demonstrated a 3D, virtual mouth model last Tuesday that examines what happens inside… Read more »
Corruption in politics is a concern of many Americans and an issue that taints the integrity of our democratic system. Starting Tuesday, the Supreme Court… Read more »
Cyclist safety is a major concern along Euclid Avenue, but there must be a compromise between commuters and drivers to reduce the amount of accidents… Read more »
The state of New Hampshire, along with much of the country, continues to live in the past. Rather than make the decision to join the… Read more »
Millennials no longer own the selfie. Often described as a negative aspect of the “me” generation, the selfie has officially gone from a generational epidemic… Read more »
After the Frazier Miller shooting spree against Jewish people in Kansas two weeks ago, which killed three people, I was surprised at how little coverage… Read more »
J.K. Rowling, Emma Watson and Bill Gates are all introverts. They and many other leaders are introverts, or a person who needs much alone time… Read more »
Mindy Kaling is everything mainstream media is not: She is bold, she is brown and she is big. She is the epitome of girl power.… Read more »
Millennials are described as pretty liberal socially. They’re very much in favor of same-sex marriage and weed legalization. However, one subject where millennials show some… Read more »
