It’s not uncommon to see many protestors pop up at large companies during earning seasons when financial results are announced and expected business outcomes are… Read more »
Breast Cancer Awareness Month — it is the annual campaign in October that covers our nation in pink and is put together by some of… Read more »
The Student Association presidential race has gone greek. Next week, Syracuse University students will select their preferred president and vice presidential duo to lead SA… Read more »
The three most important elections from Tuesday — the gubernatorial races in Virginia and New Jersey and the mayoral race in New York City —… Read more »
In the world of advertising, two common principles about social media have always been enforced: Social media is connecting people closer than ever and it… Read more »
People often say, “Children are the future." Today, college students are finally reaching that point where they can influence society. These years are a pivotal… Read more »
I have zero doubt that Macklemore truly believes same-sex couples should be allowed to legally marry. But in a culture where image is everything for… Read more »
Almost immediately after the 2012 presidential race was decided, political pundits and the news media began to speculate whether or not Hillary Rodham Clinton would… Read more »
Recent student protests at Brown University have proven that millennials are anything but “slacktivists.” New York City Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly was scheduled to speak… Read more »
Non-defense research and development spending has become a classic case of rhetoric versus reality in Washington, D.C. Politicians pay lip service to the importance of… Read more »
In the popular television comedy show “The Big Bang Theory,” a language barrier exists between the blonde aspiring actress and her nerdy neighbors, creating a… Read more »
For many people, attending and graduating college represents the ultimate coming-of-age experience that marks independence. The typical pathway begins with high school or the earning… Read more »
Recently, the Supreme Court of New Jersey said it would allow same-sex marriages to stand despite any attempt at appeal. In response, on Oct. 21,… Read more »
As if the industry was not packed already, YouTube announced this past month its plan to release yet another paid subscription music service. Like Mp3… Read more »
“In girl world, Halloween is the one night a year when a girl can dress like a total slut and no other girls can say… Read more »
It’s Oscar season at the movies. The period between late August and Thanksgiving when studios release plot-driven movies that will become prime Oscar competitors come… Read more »
Last week, Rep. Alan Grayson (D-Fla.) found himself in hot water about remarks he made about the far right. While he’s rightfully been criticized for… Read more »
While leaving Schine Student Center last Monday, I glanced up at the TV in the atrium to discover the breaking news story: a school shooting… Read more »
As part of our everyday modern life, roads keep us connected between work and home, school and family, friends and loved ones. Stretching high above… Read more »
Last week, Time columnist and author Eric Liu visited Syracuse University to give the liberal argument for what patriotism should mean. In his lecture, titled… Read more »
“You don’t understand,” said a young lady, eyes glowing, “This isn’t a company…it’s a lifestyle.” Many others echoed her sentiments, as a member of Whitman’s… Read more »
As college students, it is hard to think about and consider what we will be doing 15 years down the road. Though we attend school… Read more »
On Oct. 17, shortly after signing legislation to reopen the federal government and extend the debt ceiling, President Obama said, “...let’s be clear. There are… Read more »
The creation of Aereo, the cloud television service, certainly stirred things up by creating a way for people to watch and record live TV through… Read more »
