Participation in local elections can diversify legislative representation
Local politicians are those with power to impact people’s lives immediately. They are in reach to be contacted and held accountable. Read more »
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Ukrainian students are in constant anxiety as they await news about home
The personal aspect of this war is vital. Although Ukraine may be over seventy thousand kilometers away from SU, it is a local conflict. Read more »
Legislators have overstayed their welcome, term limits are needed
This gap in age also means the values of newer generations and the future of the country will not be fully represented. The majority of Congress is making policy or denying policy for a future they will not have to live in. Read more »
Devastation in Syria highlights the inhumanity of politics
The sanctions have been in place for 12 years, have proven to be ineffective and are instead cruel and criminal, with the conflict in Syria only getting worse. Read more »
Kansas City Chiefs’ racist name, chant reminiscent of Anti-Indigenous sentiments
By allowing teams that cater to the stereotypes of certain cultures to keep the same traditions, we allow harmful stereotypes to be reinforced among the general population. Read more »
Pre-med students need our support. The high suicide rates tell as much
To say that pre-medical culture at SU is competitive is an egregious minimization. The competition is merciless and seemingly never ending. Read more »
Ilhan Omar’s removal shows House's blind eye toward antisemitism, Palestinian rights
Consequences for racist language are based on the identity of the individual. The difference in judgment also points out Congress’ antagonism toward Palestinian rights and sovereignty. Read more »
America’s obsession with serial killers, true crime is alarming
The entertainment industry is a heartless game of supply and demand and our fascination with serial killers has made murderous content a hot commodity. Read more »
Supporting local organizations helps improve neighborhoods
NWSI’s rental properties throughout the neighborhood, focus on rehabilitation of homes near the westside and projects that bring job opportunities to the Syracuse residents work to break the poverty cycle and encourage economic growth. Read more »
College students face setbacks when they're constantly daunted by the future
Some students feel as if they never reach their potential when faced with an overwhelming amount of new tasks with future deadlines. Read more »
Kevin McCarthy’s concessions are problematic for the House and for the country
The concessions made to members were brought to light after the House passed its new rules package on Jan. 9. McCarthy’s promised concessions will prove to be dangerous for politics, the economy and America. Read more »
Tik Tok's new feature amplifies fears of using one's own voice
Consistent use of social media features like the voice changer feature on TikTok suggest that social media platforms are not making progress to ensure that all people can feel comfortable to be themselves. Read more »
Capitalism, advertising create societal pressure around the holidays
As soon as the next holiday rolls around, the ads start playing, the music comes back on and there seems to be no other choice than to keep up with the spending. Read more »
With finals around the corner, students share learned helplessness
As college students face continuous academic, social or internal challenges, they develop a stagnant mentality for change, impairing the potential of success. Read more »
A brutally honest review of every freshman dorm
1000 stairs, constant construction and collective suffering — here are the unofficial rankings of SU freshman dorms. Read more »
By listening to their voices, the SCSD can help students succeed
As a Syracuse City School District senior, I’m concerned that I won’t be walking the stage with the peers I began my high school journey with because they have dropped out. Read more »
Students and the city of Syracuse should make an effort to eliminate litter
In a neighborhood whose primary residents are permanent, not students, it is no surprise the neighborhood is kept clean and residents take pride in the places they live year round. Read more »
There needs to be more appreciation for the lost beauty of Archbold Stadium
The field where Ernie Davis and Jim Brown became well-known figures was once an integral part of SU campus, standing where the Carrier Dome currently is today. Read more »
David Bruen and Adia Santos are the perfect ticket to lead SA
The two of them working together is the perfect mix. Both do their best work when trying to fully understand the needs of students that express their concerns. Read more »
More than liberal views should be accepted at Syracuse University
Regardless of whether or not you agree with a perspective, slandering the belief or the people who subscribe to it, does little to fix problems. Read more »
Academic advisors are necessary support systems and should be more accessible
SU advisers should reach out to students to talk about more than just what classes they have to take next semester. It may just change their whole college experience. Read more »
Prioritize your mental and physical health during finals season
Although it may seem better to study for an extra 30 minutes, you will be better off if you set that time aside to sleep, eat or exercise. Read more »
HCE program should be expanded to enhance students’ academic success
SU should incorporate more HCE programs into its curriculum to allow more first-year students to take advantage of academic resources on campus. Read more »
SU textbooks have become a financial burden for many students
An updated textbook system would lead to a better SU learning environment for all. Read more »
