Black people are not a monolith or a token and one person from the community cannot and should not be looked at to think for or represent all Black people, yet we are constantly looked at to do so. Read more »
We need to raise the bar on what is acceptable maternity care. It is not fair that birthing people, especially Black people, have to go into labor on defense because they are chronically aware of what they are up against: a racist, ableist, xenophobic and profit-driven health care system. Read more »
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 »
Two months after the start of classes, ESF administrators continue to sit on their hands while each day graduate employees risk their health teaching ESF students Read more »
The unwelcoming environment veterans face at SU needs to stop. Until then, SU must refrain from calling itself “the best place for veterans”. Read more »
SU has taken stances fundamentally in support of the U.S. military and U.S. global hegemony. Read more »
SU is a place unlike anywhere else in the world ... What I learned doing all of this should not die with me. Read more »
Students shouldn’t have total control, but they should have meaningful representation in our governing process. Read more »
While students on campus were excited to begin the new semester, my Afghan friends and I were looking for every way possible to bring our families to safety. Read more »
Colombia and Israel are two brazen states using more force with fewer consequences. Read more »
SU should switch from natural gas heating systems to electric ones. Read more »
The current Student Association president and vice president endorse David Bruen and Darnelle Stinfort for next year’s president and vice president. Read more »
The COVID-19 pandemic has emphasized the importance of healthcare equity. This World Health Day, it’s time for politicians to put action to these priorities. Read more »
The normalization of rape culture on campus is disturbing. When are we going to say enough is enough? Read more »
Speaker of SU’s Student Association is calling on students to vote in favor of the new SA Constitution. Read more »
While students should be held accountable for their actions, SU should not place them on academic probation. Read more »
It’s been one year since the start of #NotAgainSU’s occupation of Crouse-Hinds Hall. The organizers of the movement reflect on its impacts. Read more »
Priority access to the COVID-19 vaccination needs to be given to assisted living staff and residents who are often deemed a “vulnerable sector.” Read more »
As the future of Americans’ health care is uncertain, between legal challenges of the Affordable Care Act and Roe v. Wade, central New York needs Dana Balter to fight for their health care in Washington. Read more »
Through a proven track record making change for the environment, Sen. Rachel May deserves another term in Albany. Read more »
A group of SU Physics PhD candidates and others are denouncing a planned event inviting “the most prominent peddler of pseudoscience and misinformation in the world” Deepak Chopra to speak. Read more »
Trump’s rhetoric, his politics, and his policies are based on the belief that America has been, and should remain, a white man’s country, and that violence and intimidation are legitimate means of keeping it that way. Read more »
Some members of marginalized communities feel a greater sense of meaning in Syracuse University’s Campus Climate Survey. Read more »
Over 250 Syracuse University professors, other faculty and staff have signed a statement in support of Chinese students and students of Chinese heritage after a professor used racist language last week. Read more »
