As Student Association elections continue this week, campaigning has made it over to the Stumpie Quad. To the surprise of some SUNY-ESF students, not only… Read more »
The atmosphere at Fordham University is rife with coercion and self-censorship, at least in terms of Ann Coulter's canceled speaking engagement. The Fordham University College… Read more »
Discounts and sales epitomize the consumer culture of the holidays. Conversely, major retailers emphasize the importance of strong fourth-quarter earnings on their balance sheet. Both… Read more »
I hate a guilt trip. Those Sarah McLachlan ASPCA commercials, a homeless man asking me for a ride to Anaheim (true story), a friend using… Read more »
President Barack Obama won the election on Tuesday, but he wasn’t the only winner that day. Women came out wildly victorious last week based on… Read more »
Last week, President Barack Obama was re-elected and people were already talking about the 2016 election. Rather than looking at hypotheticals for future, as-of-yet meaningless… Read more »
Election Night was a big victory for Democrats and us on the left. This column is not a victory lap, but it’s important to understand… Read more »
On Election Day, American voters stepped into voting booths, took a collective deep breath and sent a clear message. Four more years. President Barack Obama… Read more »
It’s been a hard couple of weeks for all of us. Superstorm Sandy affected everyone, even though at Syracuse University, we were miles away from… Read more »
PJ Alampi has not always been so connected. In fact, high school in his New Jersey hometown proved to be a challenge for the now… Read more »
Just like Obi-Wan Kenobi, it's time for all five of Syracuse University's registered Republican undergraduates to go into hiding. Our primary task is to hide… Read more »
To divest is to remove investments of property, authority or title from a person or group. Unfamiliar vocabulary is one of the first hurdles of… Read more »
Last week, the media gave us a nice, positive, heartwarming image to carry us all into Election Day: Republican Gov. Chris Christie standing beside the… Read more »
It’s now possible to manufacture toilets, hip replacement parts and pens from a single room. The concept is called three-dimensional printing and it may revolutionize… Read more »
Americans will cast their ballot to be represented on Tuesday. As usual, our political process has been more about the style than the substance of… Read more »
Tuesday is Election Day, and there’s been a lot of speculation about our generation and the lack of inspiration to politically mobilize in 2012. The Pew… Read more »
As many of you are aware, Election Day is fast approaching. In fact, as you are reading this, I am probably frantically knocking on doors… Read more »
Scores of moviegoers have seen the trailer for “Promised Land,” an upcoming Matt Damon film about a gas company’s quest to buy drilling rights in… Read more »
Two years ago, a single individual ran for Student Association president. In 2011, the race became contested as the number of candidates doubled. This year,… Read more »
Halloween is here, and right now is the perfect time to make Earth Day every day — even on the holidays. Take steps to make… Read more »
As college students, our future success depends, in part, on what our elected officials do in Washington today. For this reason, everyone should vote in… Read more »
Can we be serious for a second? I’ve had enough of Big Bird. I don’t need any more binders full of women. I’m up to… Read more »
Apple product line-waiting has gained intense popularity rapidly over the past five years. The iPad Mini release may be poised to change this phenomenon. Traditionally,… Read more »
For women on campus, post-grad life is looking pretty bleak. A new study reveals women’s pay gap starts right after college. It’s hard to believe… Read more »
