The job market won’t be hot forever
This year’s college graduates are walking out into one of the best job markets in history. Read more »
Columns
Stay involved with SU after you graduate
Being an involved SU alum is beneficial for students and graduates. Read more »
Fraternity ‘brotherhood’ is hollow
Conservative Columnist Michael Furnari says that fraternities must reckon with annual deaths of pledges. Read more »
New Religious Garb Bill will expand religious rights in the workplace
Liberal Columnist Brittany Zelada argues that a religious garb bill passed in the state legislature will expand employee rights. Read more »
Student Association needs to be more transparent
Student Life columnist Jennifer Bancamper believes SA should be more transparent with students concerned about a controversial election night. Read more »
Buttigieg could unite both sides of the aisle
2020 presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg’s campaign is a fight against polarization. Read more »
Turn environmental awareness into action
Events like Earthfest demonstrate that environmental awareness is increasing, but there is more we can do to turn our awareness into action. Read more »
EdTech investments by private companies should be applauded
Private education companies may be money-making institutions, but they are also pioneering technologies to bring classroom education into the digital age. Read more »
Prioritizing events for Autism Awareness Month can help students become better advocates
Student Life columnist Maria Sanchez says more opportunities to engage with Autism Awareness Month would create more informed student advocates Read more »
Use poetry to challenge our ways of thinking
Student life columnist Jennifer Bancamper believes poetry is an inspiring way to invoke social change. Read more »
New York’s single-use plastic bag ban is problematic
New York’s single-use plastic bag ban disproportionately affects the poor. Read more »
Facebook shouldn’t ban content
Social network companies should not force their own beliefs on users. Read more »
Robocalls are on the rise — and New York is trying to stop them
This new legislation could limit the amount of robocalls in New York, if passed. Read more »
Reporters have new race-related coverage guidelines
AP Stylebook race-related coverage updates will lead to more accurate reporting and encourage discussion in newsrooms Read more »
Gun violence must be treated as a public health issue
Gun violence directly impacts the mental health and well-being of survivors, but it also affects the entire community. Read more »
ThriveCash could change the way people access money
Borrowers can access up to 25 percent of their first three months of salary through ThriveCash. Read more »
Free speech should not be a partisan issue
The recent passing of President Donald Trump’s executive order of campus free speech leads to questions over free speech protections and political partisanship. Read more »
What the free speech debate misses
Conservative Columnist Michael Furnari argues that private entities, not the government, are the real threats to free expression in America. Read more »
Video: You Op To Know: Business columnist discusses flaws of plan to break up big tech
This week, Assistant Editorial Editor Michael Sessa and Business columnist Santiago Hernandez discuss the flaws of Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s (D) plan to break up big… Read more »
New York Health Act example of strong state government
Liberal columnist Nick turner argues that the New York Health Act is an example of how state governments can provide for their citizens. Read more »
Past yearbook photos reveal ongoing issue of racial equality in campus culture
Images of blackface uncovered in university yearbooks across the country have opened up a new debate over racial equality in the modern era. Accountability and action are key in order to diminish hate on college campuses. Read more »
Increased surveillance is not the answer to our community’s issues
Jennifer Bancamper argues that increased video surveillance is not the solution to Syracuse University campus safety issues. Read more »
Bald eagle resurgence is a win for New York state
Bald eagle resurgence means a win for the county and state, despite federal cutbacks. Read more »
Elizabeth Warren’s plan to break up big tech is flawed
Business columnist Santiago Hernandez argues that Elizabeth Warren’s plan to break up big tech is flawed, but is also a step in the right direction. Read more »
