The age of constant connection to smartphones has made self-promotion a 24-hour task for celebrities, but Grammy-award winning rapper Drake uses technology as an aid… Read more »
First came divestment. Then came Earth Day. Now is the time for Syracuse University to have its official apparel made exclusively in the United States.… Read more »
Here’s something we’ve been seeing a lot: A celebrity sends out a stupid tweet and quickly deletes it minutes after posting. Most recently, one of… Read more »
Ask a jealous ex or a school administrator if there’s any excuse for cheating and they’ll likely say no. Ask the same question to a… Read more »
At age 73, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) is, interestingly enough, still a junior senator from Vermont and now toying with the idea of running for… Read more »
When Hillary Clinton announced her 2016 presidential bid last week, her announcement was met with either applause or criticism from most Americans, but there was… Read more »
Americans dread tax day. Seeing just how much the government gets to claim from your paycheck can be a tough pill to swallow. And it’s… Read more »
Last week, Target agreed to pay MasterCard $19 million following a 2013 data breach that affected 40 million credit and debit card users. In an… Read more »
Water is the foundation for life as we know it and in California it is disappearing at an unprecedented rate. According to the United States… Read more »
With every new football season comes big changes. But when this fall’s season rolls around, the biggest change will have nothing to do with the… Read more »
With less than two years left on the clock, President Barack Obama’s remaining time in office has turned into a push to create his legacy.… Read more »
In 2015 technology finally allows people to be in two places at once, through Twitter’s new live-streaming app, Periscope. The newest innovation in social media… Read more »
Get up, it’s time to stand with Rand. Sen. Rand Paul (R- Ky.) formally announced his candidacy in the 2016 presidential race last week. This… Read more »
Any time a student of color is accepted to a university, regardless of the university’s prestige, it is likely that they will encounter the argument… Read more »
When President Barack Obama addressed a field of reporters in the White House Rose Garden last Thursday as he announced the framework of a working… Read more »
Every day, it seems there is another Buzzfeed post titled “23 Moments ‘Boy Meets World’ Got Way, Way Too Real” or “How Well Do You… Read more »
Let’s all admit it: half of the stuff we learn in school, we never really apply to real life anyway. Learning the Quadratic Formula won’t… Read more »
It is now more acceptable than ever to put a pause on childbearing, and for many women, bring it to a complete halt. More American… Read more »
Zynga CEO Don Mattrick recently announced he would step down from his position. In his place, founder Mark Pincus will return as the company’s CEO… Read more »
The anti-abortion movement had a major win, when Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback instituted a law that will ban a common type of second-trimester abortion, which… Read more »
If we’re to take them at their word, it appears lawmakers in Arkansas and Indiana are the only people in America who didn’t seem to… Read more »
Short-term mercury exposure can cause anything from itching to irritation and long-term exposure can cause birth defects, asthma, lung poisoning and kidney poisoning, a March… Read more »
After a seemingly endless winter, Syracuse students have taken any temperature above freezing as a chance to break out their shorts and sundresses. Even though… Read more »
Safet Mesanovic and Gener Romeu Oliva said they believe SA is currently lacking representatives from a variety of majors and functioning as too much of a “closed” organization. Read more »
