Editorial : Coming Out Month offers opportunity for education, fostering support
The personal coming out stories that appeared in Tuesday's paper remind us all of our struggles for self-discovery and the courage it takes to openly… Read more »
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Editorial : Columbus Day marks time to learn about lives of indigenous people of today
Walking across the Quad on Monday, students, faculty and staff will see the annual Columbus Day demonstration held by local and student indigenous groups. With… Read more »
Editorial : Contested SA elections offer intrigue, student empowerment
Student Association elections, by and large, have seen little real competitiveness in the past several years. Last year, SA President Neal Casey ran unopposed, and… Read more »
Editorial : Assembly member raises important issues facing undergraduates
Jonathan Reyes, an assembly member of Student Association who was voted in on Monday, raised an important debate at Monday's meeting. He called for more… Read more »
Editorial : Scholarships for middle-income students vital to offset rising tuition costs
A year ago, trustee and alumnus Howard 'Howie' Phanstiel and his wife, Louise, donated $20 million to Syracuse University to fund partial scholarships for students… Read more »
Editorial : Move to ACC may mend SU's declining national reputation
The university's move to the Atlantic Coast Conference from the Big East conference will increase Syracuse University's exposure in the Southeast. The exposure will aid… Read more »
Editorial : Underage drinking would persist despite beer ban in Dome
Syracuse University will be among few members of the Atlantic Coast Conference to serve beer when SU leaves the Big East conference in 2014.The sale… Read more »
Editorial : Full representation in SA would empower undergraduate student voice
A casual competition among Student Association members highlights the critical lack of student activism in campus affairs.SA, the student political body responsible for addressing undergraduate… Read more »
Editorial : Alcohol education needs SU focus
The effectiveness of AlcoholEdu, Syracuse University's online alcohol education program, is unclear. Some students called the program useless and unpersuasive, though research reveals AlcoholEdu decreases… Read more »
Editorial : SU students can take advantage of ESF's resources
Gripes resound from Syracuse University students who feel SUNY-ESF unfairly takes advantage of SU's resources. These students should take a moment to consider the vast… Read more »
Editorial : Academic coaches need financial sustainability too
The Orange's move from the Big East conference to the Atlantic Coast Conference sparked massive excitement about its financial effect on Syracuse University Athletics. But… Read more »
Editorial : Move to ACC to change Orange traditions, fandom
Syracuse University and the University of Pittsburgh will pull out of the Big East conference and move to the Atlantic Coast Conference in 2.5 years.… Read more »
Editorial : University Senate has yet to take green advice
On April 20, a graduate student stood up at the last University Senate meeting of the spring semester to suggest a way the governing body… Read more »
Editorial : Interfaith Council can offer space for provocative dialogue
President Barack Obama challenged higher education institutions this summer to create interfaith councils in an effort to increase dialogue among faith and life views. Tiffany… Read more »
Editorial : Newhouse printing costs discourage abuse, wastefulness
Students began paying for printing at the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications for the first time this fall.The new costs of printing — 2… Read more »
Editorial : Students display general respect for 9/11 at Juice Jam
Sunday's Juice Jam concert, which drew the greatest attendance in the fall concert's history, had elicited mixed reactions from students and community members for falling… Read more »
Editorial : 9/11 anniversary offers motivation for students to revisit questions of their youth
Whether 7 years old or 15, many college students remember Sept. 11, 2001, as an onslaught of images and news broadcasts that our parents or… Read more »
Editorial : Storage site marks major step in revitalizing SU libraries
Syracuse University will break ground for a facility to house 1.2 million volumes from its libraries in mid-October. The $5 million construction project solves one… Read more »
Editorial : University must continue to reform, harshen punishment for academic dishonesty
The Academic Integrity Office revamped its policies to distinguish between conscious dishonesty and negligence. As a result, first-time offenders who have overlooked proper citation or… Read more »
Editorial : Students should follow happenings in Syracuse city schools
The harrowing situation in the Syracuse City School District — more than 400 jobs cut, poor performance on the recently released statewide tests, budget shortfalls… Read more »
Editorial : Important change to religious observance policy needs better promotion
As part of a new religious observance policy at Syracuse University, students will have to fill out the days they intend to miss class for… Read more »
Editorial : Name change from 'RAPE' to 'Advocacy' Center marks improvement but lacks specificity
Administrators at the R.A.P.E. Center decided this summer to change its name to the Advocacy Center. The change comes after two years of deliberating the… Read more »
Editorial : Role as alumni important, life-long duty
From the grassy, sun-drenched Quad to the dark corners of Chuck's Café, promises of visits, Homecoming returns, good lucks and painful farewells echo through campus.The… Read more »
Editorial : Campus must maintain interest in top five major issues during summer lull
In the past year, The Daily Orange has published nearly 70 editorials highlighting some of the most pressing issues facing the campus and greater community.… Read more »
