THE General Body's immaturity undermines sit-in accomplishments
THE General Body believes it will be victorious in the end. However, due to their recent actions, it is almost a reality that they will… Read more »
THE General Body believes it will be victorious in the end. However, due to their recent actions, it is almost a reality that they will… Read more »
I write this letter from the uncomfortable brick floor of Crouse-Hinds Hall, as the classrooms that we normally have access to have been locked to… Read more »
I want to begin by expressing my strong support for the goals of THE General Body. I believe they are advocating for programs and policies… Read more »
THE General Body activists currently occupying Crouse-Hinds Hall do not represent Syracuse University students. The activists delivered a lengthy list of demands devoid of diverse… Read more »
I think it is time that men started acting like men by supporting women. I have a mom who decided to sacrifice a career and… Read more »
Last night I spent the night on the floor of Crouse-Hinds Hall, along with dozens of other students. If I am being honest, I usually… Read more »
The first amendment allows us to gather and protest against people, institutions or anything. Protests have seen changes occur in our country. The rally that… Read more »
As members of THE General Body, a coalition of students and student organizations at Syracuse University, we’ve found that The Daily Orange’s editorial regarding Monday’s… Read more »
Steven Salaita’s speech on Wednesday was challenging. He explored issues surrounding limited academic freedom, deficiencies in universities’ administrative structures and the inequities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Despite… Read more »
We are THE General Body; a group of students representing numerous backgrounds, cultures, voices and perspectives. Our birth on this campus has been due largely… Read more »
Mid-term Election Day is quickly approaching, and we are in the midst of what NBC reporters Chuck Todd, Mark Murray, and Carrie Dann are calling… Read more »
In response to the Steven Salaita Lecture on 10/29/14: The Chaplains of Hendricks Chapel respect and recognize the importance of academic freedom for professors at… Read more »
What would a caring, engaged, honest university administration whose top priority was the needs of students, faculty, staff and the larger world look like? What… Read more »
Two years ago, I stepped off a plane in Beijing, China with a big smile. I was on a great adventure in an increasingly influential… Read more »
Oct. 22, 2014 — Beginning next semester, Student Association’s Student Life Committee will be piloting a program for the installation of heat lamps in on-campus… Read more »
Syracuse University students cannot be trusted. This is what I was told Tuesday afternoon when I brought the students in my physical design class to… Read more »
The Campaign for an Advocacy Center’s primary goal is the best possible support for survivors of sexual and relationship violence. We seek to avoid confusing… Read more »
The American public’s attention is, rather unusually, currently captured by events outside the United States. Whether it be the spread of Ebola in western Africa… Read more »
The fact that The Daily Orange Editorial Board couldn’t come to a unanimous consensus on whether or not the Newhouse School should’ve disinvited Michel du… Read more »
I write this as a native Syracusan and SU alum (class of ‘57) who often drives through the university area. The city of Syracuse has… Read more »
Emma Baty’s article “Asking for updates” in the Oct. 14 issue of The Daily Orange contains an assertion that Blackboard — the course management software… Read more »
We’re writing as concerned volunteer peer educators that were with the Advocacy Center, and are now part of the Office of Health Promotion. We’re thrilled to… Read more »
Defending torture porn is not easy. The films that are listed under this sub-genre are, to put it lightly, uncomfortable to watch. To put it… Read more »
The Syracuse University community needs to be aware of the growing demographics of precarious populations on campus. These include adjunct faculty, part-time temporary staff members and students.… Read more »