Krawczyk: Professional sports must continue to accept women, promote equality
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 »
Opinion
Hillel hosts memorials in honor of Holocaust Remembrance Day
Holocaust Survivor Eli Weisel once said, “For the dead and the living, we must bear witness.” Thursday, April 16, the Jewish calendar marks Holocaust Remembrance… Read more »
‘The Kumquacracy Forum’ outrages Cadet Campaign team
We, members of the Cadet Campaign and students of Syracuse University, are outraged about the offensive, racial undertones of The Kumquat’s “The Kumquacracy Forum” that… Read more »
Goldberg: Opening Cuban embargo marks Obama’s biggest accomplishment
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 »
Start-Up NY links SU, community
Syracuse University’s new partnership with Start-Up NY is a creative way to revitalize the central New York economy and create new university resources. Start-Up NY… Read more »
Knighton: Success seems likely for live-streaming app Periscope
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 »
Salman: Paul has real shot at GOP nomination, despite critics
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 »
Diaz: Minority students’ feats should not solely be attributed to ethnicity
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 »
Delayed speaker reveal causes concern
The delay of Syracuse University’s announcement of the 2015 commencement speaker has left students wondering: what’s the holdup? To soothe students’ anxiety SU should announce… Read more »
Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society endorses Seedat, Hong
Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society is excited and proud to announce our endorsement for Aysha Seedat and Jane Hong for presidential and vice presidential candidates… Read more »
Vera House thanks Syracuse University for involvement in White Ribbon Campaign
To the Syracuse University Community: As the Vera House White Ribbon Campaign came to a close, and National Sexual Assault Awareness Month has begun, I… Read more »
Dunay: Iran nuclear deal will have serious impact on Obama, Kerry legacy
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 »
King: TV reboots cannot match quality of originals, should stay in past
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 »
Students should choose SA candidates wisely in presidential election
Students should vote in Student Association elections with careful consideration. But before students can cast their ballots with a well-rounded perspective of all the candidates,… Read more »
International students upset by healthcare
We are currently graduate students in the Department of Religion. As fellows and international students, our lives will be adversely affected by the upcoming changes… Read more »
Salazar: Education on appropriate police interaction shouldn’t be necessary
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 »
Smith: Women having fewer children later in life indicates shift in societal norm
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 »
DO endorses Seedat-Hong for SA office
The Daily Orange Editorial Board endorses Aysha Seedat and Jane Hong for Student Association president and vice president. The pair’s diverse experiences, proven follow-through and… Read more »
Cheung: Mobile gaming thrives on narrative content Zynga doesn’t offer
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 »
Razzi: Kansas second-trimester abortion law bans gruesome fetal murder
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 »
SA vice president stresses importance of students voting wisely
Students should take their right to vote seriously and work hard to make an educated decision when voting in Student Association Elections. Two years ago… Read more »
General Body suggestions must be noted
THE General Body’s suggested comments on Syracuse University’s Fast Forward Academic Strategic Plan should be seriously considered. The group’s suggestions relating to “The Student Experience”… Read more »
Goldberg: Religious Freedom Restoration Act thinly veils prejudices, bigotry
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 »
Cole: States’ case against EPA regulations on pollutants detract from cause
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 »
