The repercussions of this structure — conducted in an academic style and adding weight to students’ workload — is that students grow frustrated with the course and become disengaged with the weekly session. Read more »
While it should have always remained a priority, the reversal of Roe v. Wade further necessitates the urgency. Read more »
SU should lean more into embracing their ties to the Onondaga Nation, with their guidance and blessing. Read more »
Fandom culture provides the opportunity for those who feel they lack a community to turn to at home, school or the workplace the opportunity to find those of similar interests. Read more »
I was actively being discriminated against by my own people and the experience was devastating. After this experience, I felt as though the only way I could truly be Dominican was if I maintained proximity to whiteness at the expense of my Black identity. Read more »
Deplatforming artists for such gross misconduct as racist rants and sexual assault sends a strong message about the threat of consequence at all levels of fame and status. Read more »
Jason and Eric Coker’s niece conveys her feelings about the controversy surrounding the antisemitic letters found in SU’s Special Collections Research Center. Read more »
Dating and hookup culture is an integral part of the college experience, but SU students have to see the reality of these dating apps. Read more »
On Oct. 18th, 2022, there were four protestors outside of the Schine Student Center protesting against abortion. Read more »
I am frustrated and ashamed by how the program and SU have handled this situation. They have consistently downplayed and overlooked the impact that these antisemetic findings have on the future of Remembrance. Read more »
There is a continuous trend of SU only handling these problems when they stare administration in the face. It took the longest protest in campus history, one that literally shook the core of the school, for SU to take extensive action towards reshaping its culture. Read more »
We encourage an open, healing dialogue and plan of action from the Remembrance Scholars and the SU community to find a positive and constructive way forward from this painful moment. Read more »
The step-brother of Eric and Jason Coker believe that if they were alive today, they would have regretted making jokes and the offense they have caused. Read more »
The 2022-2023 Remembrance and Lockerbie Scholar Cohort stands against antisemitism and all other forms of hate and bias. Read more »
The university uses diversity to distance itself from its complicity in the subjugation of students of color on campus and in the surrounding community. Read more »
History can not be hidden and SU has a responsibility to the students to be transparent about the past. Read more »
SU stepping outside of its silo to be involved in community conversations should be expected. Read more »
While I can’t speak to everyone’s experiences, I can confidently say that coming out when I was ready was life changing. Read more »
This is a monumental step for India as the Indian Parliament and Supreme Court changed the way reproductive rights are seen in the country. In this landmark judgment, Indian women were able to advocate for themselves and get bodily autonomy. Read more »
Four weeks following the death of Amini, the Iranian people are still persisting even with arrests, death, destruction and tragedies. Even with the brutal police violence, the voices of the people are getting louder. Read more »
He has given Americans hope for further change and the possible federal legalization of marijuana, which would lead to numerous benefits along the way. Read more »
Students at SU need to break out of their bubble to learn more about the schools in their community. Read more »
The reusable to-go boxes concept in dining halls is thoughtful but not practical. In college, practicality outweighs everything. Read more »
When it comes to a national tragedy like Hurricane Ian, politicians have put their differences aside to do what they're supposed to do: help the people. Read more »
