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Opinion
While FOMO makes it difficult, treasure your alone time at SU
Declining an invitation does not make us outcasts. It makes us in control of our lives. Read more »
Crime around SU warrants more security measures
Following the recent attempted break-in and gunshot fire on South Campus, SU should be doing more to protect students from potential risk of harm. Read more »
Football games against low-tier teams are beneficial for SU and its opponents
The SU community should be excited about winning and supportive of the Orange whether they score a big win or a small one. Read more »
Students should be patient as SU food services struggles with labor shortage
Syracuse restaurants and SU Food Services are dealing with labor shortages Read more »
More SU dining options could improve students’ eating habits
If SU wants its students to succeed, it should add more food options to satisfy their needs. Read more »
Editorial Board: Lack of protocols show SU was unprepared to deal with COVID-19 spread this fall
SU administration is more worried about the image it portrays to prospective students than it is about it’s own students' health and safety. Read more »
Unless it cleans up its act, SU IFC should get off campus
Fraternities claim to be dedicated to promoting leadership, brotherhood, service and academic excellence, but in reality, many cause more harm than good. Read more »
Students should comply with changing COVID-19 guidelines
While the SU population is largely vaccinated, COVID still remains prevalent on campus. Read more »
SU should rethink playing football against Liberty University
It’s not about wins and losses, it’s about whether SU considers itself an inclusive university for everyone. Read more »
The pro-military rhetoric at SU has gone too far
SU has taken stances fundamentally in support of the U.S. military and U.S. global hegemony. Read more »
Women in STEM are experiencing sexism in and out of SU classrooms
SU must expand their STEM departments to include more female representation in their faculty. Read more »
The Barnes Center needs a counseling center for men
The discussion with men about mental health should be started early in a man’s life. SU should be a driving force in leading this discussion. Read more »
SU’s vaccine mandate should include vaccines approved by agencies other than FDA, WHO
Requiring vaccinated international students to get an additional FDA approved vaccine could be dangerous. Read more »
We need to take COVID-19 precautions more seriously at SU
SU administration and students must remain vigilant in containing COVID-19 on campus. Read more »
SU Campus Store is guilty of engaging in performative activism
The surface level allyship that the university promotes is not only disheartening but also damaging for the students of color. Read more »
Embrace your personal style at SU
It would be a shame for SU students to continue to conform to trends rather than embrace who they are. Read more »
SU abroad prioritizes COVID safety
Whether abroad or local to Syracuse, we are all faced with the challenge of being thoughtful about and respectful of local COVID-19 mitigation efforts. Read more »
SU’s response to Prof. Jenn Jackson’s insensitive tweet was disappointing
While Professor Jackson’s tweet is a poor reflection upon SU alone, the response from administration is equally disappointing. Read more »
Wellness days should occur every semester
SU must reinstate these wellness days to protect the mental health of students. Read more »
Despite recent transportation changes, students should be patient with Centro
Syracuse University's bus service has been unpredictable since students returned to campus this fall. Read more »
How SU can join rest of Syracuse community in helping Afghan refugees
Since the United State’s’ withdrawal from Afghanistan, the Syracuse community has really stepped up. Read more »
While it seems like the easy solution, SU should avoid a return to hybrid learning
Online classes require an entirely different course structure than in-person classes. Read more »
SU should cautiously approach spring 2022 study abroad program
It is a privilege, not a right, to be able to study in a country other than your own. Read more »
