After a summer of political activism which still affects how consumers act today, students have a responsibility to hold companies accountable that do not follow their own commitments to social issues. Read more »
New York’s recent expansion of SNAP benefits to 75,000 SUNY and CUNY students is an important move to ensure food security. Read more »
Social isolation added fuel to the fire of political polarization in the U.S., and it all starts on your social media feeds. Read more »
Despite its popularity and reputation as a safer alternative to cigarettes, students shouldn’t turn a blind eye to the risks of marijuana. Read more »
Trump bounced back from a poor debate performance, but his rhetorical jabs couldn’t outmatch Biden’s clear vision for the future. Trump won, but the victory may be pyrrhic. Read more »
Former Vice President Joe Biden could do nothing more than recall lines from his Obama campaign days, while President Trump looked much more collected than before. Read more »
Many students are flouting COVID-19 safety regulations and continue to party. Social media accounts are holding students accountable better than the Syracuse University administration itself. Read more »
Between intensive workloads and narrow opportunities for socializing, many graduate students have difficulty feeling connected to the campus community, and will carry that with them after graduation. Read more »
Moving the statue and renaming Columbus Circle only serves to appease “woke” protesters. Read more »
Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh’s decision to remove the city’s Christopher Columbus statue is an important step in upholding Indigenous people. Read more »
The NY-24 race isn’t a Republican against a Democrat, it’s a follower against a leader. Balter is the clear choice for Central New York’s future. Read more »
From cutting research funding to ending loan forgiveness, President Trump’s policies serve only to hurt America’s college students. Read more »
When SU suspended in-person activity in March, I knew that I had to go home to China. My long quarantine in the U.S. and in China, however, taught me a lot about myself. Read more »
Six stops, four countries, one goal — going home to China in the midst of a pandemic and getting back to the U.S. in time for the fall semester. But just because it happened doesn’t mean it was easy. Read more »
As the SU community mourns the loss of three of its students, we must not forget about one another, and support each other in these difficult times. Read more »
A group of SU Physics PhD candidates and others are denouncing a planned event inviting “the most prominent peddler of pseudoscience and misinformation in the world” Deepak Chopra to speak. Read more »
Don’t mind the words of day-traders and talking heads on TV, invest now not for short-term profits, but for your future. Read more »
Despite a global pandemic and rapidly changing circumstances, SU is making strides towards being a more environmentally friendly university, and facilitating education to ensure the environment’s future. Read more »
Trevor Pierce’s tragic death showed the best in many of the hearts of SU’s student body. Read more »
Biased political ads are nothing new, but organizations supporting Rep. John Katko have gone above and beyond to paint former SU professor Dana Balter in a bad light. Read more »
Political infighting has turned millions of Americans away from politics, elevating a legitimate third option can change that. Read more »
Instagram activism isn’t enough to make substantive change for many global issues. Read more »
It’s now more common than ever to pick through thrift stores to resell clothes, but that can only hurt those who rely on thrift stores for their clothing the most. Read more »
Childish bickering between Republicans and Democrats over the fate of the Supreme Court will have dire consequences for our republic. Read more »
