John Katko makes the obvious decision
Conservative columnist Michael Furnari argues how Rep. John Katko’s decision to endorse President Trump for a second term was an easy one. Read more »
Opinion
Rep. Katko is a ‘yes man’ to Trump
Liberal columnist Noah Estling argues how Rep. Katko is not the moderate politician he claims to be. Read more »
Katko endorsement is an example of blind partisanship support
Columnist Rachel Piece argues how Representative John Katko’s endorsement of President Trump’s second term is based on partisanship loyalty. Read more »
Katko’s Trump endorsement is based on presidential achievements
Conservative columnist Skylar Swart argues how Representative John Katko’s endorsement of President Trump’s second term is based on merit rather than blind partisanship. Read more »
Electronic voter check-in system expands voting access
Liberal columnist Sydney Gold argues how updates to Onondaga County’s voter check-in system combat voter suppression. Read more »
Diversity and inclusion requires cooperative dialogue
Student Life columnist Amelia Fischer argues how unity among faculty and campus community are necessary toward diversity and inclusion at SU. Read more »
Co-ed frats provide good alternative to gender-exclusive Greek life
Co-ed Greek organizations, like professional frats, let students expand their perspective and fight hurtful social norms Read more »
Syllabus week creates unnecessary stress for students
Student Life columnist Jenna Wirth argues how Syllabus week causes more stress for students at the beginning of the semester. Read more »
Reducing required classes would increase course flexibility
Giving students more choice in the classes they take by limiting core requirements would give students more control over their education, and the investment they make into it. Read more »
MLK Celebration should acknowledge #NotAgainSU as MLK’s living legacy
By not acknowledging members of #NotAgainSU, SU is downplaying their influence and disrespecting MLK’s legacy. Read more »
Impeachment reflects modern political polarization
Conservative Columnist Skylar Swart argues how impeachment in the modern era reflects a tense political climate within American democracy. Read more »
New York state cash bail ban solves systemic impartiality
Liberal Columnist Sydney Gold argues how the New York State cash bail ban provides equality within the justice system. Read more »
Syverud's Winter address promises positive change
On Monday afternoon Chancellor Syverud held his annual winter address, promising to ensure continual change and progress on campus to create an environment where all… Read more »
Professors help provide a safe environment for students
Student Life columnist argues how professors who engage in reflective discussion provide a safe space for students. Read more »
Housing policy changes improve campus security
Student Life columnist Jenna Wirth argues that recent changes to SU residence hall policies, including 24/7 security staff, make the campus safer for all students. Read more »
University Senate LGBTQ committee supports #NotAgainSU
Committee calls for “transparency and accountability” from SU administration and expresses “support for and solidarity with... vulnerable, marginalized, and targeted groups” at SU. Read more »
Early morning classes create a stressful semester
Student Life columnist Jenna Wirth argues how getting an early start may create negative academic and health implications for students. Read more »
College students need to normalize interracial friendships
Student Life columnist argues white students should be more open-minded toward interracial friendships. Read more »
Chancellor strengthens religious communities on campus
Our reader says Chancellor Syverud’s involvement with religious communities on campus creates a safe environment for students. Read more »
Healthcare should be a human right
Our reader argues how programs like Medicare for All guarantee Americans the human right of healthcare access. Read more »
Diversity initiatives show SU is committed to lasting change
Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer Keith Alford says SU’s diversity initiatives need to be acknowledged and that lasting change comes with time. Read more »
Campus racism can lead to violence
Our reader responds to a previous letter to the editor in regard to campus racism. Read more »
Why you should consider going into public service after college
Liberal columnist David Bruen argues considering public service will benefit students. Read more »
Turn your anger toward those at the higher levels of our society
Our readers urge students to turn their anger toward those at the higher levels of society. Read more »
