5 tips to protect yourself from hackers
Technology columnist Eldon Tsoi outlines five ways students can protect their technology from hackers Read more »
Opinion
Be a bromosexual, but don’t call yourself one
Gender and sexuality columnist Michael Sessa explains the term bromosexuality and why it could create a rigid social construct. Read more »
SU professor urges people to stay curious
Syracuse University professor says if community members take genuine interest in one another, campus will be stronger. Read more »
Senate should ensure Kavanaugh allegations are investigated
Gender and Sexuality columnist reacts to allegations of sexual assault against the Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. Read more »
SU Board of Trustees should have voted to publicly commit to not investing in private prisons
Liberal columnist Ryan Golden condemns SU’s decision to not divest from private prisons and explains why. Read more »
Change in Greek life won’t happen if members are complaisant
Moderate columnist Jaylon Coaxum says change in Greek life starts with students. Read more »
3 takeaways from New York state primaries
Moderate columnist James Pezzullo outlines three takeaways from the New York state primaries held Thursday. Read more »
Newsprint tariffs were unnecessary, rightfully rejected
Business columnist Patrick Penfield says newspapers across the country are better off without the unjust newsprint tariffs. Read more »
SU tennis player reacts to women's U.S. Open final
Syracuse University tennis player criticizes U.S. Open press coverage and champions Naomi Osaka for her hard-earned win. Read more »
Downstate divide evident in primary
Democratic primary opponents Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) and challenger Cynthia Nixon, of the Working Families Party, have not shown that they care about upstate New York, Liberal columnist Nick Turner says. Read more »
SU leadership should publicly address Zeta Beta Tau video
The Daily Orange Editorial Board calls on the university to, using a campus-wide means of communication, better detail Student Code of Conduct investigations related to Greek life. Read more »
SUArt Galleries responds to Rodin sculpture claims
SUArt Galleries Exhibition and Collection Manager responds to a letter to the editor disputing the authenticity of a Rodin instillation. Read more »
Syracuse needs to care about the California wildfires
Smoke from the California wildfires made it to Syracuse. Environment columnist Peter Morrissey explains why that could affect Syracuse residents. Read more »
Let’s keep talking about it: Federal funds shouldn’t arm teachers
Moderate columnist Bethanie Viele argues Betsy DeVos’s new controversial plan to arm teachers is dangerous. Read more »
Serena Williams has a right to be angry, and so do we
Gender and Sexuality columnist Lianza Reyes examines the double standards present in sports, and stereotypes at play on the tennis court. Read more »
SU rightfully expelled Theta Tau, but students suspensions not fair
Conservative columnist Harrison Garfinkle argues that by suspending some students involved in the Theta Tau videos, the university set a precedent of unnecessarily harsh punishment. Read more »
Artist disputes gallery exhibit’s authenticity
Our reader says Syracuse University Art Galleries should clarify art exhibit origins. Read more »
Resident urges voters to support Rachel May
Our reader says Rachel May is the advocate Syracuse needs. Read more »
Public should weigh in on Onondaga Lake
A New York State Department of Environmental Conservation representative is accepting comment on the lake until Sept. 24. Read more »
SU student says Recognize Us’ methods are warranted
Syracuse University transfer student responds to The Daily Orange Editorial Board addressing the Recognize Us movement’s methods of protest. Read more »
Recognize Us should collaborate with administration to address demands, grievances
The Daily Orange Editorial Board urges members of the Recognize Us movement to change approaches to ensure important initiatives are successful. Read more »
