Although DPS knows that swatting affects the community, it has taken little to no action in creating well-deserved penalties for those sending this campus into a state of fear and anxiety. Read more »
The personal aspect of this war is vital. Although Ukraine may be over seventy thousand kilometers away from SU, it is a local conflict. Read more »
SU needs more speakers that are outspoken about critical issues like these so students can relate. Read more »
Playing songs by artists such as Kanye West could have a negative emotional effect on many members of the community. 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 »
Although artists from this year's Juice Jam lineup are popular, UU needs to recognize that there is an issue with only attracting one genre. The problem is the lack of diversity. Read more »
Eating a meal under harsh fluorescent lights with a multitude of loud conversations around them is not something students think about when they pay for their meal plans at Syracuse University. Read more »
Decreasing the tour group size is a win-win situation, benefiting both the prospective and current students at an equally stressful point in their school careers. Read more »
The Student Association’s election will be taking place from April 4-8. Students should vote to translate their preferences into action. Read more »
Media influences the narrative, which can affect our perceptions about the world in front of us. Read more »
SU student Violetta Soboleva's held a sign saying "stop the war. Putin is Hitler," in hopes of generating more attention to Russia's invasion. Read more »
Interstate 81 is at fault for some of this disparity. Its creation forced families to relocate, but due to housing discrimination, marginalized communities only had certain streets where they were welcomed. Read more »
Syracuse's First Year Seminar class should be structured on student-chosen topics to foster diverse and critical discussions. Read more »
