Member of Student Alumni Council says Boost the ’Cuse was inspiring
Our reader says that it was inspiring to greater community come together during Boost the ’Cuse to expand the resources and programs that define the student experience. Read more »
Writer archives: Our Reader
SU graduate challenges former Islamic Society president’s definition of terrorism in recent article
SU graduate and former Remembrance Week speaker Ed Kinane, argues that terrorism is about much more than a former Islamic Society president’s definition of terrorism. Read more »
SU graduate says we need to find the funding, talent and resources to improve public education
Our reader argues that public schools have fallen short of delivering high quality education in many cases. Read more »
Reader says Juul will not be exiting the spotlight any time soon
Our reader argues that there are various ailments that have allegedly resulted from e-cigarette use. Read more »
Political affiliation shouldn’t be considered when hiring faculty
Stephen Paisley responds to recent statements by Chancellor Kent Syverud regarding the political makeup of the Syracuse University faculty. Read more »
Reader responds to column about NY vaccination law, challenges those who reject vaccinations
Ben Phelps argues that electing not to receive vaccinations based on one’s religious beliefs should not happen when it puts other human lives at serious risk. Read more »
SEM 100 facilitator says ‘Greek Day’ theme for football game is a step backwards for SU
Kevin Wall, a SEM 100 facilitator, says plans for Greek-themed gameday are a step backwards for our community in a time when we should be moving forward. Read more »
University professor responds to hearing racial slur on campus
Stephen Kuusisto condemns a racial slur he heard directed at a veteran on campus. Read more »
Few resources on South this summer
Dear Editor, If you’re like me and new to Syracuse University and the campus culture, you were introduced to a lot this summer in terms… Read more »
22 of my neighbors were killed in El Paso. It’s time to change how we talk about migrants and Latinx people, even on campus.
Following a shooting close to home, our reader says it’s time to change how we talk about migrants and Latinx people. Read more »
Our reader: I-81 community grid proposal could harm Salina economy
Our reader argues that a grid-only redesign of I-81 could negatively impact businesses that rely on the interstate for stability. Read more »
Co-chair of SA community engagement says Judicial Review Board has been misused
Iris Guzman, co-chair of SA Community Engagement, says Student Association members have misused the Judicial Review Board. Read more »
Lowering SU cafe prices would improve student health
SU sophomore Soleil Sferlazza argues that lowering cafe prices would improve student health. Read more »
E-cigarettes are dangerous, usage should be prevented
FDA and SU should help prevent SU students from using e-cigarettes. Read more »
Destigmatize mental health
Mental health issues are common, there should be routine mental health evaluations. Read more »
There should be water fountains on every SU dorm floor
For the sake of the environment and college student budgets, there should be water fountains on every SU dorm floor. Read more »
SU senior: Support the Russian LGBT Network
Our reader urges students at Syracuse University to support the Russian LGBT Network. Read more »
SA member endorses Ryan Golden, Kailee Vick, Stacey Omosa for leadership positions
Iris Guzman, Co-chair of Student Association’s Community Engagement Committee, endorses Ryan Golden, Kailee Vick and Stacey Omosa for leadership positions in the organization. Read more »
Co-chair of Diversity Affairs for SA resigns due to event
Co-chair of Diversity Affairs for Student Association details resignation. Read more »
Comptroller is the most critical SA position
Comptroller is the most critical Student Association position, yet there is no emphasis on the comptroller election at Syracuse University, candidate says. Read more »
Our reader: SA should bring leaders, not celebrities to event
Our reader believes that SA should have asked different guests to come to its event “Cuse Can! It Start’s With Us!” Read more »
Sen. Rachel May urges state to release I-81 statement, extend public comment period
May calls on New York’s Department of Transportation to release a Draft Environmental Impact Statement no later than April 1 and allow for 60 days of public input. Read more »
Our reader: SU can learn from the past to creatively protest, now
Our reader responds to executive order mandating free speech at all colleges and universities. Read more »
Our reader: Startups should partner with Syracuse to tackle city issues
Our reader responds to Daily Orange article Read more »
