SU needs scheduling systems, focused students to ensure gyms becomes less crowded
Changes at the Barnes Center gym must come from both gym staff and students. Read more »
Changes at the Barnes Center gym must come from both gym staff and students. Read more »
Airport anxiety is indeed a common experience for many travelers, however, many elements add up to make this feeling even worse for college-aged girls — starting with the presence of unknown men. Read more »
Instead of contributing to the negative implications surrounding tourism, students could consider ecotourism, or responsible travel to natural areas that conserve the environment. Read more »
Students shouldn’t have to go to an adviser to talk about an emergency that, most of the time, they don’t want to mention the details of to begin with. In these unprecedented times, the last thing students need is to take the time to go to their advisers and ask for a piece of paper about an emergency. Read more »
You should feel no humiliation in giving your body the week to decompress. Read more »
A major part of college life is sharing your experience with friends and family from home. Additionally, for many college freshmen, this is the first time they are living on their own. Read more »
Our community needs to create a guilt-free environment when it comes to the pandemic; afterall, most of our student population is fully vaccinated, already making our campus one of the safest. Read more »
Painting Kink 101 as an embarrassment is wrong. The seminar brings awareness to safe sex education. Read more »
When I walk onto campus, it feels like I’m entering an environment that's completely separate from the city. Read more »
Looking at social media alone, one could easily assume that fraternities and sororities are one of the only ways to be involved at SU outside of the classroom. Read more »
In the few writing-intensive classes I have been in at SU, they all have one thing in common: lack of feedback on the student’s writing. Read more »
SU students watching the show should keep in mind the reality of the situations Euphoria portrays while also remembering the sensitivity of the topics before adopting them into popular culture. Read more »
It's time to embrace a diverse range of classes, see what you like and then decide when you have a clear sense of direction. Read more »
Climate change will bring unbearable snow levels, wind and lower temperatures, disrupting life and traditions in Syracuse. Read more »
Large, future-oriented goals for the new year will prevent SU students from living in the present. Short-term, smaller goals will improve students’ mental health and well-being. Read more »
The WHO does not have enough information about the Omicron variant to make any conclusions, and the SU community shouldn’t either. Read more »
In recent years, news outlets across New York have become scarce, making citizens ill-informed of local happenings. The New York Local News Act would change that. Read more »
Mayor Walsh ought to move forward with the removal of the Columbus statue. Read more »
Although it may seem better to study for an extra 30 minutes, you will be better off if you set that time aside to sleep, eat or exercise. Read more »
Part of progressing as a civilization is having the ability to look back and realize how far we’ve come. Removing statues of historic figures takes this ability away. Read more »
Self-defense laws make it possible for people like Kyle Rittenhouse to get away with harming or killing people. Read more »
Mandating the COVID-19 booster shot would protect the SU community from more outbreaks of the virus. Read more »
If the AAPI+ community unites its’ voice at SU, positive change will follow. Read more »
The LGBTQ community’s appropriation of African American Vernacular English needs to be addressed. Read more »