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Amid the political turbulence in the House, college students might wonder why this matters to them. The answer lies in the legislative repercussions and the broader implications for governance. Read more »
We have a right to hold confidence in the fact that DPS will adequately respond to a situation and protect our campus community. Silence on such a leading issue only worsens the already strained relationship between DPS and the SU community. Read more »
Our leaders' actions do not match their words. In the past, Republicans have claimed that mass shootings are a result of a mental health crisis, yet they have offered no solutions. This time they claim it’s because Hale was transgender, while at the same time banning access to life-saving gender-affirming care for transgender youth across the country. Read more »
The Iranian regime is only making these moves as publicity stunts to quell the protests that have hit the country and made waves internationally. Read more »
The act is a big victory for supporters of LGBTQ rights who feared that marriage equality might be overturned. Read more »
Any form of support for Donald Trump’s campaign is an act against our democracy as we know it. Read more »
This incident is yet another example of why gun laws must change. Read more »
Healey’s election to office is not only a win for the LGBTQ+ community, but also for the entire state of Massachusetts. Read more »
On Oct. 18th, 2022, there were four protestors outside of the Schine Student Center protesting against abortion. Read more »
CNY being chosen to be a part of this monumental plan for industrial growth within the United States needs to be celebrated. Read more »
Because of Amini’s death, it is believed that Iranians have had enough, and the hijab protest might burst into an anti-government revolution. Read more »
The government of Puerto Rico needs to direct a stronger effort toward long-term repairs that will be able to sustain the island's tropical weather. 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 »
What appears on the surface to be a ruling in favor of religious freedom is actually a decision that directly harms queer communities and violates their Fourteenth Amendment rights, Read more »
SCOTUS’s ruling is incredibly harmful and threatening to the millions of individuals living in our country who rely on this procedure to ensure their safety and the right to reproductive rights. Read more »
SU let its ambition get the best of it by declaring level “YELLOW” when it did, as it put the ball in the students’ court despite encouraging-but-unproven COVID-19 patterns. Read more »
The protest outside on Saturday night should encourage the university to do more to perpetrators accountable. Read more »
As Syracuse’s first Black mayor, Khalid Bey would have created positive change for marginalized communities. Read more »
After a successful first term, Walsh has proved he is the most qualified person to lead the city for the next four years. Read more »
Violence in the SU community cannot be tolerated, and SPD must do a better job of responding to incidents such as this one. Read more »
Fraternities claim to be dedicated to promoting leadership, brotherhood, service and academic excellence, but in reality, many cause more harm than good. Read more »
While Professor Jackson’s tweet is a poor reflection upon SU alone, the response from administration is equally disappointing. Read more »
The recall of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine, should not steer students and faculty from getting vaccinated. Read more »
