Our humor columnist's ode to bad test takers just in time for finals
Our humor columnist would rather do anything than take a test. She hates “good test takers” and their superiority complexes. Read more »
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Kiley Reid’s sophomore novel, ‘Come and Get It’ explores the college experience
Author Kiley Reid is back with her sophomore novel “Come and Get It.” The story spotlights obstacles and realities faced by college students through the lens of the main character Millie. Read more »
SU can better serve its students by embracing AI
Not all professors can incorporate AI as extensively, but more need to teach students how to use AI tools properly while still upholding academic integrity. Read more »
Here's who you should avoid on the first day of class
To avoid typical freshman year pitfalls, SU freshmen should look to our humor columnist’s personal experiences. Read more »
SU's reusable green boxes just aren't practical
The reusable to-go boxes concept in dining halls is thoughtful but not practical. In college, practicality outweighs everything. Read more »
As SA vice president, I plan on leaving a lasting impact
Advocacy means creating space for those coming after you. Read more »
Remember to destress during your finals
oo much stress can affect students’ behavior, thoughts, feelings and body. Read more »
SU's once-prestigious reputation has been slowly slipping for a few years
There is a clear disconnect between what the students want out of SU and what the school does. Read more »
Academic advisors are necessary support systems and should be more accessible
SU advisers should reach out to students to talk about more than just what classes they have to take next semester. It may just change their whole college experience. Read more »
Rushing Greek life isn't a reason to sacrifice your individuality
“Belonging to an organization should not mean losing one’s own identity just to be liked.” Read more »
Syracuse professors should provide online options this semester
A hybrid option for classes at Syracuse University is necessary in maintaining students’ mental and physical health and academic success. Read more »
How to avoid stress during class registration
Meeting with your advisor and planning out your classes in advance will help you avoid stress during course registration. Read more »
Making last-minute changes to your schedule? Here are some class recommendations
SU has open seats in classes on several topics, ranging from ethical food consumption to the history and meaning of games. Read more »
Singer Lloyd Ansah describes creative, personal growth
The SU junior released “Mary,” the first single from his debut project last month and plans to release the rest of the project in a few weeks. Read more »
Kathleen Walters serves as first chairwoman of SU’s Board of Trustees
Appointed to the role in November 2018, Walters only sees herself as chair — no woman qualifier attached. Read more »
Syracuse Thinks: How does being the number one party school affect Syracuse students?
We asked students at Syracuse University about what they thought about being the number one party school. Read more »
SU’s No. 1 party school ranking doesn’t accurately portray the student experience
Student Life columnist Amelia Fischer argues that the SU’s title as the No. 1 party school doesn’t accurately portray the student experience on campus. Read more »
SU to expand mental health services through Invest Syracuse
Two of four staff therapists have been hired with funding from the $100 million Invest Syracuse Initiative. Read more »
Lawrence Moten: Syracuse basketball legend mentors local youth on and off the court
When Moten arrived at SU in 1991, his mother made him promise to explore the community. He intends to keep that promise. Read more »
SU ranks No. 1 in 'Students Pack the Stadiums,' relive past Dome madness here
Are you hyped for this year's Dome craziness? Read more »
InclusiveU director helps rethink Syracuse University academics
Bud Buckhout has been the director of InclusiveU since January 2014. InclusiveU gives academic support to SU students with disabilities, and is known for programs like Peer2Peer and Project SEARCH. Read more »
Tomasello: Kanye West’s textbook cost rant reflects the disparities of higher education affordability
Liberal columnist Mia Tomasello discusses Kanye West's profound Twitter thread on the ways in which rising education costs are putting students at an unprecedented disadvantage. Read more »
Syracuse University and SUNY-ESF should maintain strong academic partnership
The Daily Orange Editorial Board considers a recent agreement made by Syracuse University and the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry and discusses what the move should mean for the neighboring institutions moving forward. Read more »
Jaipuriar: Sleep deprivation is unnecessarily glorified on college campuses
Student Life columnist Rashika Jaipuriar discusses the unhealthy nature of sleep deprivation culture among college students. Read more »
