University Union should continue charitable acts at Juice Jam
For the second year in a row, a portion of the proceeds from University Union’s Juice Jam concert went to charity, an action UU should… Read more »
Writer archives: The Daily Orange Editorial Board
Students must pay attention as election nears
In eight weeks, the country takes to the voting booths and will decide its fate for the next four years. Students must take the next… Read more »
Too few tickets for Dalai Lama event unfair to students
Although students were offered discounted presale tickets for the One World Concert on Friday, the number of tickets available — 5,000 —was too low. To… Read more »
Comstock Avenue, University Place intersection needs improvement
As part of the Department of Public Safety’s pedestrian safety campaign, officers will attempt to reduce dangers on campus streets by handing out information cards… Read more »
University, entrepreneurs must learn from Syracutie situation
After almost two years of university officials dodging her, Alyson Shontell celebrated a success this year: She launched her line of “Syracutie” T-shirts in the… Read more »
Organization key factor when finalizing peace forum details
The Syracuse University campus was abuzz Monday and Tuesday as news of the Dalai Lama’s visit spread throughout campus. As the planning of the event… Read more »
Students should have more input for Kimmel alternatives
Although Food Services used customer feedback and surveys when deciding to replace Taco Bell and Burger King in the Kimmel Food Court, Syracuse University students… Read more »
As year begins, students must remember simple safety precautions
As freshmen adjust to being on a college campus for the first time and as upperclassmen return, campus safety becomes an issue. Within a 24-hour… Read more »
Students must make use of Syracuse University resources
In Chancellor Nancy Cantor’s opening note to students in the Syracuse Welcome 2012 booklet, she writes, “We are delighted to have you join us, and… Read more »
Actions of student editors at The Red and Black show journalistic integrity
The top editors of The Red and Black, the independent student-run newspaper of the University of Georgia, walked out Wednesday. They resigned due to concerns… Read more »
Editorial : Graduates must continue to work hard even with increasing job market
Although the job market is improving, seniors must keep valuable skills in mind after graduation.About 10 percent more graduates are expected to be hired this… Read more »
Editorial : Campus community must remember 5 crucial issues during summer break
The 2011-12 academic year has brought both promising and troublesome news to the Syracuse University community. With all the news, it can be hard to… Read more »
Editorial : Reviewing dismissal motion for defamation shows seriousness
A judge will take at least two weeks before deciding whether or not to dismiss the defamation case against Syracuse University and Jim Boeheim. It… Read more »
Editorial : Raising student-athlete expectations necessary
Raising the athletic performance rate and increasing the sanctions against teams that do not meet academic requirements sets a higher standard for colleges and universities.The… Read more »
Editorial : Carr's resignation brings light to potential problems in SA
Taylor Carr's resignation from chief of staff of Student Association is a red flag to both students and SA members.Carr said he was disgruntled by… Read more »
Editorial : VIP seating section at Clinton event unfair to student body
Students were disappointed with the lack of available seating for Hillary Clinton's visit to campus Monday.Much of the front lower section of Hendricks Chapel was… Read more »
Editorial : Number of protests on campus this year brings diverse voices to the forefront
The number of protests on campus this year shows the value in voicing opinions for both protesters and passers-by. The latest example at Syracuse University… Read more »
Editorial : Students given opportunity to voice concerns, support
Students have the rare opportunity to weigh in on one of the highest-ranking officials on campus.This year marks the first time Vice Chancellor and Provost… Read more »
Editorial : Students must consider all options for loan bill
New York Sen. Charles Schumer visited campus Monday in support of a bill that would keep the student loan interest rate at 3.4 percent.Students must… Read more »
Editorial : Remaining primary elections important for young voters
Although the general election candidates appear to be solidified, voting in the primaries is still very important, especially for college-aged students.Because Rick Santorum exited the… Read more »
Editorial : Relay For Life raises awareness, support
Syracuse University's Relay for Life provides an easy opportunity for the university community to help make a difference in the fight against cancer.On Saturday night,… Read more »
Editorial : Threats at University of Pittsburgh remind Syracuse University to brush up on procedures
In the past two months, 57 bomb threats have riddled the University of Pittsburgh campus. The bomb threats serve as a reminder for the Syracuse… Read more »
Editorial : Student Association correctly denies funding for concert, CitrusTV
CORRECTION: The reason Jerk magazine was denied funding in the fall was previously misstated. Jerk did not originally receive funding from SA because the magazine… Read more »
Editorial : Students should consider both good, bad aspects of Thornden Park
From the start of freshman year, Syracuse University students are warned not to walk in Thornden Park because of crimes that occurred there.Although these violent… Read more »
