'This is, overall, going to hurt': End to emergency SNAP funds hits CNY
The end to benefits will disproportionately affect children in Syracuse as the city has a child poverty rate of 49.1%, experts said. Read more »
Writer archives: Julia Kahen
Kyle Rittenhouse verdict shows SU students self-defense laws won’t protect them
Self-defense laws make it possible for people like Kyle Rittenhouse to get away with harming or killing people. Read more »
Ex-DA staffer Peter Rauch should still be in prison for fatal hit-and-run
Former DA investigator Peter Rauch should not have been released from prison after driving under the influence and killing Seth Collier with his vehicle. Read more »
Ben Walsh’s reelection is a win for Syracuse
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 »
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 »
Marshall Street incident exposed flaws of Syracuse Police Department
The Syracuse Police Department must do better. Their actions on Oct. 15th were unacceptable and the officers involved need to be held accountable. Read more »
Recent backlash reveals Facebook damages users’ mental health
Students at SU need to consciously decide whether the continued use of Facebook will take a toll on their mental health and well-being. Read more »
Students should be patient as SU food services struggles with labor shortage
Syracuse restaurants and SU Food Services are dealing with labor shortages Read more »
Embrace your personal style at SU
It would be a shame for SU students to continue to conform to trends rather than embrace who they are. Read more »
Why I’m focusing on more than just my studies at SU
If approached with the right guidance, college can turn naive kids into strong-willed, confident members of society. Read more »
