How Student Association leaders achieved normalcy — and so much more
The Daily Orange Editorial Board evaluates SA’s end-of-semester progress and how it’s gone beyond expectations even without achieving every goal. Read more »
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SA forum provides much-needed access to Syracuse University administrators
The Daily Orange Editorial Board discusses the Student Association forum, which will connect students with often inaccessible SU administrators. Read more »
Stopping the GOP tax bill isn’t a burden that should rest on Syracuse University
The Daily Orange Editorial Board discusses SU’s response to tax measures that threaten graduate students’ abilities to afford school. Read more »
How embracing memes helped Syracuse University address the mumps
The Daily Orange Editorial Board reflects on the mumps outbreak at Syracuse University and how administrators and students handled it. Read more »
How Syracuse University can help students avoid phishing email schemes
The Daily Orange Editorial Board discusses how Syracuse University can better prepare students to avoid phishing email schemes. Read more »
A tuition hike may hit future international students especially hard. Through increased institutional support, SU can prove it’s worth it.
The Daily Orange Editorial Board discusses how communication is key when it comes to the Invest Syracuse tuition hike’s effect on future international students. Read more »
Concerning Duke University syllabus attempted to ice out student journalists
The Daily Orange Editorial Board discusses how one Duke University class tried to ban student journalists to keep its content a secret. Read more »
Bias and hate crimes happen at Syracuse University. Help The D.O. track them by telling us your story.
The Daily Orange is partnering with ProPublica to report on bias and hate incidents that go unreported. If you've experienced or witnessed hate at SU or SUNY-ESF, share it with us here. Read more »
How Syracuse University can make changes to city initiatives more clear
The Daily Orange Editorial Board breaks down Syracuse University’s community impact reports and how to make funding changes to city initiatives easier to understand. Read more »
Student experience isn’t one-size-fits-all, especially when it comes to LGBTQ students
The Daily Orange Editorial Board discusses issues outlined in the LGBT Concerns Committee report and how SU can grow from the committee’s suggestions Read more »
Schine Student Center isn’t the unified hub it should be. Student voices can make it better.
The Daily Orange Editorial Board addresses how university officials and current students have overlooked how important student feedback is when it comes to revamping Schine Student Center. Read more »
How the mumps can be a lesson in campus-wide communication for Syracuse University
The Daily Orange Editorial Board addresses Syracuse University’s communication with the campus community amid the mumps outbreak. Read more »
The D.O. has historically overlooked LGBTQ issues. You can help us get better.
The Daily Orange Editorial Board discusses its commitment to covering the LGBTQ community and asks for feedback to help that happen. Read more »
How a new mayor can help Syracuse University redefine its commitment to the city
The Daily Orange Editorial Board discusses how Syracuse mayoral candidates seem eager to discuss engagement with the university, and SU should take advantage of that. Read more »
Changing the Fast Forward Initiative may not have been a bad thing — if we knew it happened
The Daily Orange Editorial Board discusses the administration’s not-so-obvious transition from Operational Excellence to the Invest Syracuse fundraising plan. Read more »
Faculty know more about student life than administrators, and their voices should matter to Invest Syracuse
The Daily Orange Editorial Board discusses how faculty hear student concerns administrators don’t, and how that plays into Invest Syracuse planning. Read more »
Invest Syracuse means $30 million in administrative cuts. We should know what they are.
The Daily Orange Editorial Board breaks down how $30 million in administrative cost savings could trickle down to the rest of the university community. Read more »
Invest Syracuse's tuition hike matters even if scholarships cover the difference
The Daily Orange Editorial Board discusses the irony of Invest Syracuse’s $3,300 tuition hike and the initiative's aim to increase opportunity for students from low-income families. Read more »
Syracuse University wants diversity. It won’t get it with a valedictorian-only scholarship.
The Daily Orange Editorial Board discusses SU’s proposed scholarship for valedictorians and salutatorians and why it’s the wrong way to recruit promising students. Read more »
Syracuse University administration should maintain progress towards creating a more inclusive campus
The Daily Orange Editorial Board applauds the Syracuse University administration for directing effort towards increasing diversity, but recognizes there's more work to be done. Read more »
How a centralized Ombuds Office can help resolve conflicts in uncertain times
The Daily Orange Editorial Board discusses Syracuse University plans to create an Ombudsperson Office to help students work through issues that may arise in academic or professional workplaces. Read more »
Syracuse University has a big role in fighting the Trump administration’s toxic views on sexual assault
The Daily Orange Editorial Board recognizes the appointment of a new task force co-chair and how her credentials can help tackle the national discussion around sexual assault. Read more »
When Chancellor Kent Syverud talks politics, he's thinking of students
The Daily Orange Editorial Board responds to Chancellor Kent Syverud’s recent emails denouncing President Donald Trump's policies, and how Syverud's statements put students first. Read more »
Keeping students informed is key in transition to earlier academic drop deadline
The Daily Orange Editorial Board addresses how Syracuse University’s failure to comply with federal academic drop deadline regulations could inconvenience students. Read more »
