Despite statistics that show a recent stagnant hiring period among college graduates and less interest from employers toward liberal arts majors, Class of 2013 graduates… Read more »
The Syracuse University administration should keep students and faculty informed as progress continues to develop regarding recently presented ideas about the future of the university.… Read more »
In the last semester, the Syracuse University community has witnessed numerous controversial actions taken by the university administration, the student government and local politicians unfold… Read more »
Though Chancellor Nancy Cantor’s successor has yet to be determined, the financial ideology that Syracuse University’s next leader must follow is unequivocally conservative. When Cantor… Read more »
The Student Association’s Student Engagement Committee is making advances in both technology and peer outreach with the creation of an original application. Student Engage, a… Read more »
Syracuse University will officially join the Atlantic Coast Conference on July 1, a move that will benefit the entire university. With a $7.5 million exit… Read more »
On Monday, Boston became another name on a growing list of towns and cities destroyed by an act of terror. Boston joins Newtown, Conn.; Aurora,… Read more »
The crime rate in the city of Syracuse is higher than 96 percent of the state’s cities and towns. Yet Mayor Stephanie Miner’s 2013-14 budget… Read more »
Since The Kumquat launched more than a year ago, it has quickly gained the Syracuse University community’s attention by highlighting the school’s stereotypes in a… Read more »
The Division of Student Affairs is not effectively targeting Syracuse University students with its latest project: an outdoor challenge course. This spring, the Department of… Read more »
The last several weeks have proven tumultuous for the Student Association. Moving forward, SA should become a symbol of betterment for the campus community, leaving… Read more »
Students at Syracuse University no longer have to be enrolled in a graduate program to earn a degree from the Maxwell School of Citizenship and… Read more »
Adding bike lanes to Waverly and Comstock avenues is a positive development for the community. The Syracuse Common Council approved the addition of new bike… Read more »
The necessary steps to begin rebuilding the Student Association after almost two weeks of inefficiency were not executed appropriately by members of the organization during… Read more »
Syracuse’s trip to the Final Four for the first time in a decade brings an electrifying buzz to our campus that no one can ignore.… Read more »
Transparency doesn’t happen behind closed doors. And it certainly doesn’t start there, either. The Student Association delivered its constituency, the students of Syracuse University, a… Read more »
This year, University Union is paying attention to the musical wishes of Syracuse University’s student body. Pop star Ke$ha received the highest number of votes… Read more »
Student Association officials are supposed to be the “defenders of the students” at Syracuse University. But the irresponsible actions taken by its leaders this semester… Read more »
As students at Syracuse University, we have entered an environment composed of individuals who represent many backgrounds, histories and heritages. But instead of immersing ourselves… Read more »
All Syracuse University students are expected to utilize their printing quotas to meet the demands of their respective courses. Though this credit amount varies depending… Read more »
