Writer archives: Kaelen Kinsella
Gov. Hochul’s win is a manifestation of anti-MAGA sentiment, not popularity
While Hochul won the race, no one’s really cheering for her. New Yorkers aren’t enthusiastic about her second term — she was a defection rather than a passionate selection. Read More »
If SU wants to revive its music scene, students must do it themselves
If we bring a DIY attitude to the music scene here at SU, we can make others feel more comfortable creating bands and expressing themselves anywhere on campus. Read More »
President Trump's efforts to ‘SAVE’ voting focus on a nonexistent issue
Giving our federal government too much power over state voting data is a breach of our civil rights and right to privacy under the Fourth Amendment. It’s why acts like the Privacy Act were passed. Read More »
Treat SU staff with respect to resist transactional norms of capitalism
Capitalism has been shown to increase self-centeredness and decrease altruism — the concern for others' well-being. We can break out of this cycle by simply saying hello or asking about one’s day when we go to a dining hall. Read More »
DEIA initiatives can benefit rural America if reimplemented correctly
America often leaves out rural communities from conversations about DEIA. Our columnist argues that we need to ensure no group is omitted. Read More »