Rasamny: Millennial label needs to be divided into more accurate subgroups
It’s difficult to imagine any generational similarities between a college student who’s learning how to become independent and a person who is married with kids.… Read more »
Writer archives: Tamara Rasamny
Rasamny: Low millennial turnout rate due to lack of information
While to many it may have been well known that the midterm elections took place last week, statistics are showing otherwise. Only an estimated 21.3… Read more »
Rasamny: Snapchat should expand international video features
During my ritual of unhealthily checking Snapchat every 20 minutes or so, I look at my screen and am disappointed that there are no new… Read more »
Rasamny: Millennials should not wear offensive Halloween costumes
With Halloween in just two days, people are preparing to dress up in costumes, whether its sexy, funny, or in rare cases, actually scary. But… Read more »
Rasamny: Millennials must take precautions to avoid falling victim to hackers
Not a week goes by without news headlines declaring hackings or cybersecurity attacks of some sort. Whether these breaches include pictures of at least 200… Read more »
Rasamny: Insensitive Ebola jokes on social media reinforce millennial stereotypes
When coverage of the Ebola virus first appeared in the media, it seemed far away — 6,000 miles away, to be precise. But when the… Read more »
Rasamny: Millennials should choose careers based on passion, not money
All work and no play make an uninspired employee. As it turns out, only 37 percent of college graduates who received business degrees are “strongly… Read more »
Rasamny: Urban Outfitters should stop producing offensive products
News outlets and social media erupted in criticism on Sept. 15 when people discovered that Urban Outfitters released a bloodstained Kent State sweatshirt in stores,… Read more »
Rasamny: Cyrus,Watson display contrasting sides of millennial spectrum
Within the past week, we saw Miley Cyrus and Emma Watson represent two opposite sides of the millennial spectrum. On one side, there’s Cyrus, who… Read more »
Rasamny: Millennials should take part in march for climate change
This Sunday the largest climate march in history will take place in New York City, in hopes of pressuring major leaders to take more drastic… Read more »
Rasamny: Corporations should follow pharmacy's lead to decrease smoking rates
Last week, CVS marked the first pharmaceutical company to ban the sale of cigarettes in its stores, proving that large companies can in fact be… Read more »
Rasamny: Virtual payments will become norm for millennials
For the last few years, many people have been spending money without using physical cash. Instead, ordering food, shopping online and paying for cabs have… Read more »
Rasamny: Online activism creates subtle but important change
In the past month, you may have noticed trending Facebook statuses, Twitter hashtags,and Instagram posts concerning the current Israeli-Palestinian conflict in the Gaza Strip. Supporters… Read more »
SU to cut ties with Bangladeshi factories
Correction: In a previous version of this article, the amount of time the United States Against Sweatshops organization at SU pushed SU to implement the… Read more »
Ask the experts: What if military funding is decreased?
Correction: In a previous version of this article, the amount to which the military is shrinking its budget was misstated. The federal government is shrinking… Read more »
Students, faculty comment on Speaks' first semester as dean
Before a new chancellor joined the Syracuse University campus this spring, Michael Speaks joined SU in the fall as the new dean of the School… Read more »
Pepperidge Farm president discusses customers' habits
During the first years of her undergraduate studies, Irene Chang Britt was a competitive cyclist, leading her to open a bicycle store with her brother. … Read more »
Beautiful chaos: Musical at Red House offers poignant look at family’s struggle with mental illness
A family sings “Just Another Day” while the son and daughter get ready for school, the father gets ready for work and the mother packs… Read more »
Kavajecz reflects, looks ahead after first semester
When Ken Kavajecz became dean of the Martin J. Whitman School of Management in July, his first goal was to get acquainted with the people… Read more »
Teaching Bad: SUNY Buffalo professor to offer course on Breaking Bad
Fans of the hit TV show “Breaking Bad” can now take a course on the series at the University at Buffalo. The cross-listed course “Breaking… Read more »
Wardrobe change: University of Colorado at Boulder encourages students to avoid offensive Halloween costumes
The University of Colorado at Boulder has sent emails to students on campus advising them to avoid offensive costumes on Halloween. Although CU-Boulder will not… Read more »
Idea factory: Lehigh University receives $20 million grant to turn former steel factories into satellite campus
Students at Lehigh University will soon be able to make their ideas a reality — in two 120,000 square foot steel facilities overlooking the Lehigh… Read more »
Promising future: California public universities turn to social media initiative to provide student financial aid
Lily Barger, a self-described coffee lover, is promising to temporarily give up caffeine for a good cause. The University of California system has developed a… Read more »
Ideological Warfare: After misleading reports on drone program, university officials clarify misconception
After being thrown into the national spotlight after false reports surfaced about its new master’s program, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University is clarifying the focus behind the… Read more »
