As finals week quickly approaches, seniors are spending their last few days on campus reminiscing on the memories they made during their four years here at SLU. Although we are unable to have the traditional senior week and commencement…

As we approach the one-year anniversary of the worldwide effort to fight COVID-19, concerns are growing about the emergence of variants to the COVID-19 virus. Medical experts have indicated that mutations and changes that result in virus…

As of Monday, the wildfires consuming the West Coast are reported to be only 32 percent contained, according to NY Times. California and Oregon are known to have experienced the most damage, with Idaho following closely behind. It is…

When W.E.B. Du Bois wrote The Souls of Black Folk, he was living life during the peak time period of racism and segregation. In writing his book, I think he was trying to inspire some wars inside of people at that time period, hoping to…

This past Saturday, on September 14th, 2019, the Canton Fire Department celebrated its 150th anniversary. The Canton Fire Department has played a significant role in preserving local communities and saving lives for a century and a half,…

This past week, around two dozen immigrants have continued participating in a hunger strike that began with upwards of 150 people in Louisiana. They are doing so in protest of being locked up, and are angry because they claimed to have been…

Last Sunday, a tornado outbreak struck the south, killing approximately 23 people and damaging property in several southern states. According to The Weather Channel, the search for victims resumed Monday morning, and it was confirmed…

Within the last couple of months, there seems to be business closures all over the North Country, and this is becoming much too evident in Canton as well. Places like Hot Tamale, Sposa Bella and Family Dollar are approaching the end of…