As my time at St. Lawrence is coming to an end, my last article will be dedicated to a friend. You might see this student studying in the science library, dancing at java or running late to class. Some would say that he’s working too hard,…

By Brandon Moran and Oscar Castillo Many associate 9/11 with the collapse of the twin towers, but for Chileans, 9/11 marks a day of abrupt political turmoil. On Sept. 11, 1973, the Chilean presidential palace, or La Moneda, was…

In light of this week’s Thelmo meeting, I find it crucial to ask one major question for a club which has a current budget of $79,840: how do they ensure accountability and ethics for expedition trips? The question is not a direct insult or…

Societal pressure to get married by age 30 is reaching new limits in China. A literal marriage market was created in Shanghai that mimics characteristics of Facebook and match.com to allow parents to set up posters advertising their…

Why did you come to St. Lawrence University? Some are recruited, some receive a generous financial aid package and others are trying to find a mate. The alumni network can testify how many Laurentians end up marrying their classmates.…

News reporters and scholars have misinformed US citizens of Al-Qaeda’s origins in promoting a War on Terror agenda. Ultimately, key concepts and strategies were adopted to preserve support for a translational jihad cause. Accurately…

The trial of Joaquín Guzmán is feeding into our animalistic tendency to seek novelty and excitement. Economics would support this position, given that the high demand for trial information requires news outlets to supply these articles for…

The vast majority of St. Lawrence students are American citizens, and enjoy rights and privileges which are nonexistent for other community members. Maximizing our college experience, around 60-70 percent of students will undergo an…