With increased reporting of zombie-like symptoms from students and professors alike, the Administration at St. Lawrence University announced this week that all professors should cancel their finals. These zombie symptoms include…

On Thursday, March 11th, a White House Press Release announced President Biden’s next phase for vaccinating the U.S. population with the goal to have a “normal” Independence day in July. According to a Fact Sheet from the White…

On Monday, The Liberty League announced that spring athletics will resume competition and championships for the 2021 season. According to an Instagram post that went out on Monday, the league’s Presidents Council unanimously…

Students enrolled in the Summer semester have expressed disappointment with the limited housing options, which were announced on Friday, February 19. The only dorms available for students to live in during the summer term are Lee…

On Saturday, cars lined the rows of J-lot with decorated car trunks to allow local Canton youth to trick-or-treat in a socially distant way. Halloween sparked national concern in terms of COVID safety and proper social distancing. However,…

In the words of Sherry Turkle in her book Evocative Objects, “Most objects exert their holding power because of the particular moment and circumstance in which they come into the author’s life.” The box is an object that serves as an…

In a campus wide email sent out on Tuesday Night, Hagi Bradely, Vice President and Dean of Student, provided updates to cross-residential visitation which is a part of Phase 3 of the Laurentian Pact. Phase 3 started on Thursday,…

Over a month has passed since college students have returned to Canton, and local businesses have been feeling the impact of their return. Both new and veteran businesses in Canton felt the effects of the COVID-19 crisis, but in…