To the St. Lawrence Community, The story of St. Lawrence’s commitment to the values of justice and equality is often symbolized through the steady glow of an ever-burning candlelight. In the dark days, weeks, and months following the…

Edited by Hamidou Sylla and Ramon Veras. Few moments in my life have filled me with so much drive and dedication -- while at the same time leaving me so devastated. I write this with my mind cycling through the countless corporate…

Edited by Ramon Veras and Michael Paulino. As some of us march in protest, take to social media, and/or donate to organizations that speak to our values, we are beginning to recognize that some of our organized institutions do not…

“I just want to buy some FUCKING MILK!” pleads the red-sweatered man, his black metal pushcart rolling slowly away from the entrance of the supermarket. “I just want to buy some milk.”  No entrance without a face cover or…

My mid-day haze is broken by a student who walks briskly walks into the office, her pupils as brown as the curls that rest upon her head and surrounded by rivers of bloodshot veins travelling across the entirety of her eyes. She’s on the…

SLU’s Diversity and Inclusion Office opened a new exhibit highlighting the works of several artists of color in the Sullivan Student Center last week, signaling the beginnings of a new initiative centered around positive imaging for…

On the surface, it would seem like Donald Trump’s presidency is a done deal. In a news cycle dominated by the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump, liberals across the aisle are salivating over the perceived demise of the…

If you’ve been living anywhere other than the underside of a rock, you know that the eye of the international community has been focused on what’s going on in Hong Kong. The protestors everyone’s talking about are entrenched in a…