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Theme House Corner: Dana Dining Cottage
Do you live for chicken tenders and sauces? Do you like melted ice cream, questionable fish dishes? Surprisingly delicious black-bean burgers? Strange pasta salads? Then you’ve come to the right place: Dana Dining Cottage has all these…
Lights on Laurentians: “We’re Living in Squalor”: The Plight of Theme House…
By Kate Angus and Kelsey Mattison
Susie* bounces up to the colorful porch of her theme house, opening the door and waving us through. We step inside and are immediately greeted by the organized chaos that inevitably comes with 12-plus…
The IMPACT Conference Makes a Real Impact
By: Ioanna Mantzouridou '20
Guest Writer
Attending the IMPACT Conference 2018 in the University of Dayton, Ohio was a very rewarding and eye opening experience for me. I had the chance to attend with Ella Charlesworth ’21, who is a…
Out of the Frying Pan and Into the Trash
By: Audrey Lane
(Guest Writer)
Despite St Lawrence’s purported dedication to environmental consciousness and sustainability, we are still, along with most universities and colleges in the United States, leaving a huge footprint on our…
Lights on Laurentians: I Just Want to Start Living: The Concerning Reality of Mental Illness in…
These stories are compiled from interviews with different St. Lawrence students on campus. Names have been changed for the privacy of the individuals. This piece discusses mental health and may be distressing to some readers.
“Yeah,…
Lights on Laurentians: “Can You Swipe for Me Bro?” The Mysterious Case of the Missing…
By: Guest Writer Celia Fleckner
Alex Clark hops in line for the register at the Pub. She sets her quesadilla down on the counter and pulls out her student ID. She hesitates as she hands the battered card to the bored cashier. Alex waits…
Inspired on the Farm: the Sustainability Semester
I remember the first time pulling into the long, gravel driveway, looking to my left to see a beaten up wooden fence encompassing three acres of land full of colorful, blooming vegetables. I stepped out of my car to meet Samuel, a…
St. Lawrence University Offers a Wide Variety of Community Based Learning Experiences in Canton
“Okay…” Bob Washo says. Like a stamp of approval on a job well done: Bob either mumbles or shouts that friendly affirmation with tick-like consistency. That phrase, like a classroom bell, marks a change: a happy transition from one farm…