By Dylan Chryst Watkiss Shockwaves radiated through the world and the St. Lawrence community after the Notre-Dame de Paris Cathedral caught fire late last week. Faculty and students mourn the damage to what is described by some as “the…

Springfest is an event that draws in the masses at St. Lawrence. Students even invite their friends from other schools to join in the day-long festivities of the event. It is something that everyone looks forward to because it signals the…

By Quinn Bermingham The average college student grapples with feelings of stress, anxiety and pressure all too often. But for student-athletes in particular, balancing the commitment of a sport with everything else that college entails…

By Amelia Pape The fire that devastated Notre-Dame de Paris last week has caught the world’s attention.  The event sparked not only the appreciation of the public for the monument and monetary contributions, but also controversy,…

      With the recent opening of the first year seminar Curation for Change  “A Life in Plastic,” St. Lawrence students, professors and gallery curators reflect on the wastefulness of the planet through a class collaborative exhibition. The…

Last week, Brandon Moran’s “Accountability and Ethics” article raised questions about how the Outing Club manages its budget. Moran focused on two specific topics: how expedition grant recipients are chosen and who manages the club’s…

Chivalry means different things to different people. To some, all that comes to mind is men opening doors for women. Maybe a man putting his jacket on a woman when she gets cold. Chivalry can be these things, but it is more than just…

In the last issue of The Hill News, an article was written on how students of color are being used on university pamphlets for advertisements. Whether these advertisements are used to showcase all the wonderful accomplishments of…