As I walked alongside my father touring St. Lawrence University, my mind was, to be frank, more or less disinterested. Here I was at another college campus, stuck in another crowd of peppy parents and their gotta-catch-‘em-all children…

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…

Diversity was on display at St. Lawrence University on Saturday as the week-long Latin American celebration ended with Carnival, which was put on by La Sociedad. Amid music, stilt walkers, bright costumes and performers, SLU students got a…

This year’s flu-season is one to remember for students of St. Lawrence. Warmer weather has arrived, but the infamous sickness often associated with Winter and the cold has still not run its course. Consequently, staff at the St. Lawrence…

Spring has officially sprung, and the streets of Canton, N.Y. are filled with the farm-fresh scent of cow manure, as they do each year around this time. While people traveling through town might block their noses and feel nausea at the…

The first week of classes my first year, I decided to audition for the Laurentian Singers. I was nervous but also excited about continuing my involvement in music and meeting people who loved singing just as much as I did. Looking back…

“The House That Jack Built” is arthouse and shock auteur Lars Von Trier’s newest film. The film is set up in a very similar fashion to his Nymphomaniac films. If you haven’t seen those, then essentially what I mean is that he has broken the…

It was a clear, sunny afternoon on the corner of Crenshaw and Slauson in Los Angeles on March 31, but the mood quickly turned sour. At about 3:25 p.m., three men were shot outside a Marathon Clothing store, including rapper and store owner…