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…

Conversations about sex and sexuality are often hushed, shut down and thought of as taboo, but, according to Assistant Professor Jessica Sierk at St. Lawrence University, discussing such topics in her course Gender 325 Sexuality and…

Last week, Texans faced a horrid winter storm that left them paralyzed. Power grid failures followed by the pipe burst and lack of water to the shortage of food left people in the Lone Star State struggling with the necessities. This week,…

Vaccinations for the Coronavirus are on the rise, however, local colleges are experiencing a rise in cases of the virus. Students at St. Lawrence University were notified on February 10 that COVID-19 cases increased at Clarkson…

This past week, the Outing Club announced their BIPOC Gear Grant, through which they will finance new outdoor gear for BIPOC individuals at St. Lawrence. The Outing Club would like to redistribute some of its resources in an effort to…

Last summer, amidst the fights for racial equality, Shedrack Bogonko ‘22 found himself wondering what more he could do beyond protesting and sharing resources on social media. He wanted something that lasts. He recalled seeing artworks…

Recently, it has been an uphill battle for black athletes to speak up due to racist, intimidating acts from individuals in power. Led by Fox News hosts, Laura Ingraham and Tucker Carlson, and many individuals in high power, athletes of…

As of Monday, the wildfires consuming the West Coast are reported to be only 32 percent contained, according to NY Times. California and Oregon are known to have experienced the most damage, with Idaho following closely behind. It is…