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Austin Petersen, runner-up for the Libertarian Party’s presidential nomination in 2016, visited St. Lawrence Monday night to discuss free speech, libertarian values, and other hot-button issues. Last July, Petersen announced that he will be…

While every meeting of the Thelomathesian Society (Thelmo) is open to the student body, it is rare to see the number of students who sat in on the meeting this Wednesday, March 7. Some were student representatives from groups coming to…

Two weeks ago, Thelmo President Tinga Adiang and I had the privilege of representing the St. Lawrence student body before the Board of Trustees. The two of us attended meetings covering facilities management and repair, the endowment,…

While Saints across campus hailed this past weekend’s snowstorm as a Titus Miracle, many around the nation felt its effects in full force as it caused damages and power outages stretching from Ohio into New England and as far south as…

A group of New York sheriff’s and Senator Republican Patrick Gallivan, have publicly asked for funding to have an armed police officer at every school in the state of New York. This request has come about due to the recent Florida high…

Walking into the offices of North Country Public Radio on Wednesday night, it was obvious that there was a party going on. Students, radio personnel, reporters, and North Country locals happily milled about, enjoying refreshments and each…

March 1-3 marked the Ninth “Great Mount Titus Wicked Weekend,” with the event being organized by the Outing Club. The O.C. began selling tickets and t-shirts in the Student Center early last week and sold as many as a thousand tickets in…

Last week, on Thursday, March 1, five St. Lawrence alumni returned to campus as part of Career Service’s Laurentians in Residence event. The event allowed students to ask alumni questions related to post-graduate life. The panel…