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A debate amongst candidates running for the Thelomathesian Society executive board positions was held in the Winston Room this past Sunday evening. Every November, elections are held for the positions of President, Vice President of Senate…

The past few weeks have been marked by a tension felt campus-wide. On Monday, October 23, Thelmo President R. Christopher Di Mezzo ’18 sent an email to the student body, faculty, and staff, detailing the plight of conservative students on…

Following an unprecedented nullification of the August 8 elections by the Kenyan Supreme Court, Kenya is now clouded in uncertainty as another election is set for October 26. After the August 8th elections, the Independent Electoral and…

In the Middle East, a region known for its many challenges, one issue has recently come to the forefront that has the potential to pose the greatest challenge of them all: the Kurds. If you have been following developments in Syria and Iraq…

In the era of Instagram, ‘glamping’ has become the new means for achieving a drool-worthy photograph, able to elicit enough likes from your followers to boost your self-esteem for an afternoon. As the number of ‘glampers’ traveling to…

A new exhibit curated by Saima Akhtar and Mona Damluji titled, “Multitudes: An art Exhibition in the age of the #muslimban,” will be showcased at the Richard F. Brush Art Gallery October 18 through December 15. The art exhibit seeks to…

Purple Week, a week of SLU-specific events dedicated to recognizing the various forms of inter-partner violence, will be commencing this Sunday at 10 a.m. with a 5 km color run/walk. Sponsored by the SLU Advocates, Purple Week coincides…

As onslaughts of sexual assault allegations against Harvey Weinstein have racked up over the past few weeks, Governor Andrew Cuomo of New York came under fire for failing to return the entirety of campaign contributions he received from…