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On Tuesday, America went to the polls. And after being barraged by commercials and campaign flyers, the North Country has chosen to send Elise Stefanik to represent them in Washington. St. Lawrence is located within the 21 Congressional…

“We’re looking to give everybody something that they want.” That is Lorie Mackenzie. She is the Associate Dean of Academic Administration and Registrar here at SLU. Lorie was addressing the apparent frustration voiced by students…

By: Jacob Hurlbut, Guest Writer With Election Day 2014 rapidly approaching, there are many important races occurring all across the United States for both national and in-State positions. Control over congress is up for grabs, and both…

In the October 17th issue of the Hill News, there was originally supposed to be an article about St. Lawrence women studying abroad. After receiving the piece, “My Untold Story,” the other interviews that had been conducted about women…

Michael Zehaf-Bibeau fatally shot and killed Corporal Nathan Cirillo. Corporal Cirillo was a Canadian solider who was on ceremonial guard duty at the Canadian National War Memorial last Wednesday, October 22, in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.…

On Monday, The PCA department held their once-a-semester get together in celebration of the major. Tie in refreshments and successful media producer Kurt A. Gardinier, brother of Department Co-Chair and Associate Professor of PCA Ann Marie…

A student at SUNY Canton posted a threatening anonymous message on the popular social media app Yik Yak on Thursday October 23rd. While the original message was deleted rapidly, local news sources  said that the message was, "to…

Senator Susan Collins ’75 of Maine is currently up for reelection to the U.S. Senate for her fourth straight term. One of the most notable St. Lawrence alumni, Senator Collins is known for being a bipartisan and centrist Republican who is…