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Across the country, local and university police forces now have access to surplus military equipment through the Defense Department’s Excess Property, or “1033” program. Originally created to combat high crime and drug violence in the…

By Rebecca Doser FEATURES EDITOR “It’s about the most fun work other than maybe…being Beyoncé!” NCPR station manager Ellen Rocco declares her passion for working in the journalism industry during a debate on the current state of…

Here at St. Lawrence we pride ourselves on learning off campus as well on campus.  Many students have taken advantage of the many farms that surround our school and have taken interest in how our food is produced.  St. Lawrence has…

Right before mid semester break, students were informed whether or not they were accepted to SLU’s various off campus study programs for Spring 2015. Roughly two thirds of SLU students study off campus at least once during their college…

By: Brenda Winn and Devin Pafumi Over the last week of September, Global Studies Professor John Collins traveled to Palestine to serve as the keynote speaker for a conference on “Living, Consuming, and Action in Glocal Palestine.” This…

On September 20th, Thomas Eric Duncan traveled back to the U.S. from Liberia unaware that he was carrying the Ebola virus back with him.  Mr. Duncan developed symptoms on September 24th and went to Texas Presbyterian Hospital for…

This past Saturday October 18, in Keene, N.H., chaos broke out at its annual Pumpkin Festival, after a nearby house party at Keene State College spiraled out of control. The melee left a car overturned and extensive property damage to both…

By: Emma Hennesay STAFF WRITER A fraternity at the University of Wisconsin has been suspended and is pending investigation by the school and its national organization after accusations that female guests were marked with color-coded Xs on…