Before leaving for mid-semester break and Valentine’s Day, make time for a blind date with a new book. Friday, Feb. 8, the Barista and ODY Library will be hosting a Blind Date with a Book event in the ODY 24 Hour Room from 5pm to 7pm.…

Following up on the article posted in the Dec. 7 issue, The Hill News interviewed Tim Corbitt, Director of Health and Counseling Services about Health Center policies. The Hill News: What changes has the Health Center made to…

Last week, students received an email from the Health Center giving notice of an increase in cases of the flu this semester. Commonly known as the “SLU Flu” among students, fever, nausea, aches and cold-like symptoms are common during…

The Chinese government has detained two Canadian citizens in response to the arrest of a Huawei chief financial executive. The detainment has resulted in increased tensions between China and Canada. The governments have yet to formulate…

When Punxsutawney Phil didn’t see his shadow and predicted an early spring, St. Lawrence students could not help but feel a sigh of relief. There was hope in the horizon for a spring that consisted of frisbee on the quad and maybe a…

On Thursday, Jan. 31, U.S. Customs and Border Patrol reported that they had made their largest fentanyl bust ever. They seized 254 pounds of fentanyl as well as 295 pounds of methamphetamine on the southern border in Nogales, Arizona. This…

Renovations on Appleton Arena are set to begin this spring after the university received $17 million in donations for the project. Appleton, built in 1951, is important to both the St. Lawrence and North Country communities, but is…

After a very drawn-out, 35 day shutdown, college students around St. Lawrence County have faced multiple issues. President Donald Trump ended the government shutdown last week. “Federal agencies will reopen for three weeks while…