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The Hill News Land Acknowledgement
Established in 1856, St. Lawrence University is among the other historically white and heteronormative institutions that have contributed to colonialism in the United States. It is important that we understand these contributions, both!-->…
Dear Dub… Queer Retreat, Plan B?
Dear Dub,
I hope that the Queer Retreat went well. Will there be another opportunity like this?
Hello! Yes, there will be! The Dub is planning on having another Queer Retreat in the spring semester, so please look!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
A Farewell Letter: My Time in Thelmo
I’ve had the privilege to serve St. Lawrence students on Thelmo’s Executive Board for the last three years. I’m immensely proud of the work Thelmo representatives have accomplished to improve the lives of students in!-->…
The Red Tide: Reversing the Blue Wave
On Dec. 1 the Supreme Court began hearing oral arguments on the Dobbs Vs. Jackson Women’s Health Organization case. To the untrained eye, this may appear as a boring legal case with two generic WASP (White Anglo-Saxon!-->…
The Kardashian-Jenners: A Paradigm for PR
FRIDAY, NOV. 5 — Ten people are (eventually) found dead, and hundreds more injured, following the tragedy that would occur during a crowd surge at the Astroworld Music Festival in Houston, Texas. All eyes would!-->…
A Growing Culture of Hyper-Productivity
Hyper productivity is a big issue in the workplace and in school culture. It is defined as being “extremely or excessively productive.” Of course, the work culture (or your grades depending on if you’re still a student) would suffer!-->…
Vet the Met: Narratives of Settler Colonialism
It has become a long-standing tradition for me to visit the Met whenever I am in NYC, so when I found myself in NYC this past Thanksgiving weekend, I thought it only natural to plan a visit. Leading up to the day, I noticed that instead of!-->…
Kyle Rittenhouse: Cautionary Tale or Poster Child?
Kyle Rittenhouse is innocent—at least, by the national standard for due process he is. President Biden recently declared on Nov. 19 that the jury decision left him feeling “angry and concerned,” yet encouraged a trust in our justice!-->…