Just last week, New Jersey Sen. Robert Menendez was indicted on charges of corruption by the Department of Justice for the second time in 10 years. In pure Looney Tunes fashion, it was found that Menendez was stuffing his jacket full of…

In the wake of yet another deeply troubling racial bias incident on our campus, The Hill News finds ourselves confronted with a reminder that there is much work to be done in the pursuit of diversity, equity and inclusion. St. Lawrence has…

It is not a big secret that we are scared of aging. The secrets of youth are advertised to us from all sides, the advice about routines that will prevent our bodies from maturing is passed from lips to lips, expensive creams are massaged…

Did you know that September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month? If you have seen people wearing gold or seen the gold ribbon often this month, that is why! This issue is unfortunately very prevalent as “ach year approximately 15,700…

A question I asked myself often while at St. Lawrence University — and still do now that I have departed — revolves around the administration. Simply put, what are they doing? I ask this question because, for the first…

COVID-19 cases are on the rise in the country, but you would not know it here at St. Lawrence University. Other than one email at the end of the second week of school, students are completely in the dark regarding what to do if or when…

While some of you may have met her at Java, our proclaimed house president in the Dub is a vintage Barbie named Kesha, factorially known as “Totally Hair Barbie” from 1991. While we believe Kesha is a feminist icon, this isn’t the case for…

What age were you when you learned about boundaries? Where did you learn to set boundaries? Have the people in our lives been good role models in setting boundaries? Who ought to teach you how to set boundaries? Setting boundaries is…