By LAURA GAY STAFF WRITER The world was abuzz for the Oscars this past Sunday, where many were recognized for their outstanding contri­butions to film. Well, one of our very own, Dr. Patti Frazier Lock, was recently awarded…

By JONATHAN TEN EYCK FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT In 2008, the United States of America elected the country’s first black president. This landmark moment in American politics was celebrated not only within the country, but also in the East…

By ROBERT GAKUMU GUEST WRITER One evening in 2013, my father came home and announced that the following January we would be hosting an American student from St. Lawrence University in our home. He was clutching in his hand a passport…

Photo courtesy of Jack Lyons '17 On the final home weekend of the year, the St. Lawrence women’s hockey team took a crucial three league points from Yale and Brown. Thee Saints also locked up the sixth seed in the ECAC playoffs setting…

Photo courtesy of Yahoo! Sports Thirty-six years ago this week, a group of American college kids did the impossible and beat the Soviet Union in a hockey game dubbed “The Miracle on Ice.” Fast forward to the present and a similar miracle…

Photo courtesy of NBA.com The NBA trade deadline was less than spectacular. However, as teams cope with the fallout of new acquisitions, there appears to be more drama on the horizon. On Monday February 22, two deadline trades were…

Photo Courtesy of CNN In what most likely will be his final NFL game, Peyton Manning did not throw a single touchdown pass, did not throw for more than 150 yards and threw an ugly interception to a defensive lineman. None of that seemed…

Men’s and Women’s tennis, lacrosse, softball and baseball all are well underway for the upcoming 2016 spring season. The women’s tennis team prepares to open a challenging 2016 schedule, which features six nationally ranked programs. Led…