The Class of 2020 has been struggling to raise money for their senior week. Although they have been actively fundraising over the past three years, as of this spring, they are still falling short. According to Associate Director of…

Turn It Off Before You Take Off! Hey Saints! We all know the struggle of waking up for those early morning classes, and racing out of your door to make it on time. I bet a lot of you, like me, have left the lights on during your early…

Community service is supposed to be exactly what it means: serving the community. However, despite our best efforts, the line between self-service and community service tends to be blurred. It makes us feel good to do things for others. Is…

As students prepare to register for their upcoming fall semester classes, academic advising resources remain underutilized. Students undertake the process without talking to professors, FYP advisors or other resources on campus. In an…

Greetings, fellow SLUzers! The calendar says it’s spring, but the North Country has other ideas. While Mother Nature wrestles with the ever-increasing, incredibly terrifying threat of human-made climate change, trip leaders and participants…

First-Year student Davin Sweeney lives in a double room that has a special bin for recycling. But, like many other students, he and his roommate do not use it. “We put the trash and recycling in the same bin outside anyways, so we don’t…

Clubs all over campus are finalizing their budget proposals as the deadline to submit them to Thelmo nears. Clubs around campus will begin to submit their budget proposals for the next semester. This can be a stressful time for people in…

As overcrowding in U.S. prisons becomes more and more of an issue, the movement for prison reform gains momentum.  A program planting the seeds for such reform is the Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program, which was brought to our campus in…