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SLU X TalkCampus

Recently, St. Lawrence University connected with TalkCampus, a peer-to-peer mental health support network accessible to students at over 250 universities and colleges globally, and now, to SLU students. The app stems from TalkLife, which

SLU Tuition Rises, Faith In Education Falls

St. Lawrence University students and families will be required to pay an increased tuition fee of $82,900 in the 2024-2025 academic year. This rise in tuition leads to increased skepticism about students' affordability of higher education

GROUPLOVE and Sammy Adams Preview

GROUPLOVE will be headlining Springfest 2024 this Saturday, April 20. Because Fallfest 2023 was canceled, this year's spring festival is expected to be bigger than previous years. GROUPLOVE is an American alternative

First-Years Find New Housing

Dean Eaton is the most popular housing option for second-year students despite being one of the oldest residence halls on campus. Looking at first-year students' choices in previous years, single-room housing became a common option for

Vote for your Student Delegate

THELMO elections are underway, and while it might not be for a position that you've heard of, it's a lot more important than you might think. As a private, nonprofit institution, St. Lawrence is run by a Board of Trustees, a

Sports

Olympian Emma Sofifie-Nordstrom Shines at SLU

When Team Denmark Olympian and St. Lawrence goaltender Emma-Sofie Nordstrom ’26 skated onto the ice for her first practice at 6 years old, she knew that she was going to be a hockey goalie. Especially when both of her former goalie parents

SLU to Construct New Varsity Fitness Center

The St. Lawrence University administration is in the early stages of constructing a new fitness center for varsity student-athletes, expected to be made as an attachment to Appleton Arena. The project will provide student-athletes with

Popularity of NCAA Women’s Basketball Rises

The NCAA Women’s March Madness championship game of this year was the most-watched basketball game since 2019, with a ground-breaking 24 million views. For the first time in history, its TV ratings surpassed those of the men’s championship

Kayla Minst Leaving a Legacy at SLU

Flashback to 2008, when six- year-old Kayla Minst ’24 put on her softball uniform. Sporting a pink tank top jersey, pink shorts, and a black visor with a pink paw print on it, Kayla was ready for her first game as a Pink Panther. After

Thelmo’s $1,000 Question

What would you do for $1,000? How far would you go to test the limits of your knowledge? With the Sept. 16 trivia night, the St. Lawrence University’s Thelomathesian Society is literally banking on the fact that you'll do all you can and

Happy Daze: The Art of Setting Boundaries

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

Dear Dub: “Barbie” and Feminism

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

Indigenous Rights and Recognition Battle

Indigenous rights are human rights. Indigenous communities are continuously disenfranchised by systemic injustices in Thailand, and through creativity and solidarity, individuals and networks are working toward a more equitable

Practice Makes Perfect

*The names in this story have been changed to retain student anonymity and privacy. "I feel like for some people, it's not good because…" Kenna begins. "They get hurt," Chloe cuts her off. She is familiar with the emotional

Film Review: “Talk to Me”

Films by YouTubers are something that can be so good… or so… not good (looking at you, Logan Paul). I'm pleased to report, however, that A24's “Talk to Me” is a rare YouTuber film success! Australian twin brother directors Michael and

Pour One Out for Jimmy Buffett: A Tribute

When I was nine years old, my parents took me and my sister to the Destiny U.S.A., an iconic mall located in Syracuse, N.Y., as a surprise trip. “Destiny,” as we often refer to it, is relatively large compared to other famous malls in the

Introducing SLU Weightlifting

At the beginning of the semester, Tanéya Williams ’26 expressed her desire to begin a weightlifting club. Williams and I share a strong love for the sport, so I made the easy decision to work together with her, thus making me, Maia
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