Established in 1911 at St. Lawrence University
Established in 1911 at St. Lawrence University

Letter from the Editor

Dear reader, Thank you for helping to make my time at St. Lawrence special. I’ve been at The Hill News in an editorial capacity since the fall of my sophomore year and I’m hard pressed to say that anything better defines my time at SLU. You, the reader, motivate us every week to dig for news harder, write more about
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Father Time, PaytonPritchard-Mania, Grizzlies Are So Back,…

It’s that time again to talk about some of they storylines about 20 games into the 2024-2025 NBA Season. I’m going

Fall 2024 Thelmo Candidates

Voting opens today for THELMO elections. This semester the positions up for reelection are President, Vice

Late Night Dana: What Went Well and What Didn’t

This is a developing story with continuing coverage and updates expected. Over the weekend, St. Lawrence

News

Presidential Compensation Growing Faster Than SLUSAF

From 2023 to 2024, the St. Lawrence University Student Activity Fund increased by 4.4 percent. At the same time, the compensation for SLU President Kathyrn Morris went up by 42.2 percent. The estimated SLUSAF funds were calculated by

Let’s Find Common Ground

In this election year, many of us have reflected on the way Americans go about communicating across a divide, and the truth is, we, as a country, are not good at having productive, open, and honest conversations or respectfully disagreeing

Canton’s Reliance on SLU Students

Canton, NY, a small village nestled in the northern Adirondacks, heavily relies on the presence of St. Lawrence University students for its economy and social life. The students of SLU fill the local businesses, providing a stream of

Changes in Admin: Federal Workforce to Transform

The onset of a new presidential administration brings about a new era for the nation and, with it, its government employees. As administrations change, so does a chunk of the federal workforce. This is especially pertinent for the

Composting Takes Off at SLU: Change Is on the Horizon With Composting on Campus

Imagine a college campus where every banana peel, half eaten sandwich, and napkin no longer ends up in a landfill, but gets repurposed into something sustainable to help nurture the planet – that is the future of waste management at St.

Sports

The Man Who Keeps Our Sports Teams Clean

Equipment Attendant Troy Holloway Runs the Athletics Laundry Room, Washing Uniforms and Practice Clothes With 35 athletic programs, St. Lawrence University has plenty of team uniforms — uniforms that SLU athletes dawn in competition at

Josh Allen Makes NFL History, but Bills Lose to Rams 44-42

After the Los Angeles Rams’ punt on the final play of the game soared through the air, bouncing on the turf just as the clock hit :00, Josh Allen walked stoically to midfield for the customary postgame handshakes, a look of clear

The NBA’s Continued Referee Problems

That’s right I said it. Someone has to say it at this point. The NBA continues and will continue to have an NBA ref problem until there is strict accountability taken upon the league. I said Ed Malloy since that in a lot of games called

Athlete of the Week: Benjamin Roach ’25

Sport: Cross Country/Track & FieldPronouns: Pronouns: He/himYear: 2025 (Senior)Hometown: Hometown: West Hartford, CT Favorite food?Any sort of pasta/chicken parm What is your major?Political Science What inspired you to start

Letter from the Editor

Dear reader, Thank you for helping to make my time at St. Lawrence special. I’ve been at The Hill News in an editorial capacity since the fall of my sophomore year and I’m hard pressed to say that anything better defines my time at SLU. You, the reader, motivate us every week to dig for news harder, write more about
Read More...

Father Time, PaytonPritchard-Mania, Grizzlies Are So Back,…

It’s that time again to talk about some of they storylines about 20 games into the 2024-2025 NBA Season. I’m going

Fall 2024 Thelmo Candidates

Voting opens today for THELMO elections. This semester the positions up for reelection are President, Vice

Late Night Dana: What Went Well and What Didn’t

This is a developing story with continuing coverage and updates expected. Over the weekend, St. Lawrence

News

Presidential Compensation Growing Faster Than SLUSAF

From 2023 to 2024, the St. Lawrence University Student Activity Fund increased by 4.4 percent. At the same time, the compensation for SLU President Kathyrn Morris went up by 42.2 percent. The estimated SLUSAF funds were calculated by

Let’s Find Common Ground

In this election year, many of us have reflected on the way Americans go about communicating across a divide, and the truth is, we, as a country, are not good at having productive, open, and honest conversations or respectfully disagreeing

Canton’s Reliance on SLU Students

Canton, NY, a small village nestled in the northern Adirondacks, heavily relies on the presence of St. Lawrence University students for its economy and social life. The students of SLU fill the local businesses, providing a stream of

Changes in Admin: Federal Workforce to Transform

The onset of a new presidential administration brings about a new era for the nation and, with it, its government employees. As administrations change, so does a chunk of the federal workforce. This is especially pertinent for the

Composting Takes Off at SLU: Change Is on the Horizon With Composting on Campus

Imagine a college campus where every banana peel, half eaten sandwich, and napkin no longer ends up in a landfill, but gets repurposed into something sustainable to help nurture the planet – that is the future of waste management at St.

Sports

The Man Who Keeps Our Sports Teams Clean

Equipment Attendant Troy Holloway Runs the Athletics Laundry Room, Washing Uniforms and Practice Clothes With 35 athletic programs, St. Lawrence University has plenty of team uniforms — uniforms that SLU athletes dawn in competition at

Josh Allen Makes NFL History, but Bills Lose to Rams 44-42

After the Los Angeles Rams’ punt on the final play of the game soared through the air, bouncing on the turf just as the clock hit :00, Josh Allen walked stoically to midfield for the customary postgame handshakes, a look of clear

The NBA’s Continued Referee Problems

That’s right I said it. Someone has to say it at this point. The NBA continues and will continue to have an NBA ref problem until there is strict accountability taken upon the league. I said Ed Malloy since that in a lot of games called

Athlete of the Week: Benjamin Roach ’25

Sport: Cross Country/Track & FieldPronouns: Pronouns: He/himYear: 2025 (Senior)Hometown: Hometown: West Hartford, CT Favorite food?Any sort of pasta/chicken parm What is your major?Political Science What inspired you to start

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