The Thing @ Java!!! – Jan. 29
The Thing turned up the heat on the freezing Thursday night of Jan. 29 for a packed crowd.
PHOTO CREDIT: ARLO DOBBIE ’26
Grateful Dead Tribute Concert
The backs of both my hands get sharpied with as my parents and I head into Burlington, Vermont’s Higher Ground venue. We are here to see Dead Sessions pay tribute to Bob Weir, the staple guitarist, vocalist and songwriter of the Grateful…
Boot ‘n Paddle: Let the Words in the Wind Take Your Mind Far
A Lyricless Symphony
In a nearly silent forest, drops from dry creeks drum their rhythm. In a nearly silent forest, fleeting feet scurry from impulse to instinct. In a nearly silent forest, breezes sift through trees and leaves. In a…
More Senior Than Others
A Return to SLU 33 Years in the Making
In the fall of 1993, dealing with depression and anxiety while living off-campus, I withdrew from classes at St. Lawrence, just a handful of credits short of earning my Bachelor of Arts in speech…
Whitman on Fire: A Dryer Goes Up in Smoke
On Sunday, Jan. 25, at around 5 p.m., a dryer unit in Whitman North dormitory caught fire, prompting the evacuation of the entire building. No students were harmed, and there was minimal damage to the school and personal…
From the Midwest To Morocco
Hope Ninman ’26 grew up in the heart of the Midwest, was raised by her mother, and knew very little of her father or her heritage.
His involvement in her childhood was sparse and inconsistent, but one thing clued Hope into…
HEOP Director Bill Short Retires
This will be the first academic year without Bill Short, director of St. Lawrence University’s Higher Education Opportunity Program. HEOP is a program that gives students from all cultural backgrounds, who face financial burdens but show…
The Power of Living and Learning on SLU’s Campus
I want to be clear, the point of my writing this article is to discuss the impact of attending the Jan. 29 Q&A about Venezuela, and to urge fellow American students to wake up and break through the seemingly politically safe and…