February 2015

To almost every Oregonian, the recent resignation of respected Governor John Kitzhaber was a shock and surprise. However, Kitzhaber was not brought down solely by his own actions, but also by the activities of his domestic partner. The…

The 2014 November elections brought a record number of women to the United States Congress. For the first time in American history, there are more than 100 female lawmakers in the national legislature, with 20 female senators and 84…

By Amanda Korb Staff Writer This past Tuesday, February 17th, St. Lawrence University’s Pre-Health Club hosted an American Red Cross blood drive. In conjunction with the blood drive, Red is in the Rainbow rallied to raise awareness for…

By Karen Blakelock and Brenda Winn Staff Writers On January 28, the Hill News sent out a survey requesting student opinions on the Thelomathesian Society. Only 21% of students expressed that they fully understand how the SLU Student…

Earlier this year, I wrote a fun little article about death .  Now I am writing an article about life.  Isn’t that nifty?  I really just wanted to showcase my liberal arts education the best way I could and what’s more liberal arts…

By JENNA MEAD GUEST WRITER In an attempt to take the most productive break from your studies, I would like to recommend the film Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1968) to you for your viewing pleasure (available for streaming on Netflix). I came…

By LEIGH VASSALLO COLUMNIST In honor of forty years at Studio 8h in 30 Rockefeller Center, Lorne Michaels put together a three and a half hour special commemorating and celebrating all of our favorite sketches and alums to come out of…

Red is a Part of the Rainbow too Last Tuesday, hundreds of students and faculty rushed down to the Sullivan student center to donate blood to the American Red Cross blood bank. I was late to the party and I didn’t get a…