November 2023

There is no shortage of energy at the Java Barn. Whether it is excitement, anticipation, joy, dread, angst, euphoria or rage, you can find it at Java. Mal Maïz was a test of stamina, emitting a collective persistence to endure until the…

Twenty-something people stand around on the Outing Club side lawn. "Keep chugging people," an Outing Club member yells. "There are only 30 minutes left!" The scene is grim, and the ground is covered by vomit. Each person wields what's left…

A St. Lawrence University biology professor just became the first person who — along with three teammates — kayaked the Northwest Passage of the Arctic Ocean in one season. Eileen Visser returned to campus to teach on Oct. 13, just days…

Differences between the colonizers and the colonized manifest in many ways in our world today. Across many types of discourse pertaining to this dynamic, the constant creation of dichotomies is extremely harmful as it simplifies and…

Throughout life, we have been exposed to numerous words that can have an impact on us. According to Newsroom, the average person is exposed to 100,000 words per day, which includes what we read and hear. Therefore, the power of words can…

Dear Readers, When publishing last week's issue, the editorial board failed to catch harmful sentiments expressed in the article "Colonial Reckoning in Middle East" before the piece went to print. The piece did not go…

For the first time in six years, St. Lawrence University has two active political party clubs—Republicans and Democrats. SLU Republicans was revived on Oct. 10 by campus GOP President Peter Tully '25 and Vice President Benjamin…

There are over 150 active student clubs at St. Lawrence University competing to get funding through various means. Clubs receive funding by applying for a budget or requesting money from the SLU Student Activities Fund, which is managed by…