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Nicholle Gotham ’20 is Digital Managing Editor for The Hill News, and is from Gouverneur, NY. She is a Performance and Communication Arts major with plans to attend law school upon graduation. Nicholle joined THN as a staff writer last spring, primarily acting as a news writer. She is Development Officer for the Laurentian Singers, Vice President of Rotaract, Secretary of Student Alumni Association, on the board for Relay for Life, a student caller at Calling All Saints, works at the information desk in the Noble Center, on the board for TEDxStLawrenceU, and a sister of Chi Omega. In what little spare time she has, she enjoys running, hiking, making music, and volunteering with the Potsdam Humane Society.

Michigan to Halt Aid to Flint, Ceasing Distribution of Bottled Water

Nicholle Gotham Apr 12, 2018 0

The State of Michigan has announced that it will end aid to Flint, MI on April 13, with free water no longer being available to residents. Once the current bottled water that they have on hand has been given out, no more will be shipped to…

Body Beautiful Week Aims to Empower Campus

Nicholle Gotham Apr 5, 2018 0

Throughout this week, The Women’s Resource Center, better known around campus as ‘The Dub,’ has been hosting Body Beautiful Week. The series of events aim to support individuals of all identities to transcend the societal standards…

Graduating Seniors to be Given a Squirrel with their Diploma

Nicholle Gotham Mar 29, 2018 0

Seniors, get ready to go nuts. It’s no question that our beloved institution has quite the rodent problem these days. In an effort to combat the issues surrounding overpopulation here at SLU, the University has decided to give each and…

East Coast on Alert as Bomb Cyclone Approaches

Nicholle Gotham Mar 8, 2018 0

While Saints across campus hailed this past weekend’s snowstorm as a Titus Miracle, many around the nation felt its effects in full force as it caused damages and power outages stretching from Ohio into New England and as far south as…

Potsdam to Reopen NoCo Children’s Museum

Nicholle Gotham Mar 1, 2018 0

Children of the North Country will soon have another outlet to explore art, history, and science, among other things, with the opening of the new North Country Children’s Museum (NCCM) in Potsdam. Located on 10 Raymond Street near the…

Canton Central High School to Sustainably Dispose of Food Waste

Nicholle Gotham Feb 22, 2018 0

Canton Central High School has teamed up with Clarkson University in Potsdam to become more environmentally friendly. In order to curb food waste heading to the local landfill from the high school cafeteria, any scraps collected after…

US Olympic Committee Faces Allegations of Sexual Assault Cover-Up

Nicholle Gotham Feb 8, 2018 0

Following the Larry Nassar trial, all 18 members of the board of United States Gymnastics were forced to resign due to the board’s unwillingness to stop Nassar’s sexual abuse of gymnasts. The trials of serial child molester, Larry Nassar,…

Ferocious Flu Strain Hits St. Lawrence Campus

Nicholle Gotham Feb 1, 2018 0

SLU flu season is upon us again, and this year’s strain is already the most widespread flu on record in the past 13 years. It has caused the death of 37 children in the United States, more than normal for this early in the flu season.…