Lights on Laurentians

Stephen Button recalls being 11 years old when he and his friends had a sleepover in the kitchen of his house at 56 Park Street. “I woke up the next morning and discovered the window had been broken out by some SLU students,”…

Every Tuesday night, a camouflage tarp is placed on the floor of the Habitat for Humanity theme house to prepare for woodcarving club. Sabria Roggendorf '25 and Gabrielle Aldrich '24 prepare for their weekly woodcarving meeting, pulling…

*Original names have been changed to protect student confidentiality Inside the dimly lit walls of Canton's Tick Tock Inn, a group of exhausted students congregate in a darkened corner, murmuring below the volume of the music…

"I didn't want to go to St. Lawrence because I lived in Canton, so I fought that for a while," says Laura Wells '23. Despite her ambivalence to attend college in her hometown, Laura eventually caved in. She liked SLU too much. …

*Some names in this story have been changed to retain student anonymity and privacy. A loud ding lifts every head in the class as all eyes look up from their computers and glare at Rachel. Her face turns red. She immediately…

“They took our stove knobs, those bastards!”  Exclamations of a similar nature are common amongst members of theme houses.  An open window invites a cold breeze and unwanted thieves into the Java house. The campus knows they will…

“What do you think of it?” asks Jenna, holding up a blue lace tank top.   “Yeah, I really like that. You should get it,” Cole keeps skimming through the racks of clothing. He picks up a hanger and examines a shirt. It is a funny dad-like…

An orchestra of heavy machinery can be heard as the large trucks swarm the facility churning up a cloud of dust that reaches towards the sky. There are two sheds: one for recycling and one for trash, each large enough for an excavator and…