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Raft Day Recap: Almost Rained Out
One of SLU’s most iconic traditions, Raft Day, returned last Saturday. This event on the first Saturday of the fall semester involves students journeying to the Grasse River right across the road from our home. They venture for a day of!-->…
Composting in the North Country : How has St. Lawrence Taken it Up?
Carter Rowley is sticking a giant thermometer into a pile of what looks like dirt. “Right here, I just turned this pile. Can you smell it?” Rowley asks. I think it smells like wood. But Rowley says there’s a lot more to it than that:!-->!-->!-->…
Former Editor Tells All: A Memoir On New Beginnings and Unwanted Memories
*Takes the stand to a cheering audience* Thank you, thank you folks it’s great to be here, truly You are the best people, possibly the best there ever was! (Crowd screams “we love you!”) You’re too much, you’re too much, thank you thank!-->…
The SLU Theosophical Circle
It is my pleasure to introduce the St. Lawrence Theosophical Circle, a brand-new religious studies club!
Many clubs on campus work in tandem with their respective majors.
For example, the Environmental Action!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
EAO’s Earth Fest Extravaganza
Reclaim Earth Day: St. Lawrence University Students Join Students from 100 Campuses in National Coordinated Action, Declare Climate Emergency, Demand Climate Justice.
In Canton, NY on April 28 the St. Lawrence Environmental Action!-->!-->!-->…
62 Park Two: Electric Bugaloo
The dark facades that line Park Street are made flat with walls of white light painted on them by the glowing bulbs. Those posts line the street, and yet, the scored texture of the pavement is barely illuminated. The lakes of rainwater!-->…
Oh These? Just My Drunk Shoes
“There’s a system I learned from a friend,” Rachel explains, “a trickle-down system, if you will.”
She holds up a pair of duo-toned green Converse, the uneven laces hanging limp. The rubber bottom, once completely white, has been set!-->!-->!-->…