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In the aftermath of the Parkland shooting, there has been a surge in political activism amongst Parkland community members. The 17 victims that died in the massacre are survived by their families, fellow classmates, teachers, and…

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…

BY: KATE ANGUS '20 AND SERENA THORN '19 For many, the #metoo movement has been difficult. It’s hard to see people you once admired exposed as sexual predators, and it’s even harder to face the reality of the prevalence of sexual assault…

For the last week, the small campus of SUNY Plattsburgh, which lies one hundred miles to the east of St. Lawrence, has been rocked by student-led protests. The protests began in reaction to a Snapchat image sent out by a SUNY Plattsburgh…

In the aftermath of the deadliest school shooting since 2013, emotions are high across the nation. On Wednesday, February 14, Nikolas Cruz walked into Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School with a semi-automatic weapon, killing 17 and…

The Board of Trustees is visiting St. Lawrence this weekend, and there’s a group of students who are ready to meet them. Today, February 23, members of DivestSLU, Environmental Action Organization (EAO), and other environmental groups will…

We fine artists died a long time ago with the age of patrons and after cameras rolled in. Advertising and marketing has become the realm of the fine artist. Ask yourself two questions: “When was the last time you were without any sort of…

To the casual tennis fan, the ABN AMRO World Tournament probably doesn’t mean much. Few eyes were focused on the events in Rotterdam this past week, but the results were more than enough to shake the tennis world. While certainly not one of…