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As the semester goes on, SLU students are getting increasingly excited for the festivities that will soon happen on our campus: Titus, Folk Fest, Melon Fest, and of course, Spring Fest. In this article, besides my Hill News writer/editor…

This first time I took Plan B, I was 17 years old. He was older than me, the condom broke, and I was scared. I was using oral contraceptives, but sometimes I missed doses and needed reassurance that I wouldn’t get pregnant. After a…

Blind date parties are scary. I feel like every theme house or Greek life organization throws one every year. There are a few reasons why these parties are never good. The first problem that occurs is the fact that you have…

On Monday, February 21, “My Buddha is Punk,” an Andreas Hartmann production, will be shown at 6 pm in Carnegie 010 at St. Lawrence University. The film highlights the journey of a young Burmese punk and his peers in their incredible quest…

In the last two years, St. Lawrence University campus life has been continuously disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The Student Life and Student Activities and Leadership teams have guided this uneasy transition as students attempt to…

Established in 1856, St. Lawrence University is among the other historically white and heteronormative institutions that have contributed to colonialism in the United States. It is important that we understand these contributions, both…

This past week the Singing Sinners and the Singing Saints had their first concert since Covid started. The Singing Sinners are the all-female A Capella group at St. Lawrence University, while the Singing Saints are the all-male A Capella…

Hannukah, or the Festival of Light, is a celebration starting this year on Nov. 28 and lasting eight nights. There are several important aspects to celebrating Hannukah, including lighting a menorah,…