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“What if I’m not the hero? What if I’m the bad guy?” asks Edward Cullen of himself in Twilight. The cliché questions reflect the constant battle between supernatural creatures and their craving to be good when their nature tells them…

“It is very different than what I’m used to,” says actress Emily Mose, who will be playing the role of Agnes, in reference to St. Lawrence University’s upcoming theater production — She Kills Monsters. “It’s really nice to be back, though,…

The traditional outbreak of illness is complicated this year as people struggle to decern what is COVID-19 and what is a common sickness. As students recently returned from Mid-Semester Break the ongoing sicknesses continue to disrupt…

Since the beginning of the Coronavirus pandemic, college students in America and in Sweden have been consistently subjected to the will of the virus. For some, this meant not going to college or university after high school, but for…

St. Lawrence students requested a zero tolerance policy against sexual assaulters following the Oct. 12 protest against the university’s sexual misconduct policy. However, administrators are limited in their actions against those accused…

            The St. Lawrence University Athletic Training staff has already diagnosed 17 student athletes with concussions this semester alone. Concussions can be very serious injuries and affect people in many ways. These injuries impact…

The platform provided by the bi-annual Take Back the Night event can speed up the healing process of survivors, according to Morolake Odetoyinbo, a counselor at St. Lawrence University. The effects of this event on survivors themselves are…

If you are a fan of Marvel movies, Venom: Let There Be Carnage is now a must-see movie. It is a funny, action-packed, alien-friendly, anti-hero movie about a man and an alien in love. Watching the…