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Throughout this week you may have noticed red paper dresses appearing in the student center, but if you have not taken the time to scan the QR codes around the stairs, you may not get the big picture. This last week marked the beginning of…

Mature and open conversations -- I’m sure we would all like to think we’re capable of them, but during an election season where people's lives and rights are on the line it can often be easier said than done. I sat down with Thelmo…

“If this election has taught us anything, it’s that we’re surrounded by racists. So any opportunity to try and educate ourselves out of our biases should be welcomed, as should all the Jane Elliots of the world,” Michael Gagliardi ’21…

On Saturday, cars lined the rows of J-lot with decorated car trunks to allow local Canton youth to trick-or-treat in a socially distant way. Halloween sparked national concern in terms of COVID safety and proper social distancing. However,…

On election night, in the early hours of Wednesday morning, millions of votes-by mail ballots were just beginning to be processed and counted. Even though this development was well anticipated in battleground states overwhelmed by a flux…

Employees at the Northstar Cafe celebrated Halloween last Friday dressed up as the Care Bears. Without a mid-semester or normal Thanksgiving break, both students and employees have struggled with the exhaustion of this…

Students from Lee Hall and Hulett Hall are Released from Quarantine At 5:45 pm on Wednesday October 28, residents of Lee Hall and Hulett Hall who had to enter precautionary quarantine were released because the COVID-19 test results and…

The election this year seems to be one day on everyone’s mind in the St. Lawrence community. In response to the added pressure of voting in an already hectic semester, the Thelomathesian Society has made efforts to reduce this stress. …