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This past Sunday, the Boston Celtics fell to the Miami Heat in the Eastern Finals of the NBA Playoffs. The Heat won the series 4-2 in game 6. After the Heat took the first two, the Celtics came back and won game 3. In a close game 4, the…

Jillian McKernan-Walley ’93, P’21, Director, Career Services Q: What skills did you see increase in demand because of COVID? A: Soft skills have become increasingly more important within the workplace. For example, being able to…

When did you start running competitively? I ran track at my high school in Vermont but mostly played soccer before college. It wasn’t until I expressed my interest in joining the XC team at St. Lawrence, at the end of my freshman year,…

One fine fall afternoon in 2019, I set my eyes on a poster advertising a panel discussion about the country of Thailand. With my feeble understanding of Asian politics, I was curious to find out more. So, I went to the panel,…

On September 21, Thelmo’s Vice President of Senate Affairs Shedrack Bogonko sent a campus-wide email announcing the return of the UNITY project that takes place near Creasy Commons in the grove of trees between Hepburn and Park Street. The…

I’m sure all students on campus have noticed the array of flags strewn across the Student Center. But I’m not quite sure we all know why or who chose to put them on display for our community to appreciate and in effort to help us actively…

This past week it was announced the Laurentian Pact was moving into Phase two. Dean of Student Life Hagi Bradley sent an email with the new visitation rules that were decided on by the Student Life Team, Director of Health Services Erin…

Online classes nowadays are strange for SLU students who are accustomed to in-person courses, however these classes are just as unusual for professors themselves. Most professors are teaching completely remotely this semester, which is…