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The Dean of Academic Affairs office recently announced that the London First-Year Program has been put on "hiatus" for the Fall 2024 semester, leaving its alumni and prospective incoming first-years disappointed. Associate…

The Village of Canton's government has been working to increase sustainability efforts to reduce the village's environmental impact. These improvements will unlock grant money that is accessible to the town government to further…

The first Food and Drug Administration-approved over-the-counter oral contraceptive drug was sold on March 18, 10:41 a.m., at Kinney Drugs in Potsdam. It is known under the commercial name Opill and is manufactured by Perrigo, a…

Last week, the Johnson Grab and Go Cafe was closed every day due to staffing issues, but Dining Services has a plan to keep the campus eateries alive — including something students may be interested in. The Johnson…

The day was a cause for celebration, which some took to heart more than others. The balmy weather was a refreshing break from the blustery conditions of the week prior. Temperatures climbed into the 60s, thawing the spirit of campus all…

Volunteerism in the North Country is facing a rapid decline in participation numbers. Due to the decline, organizations that rely on volunteers — such as fire departments — are forced to modify their systems to stay fully…

Canton’s economic experts project an increase in tourism and subsequent financial benefits from the solar eclipse on April 8. However, the local community is confronted with the logistics of accommodating the anticipated influx of…

On the Kirk Quad starting at 2:30 p.m. (partial eclipse begins ~2:15 p.m., totality occurs at 3:23 p.m.).   All classes have been canceled during the festival in the afternoon   We have thousands of free eclipse glasses that will be…