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The Supreme Court of the United States agreed to hear cases this June resulting from the 6th District Court’s decision to maintain same-sex marriage bans. This decision opposed all other federal courts thus far who have struck down these…

More than two weeks have gone by since the massacre at the Charlie Hebdo in offices Paris. As France recovers from one of its biggest crises in decades, the rest of the world has begun to unravel the social and cultural implications of the…

This semester the St. Lawrence study abroad program to Nairobi, Kenya, resumed its duration after the fall semester trip was canceled due to safety concerns. Over the summer, the United States government issued a travel warning statement…

This past Tuesday night, Obama delivered his sixth annual State of the Union Address before a joint session of Congress. Here are 10 things about his speech that you might have missed: 1. The President began by declaring, “The State of…

By CHRIS STASIOR STAFF WRITER We are living in very interesting times, to say the least. Technology is progressing at a rate faster than anyone has ever seen before in human history. So fast, in fact, that learning about the most recent…

Roe v. Wade, a landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision deeming abortion a fundamental right under the United States Constitution, celebrates its 42nd anniversary Thursday, January 21st. By the time this piece is written, the House of…

By DUNCAN FORT STAFF WRITER Have you been feeling rushed lately? Do you feel like the world is always one step ahead of your frantic attempts to catch up, keep up, and (with increasing rarity) stay ahead? If you feel like some cosmic…

While most St. Lawrence students were settling in for their final week of January break, a group of 28 students were on the road to the nation’s capital for SLU’s first ever ConnectDC program. Organized by Career Services, the Connect DC…