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Hope for Finding a Job is Not Lost Many college students’ post-graduation goal is to find a job, preferably shortly after graduation. But in past years, this has become increasingly difficult. Our current society has many jobs, the ones…

Everything You Need to Know Did you know there's a back to your ballot? Many voters across the country miss the opportunity to vote on influential measures on their ballot’s reverse. In New York State, a divisive measure is up…

The Hill News is looking for your thoughts ahead of the 2024 presidential election. We want to know your political ideology, who you’re going to vote for, who you think is going to win, and what your top issues are. All respondents will be…

It clocked midnight in Dana Dining Hall, the space had transformed. A crowd overtook the middle of the hall creating a makeshift mosh pit. Bodies pushed together, colorful lights sliced through the air and full bathroom lines—the sound of…

The Racquette, SUNY Potsdam’s campus publication since 1927 is still going strong even with a few budgetary constraints. Since 2023, the publication has not been in normal newspaper print due to their former printing company closing down…

In these times of diverse perspectives and dissenting opinions, St. Lawrence University is taking a significant step forward by launching the Commission on Community Accountability. This initiative aims to foster understanding and…

Last Friday, 13 people shuffled up a ramp onto a baby-blue Breeze Airways Airbus A220-300, a plane about the length of two high school basketball courts that seats 138 passengers. The flight they are boarding is part of Breeze Airway’s new…

SLU Event Encourages Political Dialogue Dr. Laurie Mulvey, the executive director and co-founder of the World in Conversation Center for Public Diplomacy at Pennsylvania State University, conducted the workshop “How to…