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“That woman died with so much pressure on her shoulders, and she won’t even be mourned like a human. She’ll be mourned like a defense wall that crumbled.” -Marion Teniade, twitter, 9/18/20 RBG was an incredible political force. The…

Like many other institutions and companies across the United States, colleges opening their doors are now experiencing the adverse effects of COVID- 19. Colleges opening back up several schools, faculty, students and the surrounding…

Bob Woodward—who gained notoriety after investigating Richard Nixon’s involvement in the Watergate scandal—has recently released recordings he took while interviewing President Donald Trump. Woodward was working on a new book about Trump,…

194,411 (and counting) deaths. A death toll equaling a September 11th sized event every 3 days. Possibly the greatest crisis economically, socially, and politically the United States and its people have faced outside of…

St. Lawrence recently hired seven new tenure-track faculty, and six visiting faculty for the 2020-2021 school year. According to St. Lawrence University’s website, the tenure-track faculty were hired in a variety of departments…

As of Monday, the wildfires consuming the West Coast are reported to be only 32 percent contained, according to NY Times. California and Oregon are known to have experienced the most damage, with Idaho following closely behind. It is…

Inspired by WNBA and NBA players who went on strike, Anthea Butler and Kevin Gannon began to work together to form Scholar Strike. In an article from CNN, Butler and Gannon describe Scholar Strike as “a movement designed to bring…

This semester St. Lawrence could not have more than 1800 students on campus. This unfortunately left several students to make important decisions. Either take a gap semester (or year) and pursue their dreams of driving across the country…