Opinions

In a world where we surround ourselves with curated social media feeds and advanced artificial intelligence algorithms, we are faced with polarity and a lot of it. Based on what/who we interact with, Algorithms quickly learn our interests,…

Dear reader, In the fall of 2020, I picked up a copy of The Hill News and stumbled upon an article by Chloe McConnell '21 titled "Over the Hedge: False Gods and Hell Disguised as Paradise." This article was my first exposure…

To all new students at St. Lawrence University, welcome! College may seem terrifying at first, but trust me, you will have the hang of it in no time! To make it easier for you, though, I have come up with a list of advice to make your new…

To start off, let us define a few terms. Deadname: the birthname that a transgender person does not go by anymore. Performative activism/allyship: Saying you support and stand with a certain cause or marginalized community but not…

I'm Nach Insaurralde ‘25, a junior majoring in anthropology and minoring in gender studies. I came all the way from José C. Paz, Argentina, and I love living at our house because of our fearlessness and determination to make an impact in…

Washington D.C. is the capital of the U.S. and is located on the east coast of the country, while New York City (NYC) is the most populous city in the U.S. and is located in the northeast part of the country. Both cities have their own…

Studying political science is a godly pursuit because it provides a deep understanding of how power and governance work in society. Political science is the study of political institutions, political behavior, and the exercise of power,…

For a school of less than 2,500 kids, and with a faculty and administrative staff that prides itself on its ability to help students and communicate with them, you’d think it wouldn’t take five emails for me to get a simple answer to a…