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While the Paris Olympics are still 170 days away, qualification for the games has already begun. This past Sunday, the 349 fastest marathoners in the country - 149 women and 200 men - lined up in Orlando, FL, to make the United States…

The St. Lawrence University Women’s Hockey and Women’s Basketball teams have both been playing awesome as of late, and they will be highlighted in this edition of Saints Sports Spotlight. The 6th-ranked Women’s Hockey team…

With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, it seems relevant for me to broach the subject of the depiction of “love,” and what it means to “be loved and to love in return” (Moulin Rouge fans rise up) in film and popular media. Further,…

Hello! My name is Elijah White ’26. I am a sophomore and a History–PCA double major. This is my second semester in the Arts Annex, the center of performing arts on the St. Lawrence campus. I first became interested in the Annex my freshman…

Hello, hello! It’s Eva Drummond ’24 coming at you with another recipe of the week! This week, the Greenhouse and I will be sharing our lovely quinoa cake recipe! But first, a little bit about myself and the Greenhouse! This…

Four years ago, on March 7, 2020, one of the most famous St. Lawrence events took place for what some thought would be the last time. Titus Mountain, like many other beautiful parts of the world, was temporarily halted due to Covid-19, but…

From the changes to our curriculums about the advancement in AI text generators to the rise of social media users worldwide, we have all seen how technology use has altered our reality. It seems to have seeped into every facet of our…

According to Maria Ressa, The 2021 Nobel Laureate for Peace, “We will know whether democracy lives or dies by the end of 2024.” The statement seems hyperbolic. However, some 4 billion people in 60 countries — more than half the world’s…