Tessa Yang Returns to SLU
Author Tessa Yang ’25 captivated her audience Oct. 26 with her emotional yet absurd stories and down-to-earth personality. Being a graduate of St. Lawrence University, she proved to aspiring student writers that becoming a successful…
L.I.G.H.T. House Is the B.E.S.T.
For me, the L.I.G.H.T. House has always been a welcoming place of comfort, acceptance, silliness and balance. I know when I come home, I will be greeted by people who are happy to see me, people who make me feel comfortable and…
Where’s Home?” Just Down the Road
"I didn't want to go to St. Lawrence because I lived in Canton, so I fought that for a while," says Laura Wells '23. Despite her ambivalence to attend college in her hometown, Laura eventually caved in. She liked SLU too much.
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Saints Accelerate
Last week, in this column, we announced that applications for SLU Connect New York City were being accepted. This week, we have another major announcement —Saints Accelerate registration is now open!
Saints Accelerate is an…
Letters of Love and Campus Kitchens Collaboration
St. Lawrence University's Letters of Love Club is partnering with Campus Kitchens to add personalized seasonal spirit to the traditional meals. The Letters of Love Club held a meeting early in October for students to make personalized…
Java: Call Me a Cab, Telescreens!
A skeletal feline… A polka-dotted bald lad… A boogying Northface puffer model tearing up the dance floor… Meatball au d’oeuvres… An anarchist Margaret Thatcher… To quote three of the esteemed Java Barn housemates, "I think this might be my…
Alexander String Quartet Returns to St. Lawrence
The Alexander String Quartet wowed students, faculty and community members during its week-long residency at St. Lawrence University last week. The world-premiere ensemble was founded in New York City, New York in 1981 and is currently…
Film Review: “Strange Way of Life”
In the early 2000s, Pedro Almodóvar turned down an offer to direct “Brokeback Mountain” out of fear that Hollywood wouldn’t be ready for what his much more unabashedly gay and colorful interpretation would have been. As someone who likes…