Take a Breath, March Madness is Here
March is here. Only three words yet for a college basketball fan, it means far more. This college basketball season has been interrupted on many fronts due to the COVID-19 pandemic affecting not only universities but coaches and players as…
Celebrating Women NFL Officials in 2021
On Monday, March 10th, Maia Chaka made history. Officially hired as an on-field official for the upcoming 2021 National Football League season, Chaka is the first Black woman to hold this position in the NFL’s 101-year history. In the…
Athlete of the Week: Kai Richter
When did you start skiing?
I started skiing when I was one years old and began racing competitively when I was 12. I skied for Mansfield Nordic Club growing up and competed for BlackJack Ski Team in western Canada during high…
It’s Now Time to Start Debating Sports Movies
As so many not only at St. Lawrence but around the world are running out of things to do to keep us occupied amidst a global pandemic, I have compiled a list and description of my top sports movies and shows to give sports-lovers and…
For the Love of All That is Near and Dear to Our Mentally Ill Souls, Give Us a Damn Spring Break
ear SLU Administration,
As I’m sure that you’ve noticed, we are dropping like flies. At this point, I don’t think I’ve heard anyone respond with anything but some form of “tired” when asked how they are. I don’t think you understand the…
Dear Pub, Let’s Get it Together, Man!
The Pub Online Ordering System- good, and bad. It has ups and downs. Sometimes it feels like more downs than anything else, of course. As does a lot on campus and in life right now. But also, its ups make things bearable.
Starting…
It’s Not Over, Even Though We Want It To Be
Every weekend I drive over to Potsdam, put on my nametag and Stewart’s hat and wait on hundreds of customers. Several times a day a customer will come in without a mask. I always offer them one from the box we keep behind the…
Career Corner in Ask the Professionals: Data Science Project Manager of Mass Mutual Tim Casey…
Q: What advice do you have for first years and sophomores who are still exploring their academic and career options?
A: I think the best advice I can give to these students is to choose a minor that makes them uncomfortable.
For…