The Hill News - Established in 1911 at St. Lawrence University.

During the inauguration of President Joe Biden on January 20th, 2021, Amanda Gorman entranced the American people in a powerful poem of hope and agency in the face of division and stagnancy. Overnight, she became the focal point of the…

At this rate, if COVID-19 doesn’t infect me, it might still kill me. As a Spring/Summer semester student, I was anticipating that SLU would have quarantine procedures under their belt by now (news flash: they don’t). My move-in day…

Every few weeks I end up chatting with a friend from St. Lawrence who graduated last year. The conversation usually involves sympathy that they were unable to have a commencement, an expression of how much I miss seeing them, and…

Have you heard the word ‘intersectionality’? Absolutely? Maybe in a lecture? Never? You think you saw it on Instagram that one time?  I feel like it’s been all over the place lately. Which I guess makes sense, because even though it has…

Since the beginning of quarantine, people all over the world have been longing for companionship more than ever. FaceTime and phone calls may help, but the physical presence of other humans allows us to feel a sense of ease. It reassures…

Questions by Jillian McKernan-Walley ’93, P’21, Director, Center for Career Excellence & Sarah Coburn, Senior Associate Director, Center for Career Excellence Q: Graduate/Professional School Search: What should students consider…

Throughout this week you may have noticed red paper dresses appearing in the student center, but if you have not taken the time to scan the QR codes around the stairs, you may not get the big picture. This last week marked the beginning of…

Mature and open conversations -- I’m sure we would all like to think we’re capable of them, but during an election season where people's lives and rights are on the line it can often be easier said than done. I sat down with Thelmo…