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This past week, many students were lucky enough to be accepted into one of St. Lawrence University's many off-campus study programs. The opportunity to live abroad for a semester and experience a new way of life is something that so many…

Today, March 7, is the last day to visit the 2025 College Juried Art Show at the Fredrick Remington Art Museum in Ogdensburg, New York. Students from St. Lawrence University, Clarkson University, SUNY Plattsburgh and SUNY Potsdam submitted…

As a former faculty member of the University of Colorado Boulder, it was great, but not surprising, to see UCB recently recognized as the number one post-secondary institution in the United States for plant-based dining and sustainability.…

Last weekend was Titus, a major event for campus that has had wider impacts, such as coverage in magazines or an alluring event new students. It's Titus — it's not St. Lawrence University without Titus. Much like many events at SLU, Titus…

1952In 1952, a Phi Beta Kappa Alumni praised a Hill News editorial condemning the lowered scholarship requirement for fraternities. The letter argued that academics should remain the focus of college life, emphasizing that “classroom,…

Queer club culture has long been a beacon of vibrancy and transformation within the LGBTQ+ community. In her book, "Impossible Dance: Club Culture and Queer World-Making," Fiona Buckland explores the intricate dynamics of this subculture,…

Shipping Up to Boston (whoa-oh-oh)  Courtesy of the Center for Career Excellence Applications now open for networking and career exploration in Beantown during Senior Week After a one-year hiatus, the Center for Career…

This Friday, March 7, the Common Grounds Connections Club will host a multicultural potluck at the International House (I-House). This potluck marks the end of Diversity and Inclusion Week. The event is organized in collaboration with the…