Night of Remembrance Commemorates Those Who Fought for Racial Justice
Monday night, February 26, saw a crowd dressed in black in a candle-lit chapel for this year’s Night of Remembrance. Hosted by Men in Color and SLU Slam Poets, the event was a celebration of the legacy of people of color. It began with…
Gus Dapperton: Normalizing Individuality
Among our generational pessimism, there are many things to celebrate and be optimistic about. One such thing is the emergence of individuality. As the world shrinks and cultures clash, new inspiring individuals are taking advantage and…
Lights on Laurentians: “Can You Swipe for Me Bro?” The Mysterious Case of the Missing…
By: Guest Writer Celia Fleckner
Alex Clark hops in line for the register at the Pub. She sets her quesadilla down on the counter and pulls out her student ID. She hesitates as she hands the battered card to the bored cashier. Alex waits…
Billy Graham’s Death is a Deliverance
It is with great sadness that I reflect upon the death of Billy Graham—not because he died, but because he lived. I lament his death because I lament his life. Billy left scars upon mankind. For this reason we should be sad that he died,…
Inspired on the Farm: the Sustainability Semester
I remember the first time pulling into the long, gravel driveway, looking to my left to see a beaten up wooden fence encompassing three acres of land full of colorful, blooming vegetables. I stepped out of my car to meet Samuel, a…
NCAA Under Fire as FBI Investigates Allegations of Bribery in College Basketball
College basketball has been hit with a big-time scandal involving multiple division one college teams, coaches, and players. Last week a story broken by Yahoo Sports revealed that documents with ties to former NBA agent Andy Miller, his…
UVM Protesters Call for Resignation of University Officials
A University of Vermont (UVM) student group named “No Names for Justice” a conglomeration of underrepresented student groups on campus called for the resignation of President Tom Sullivan, Provost David Rosowsky, and Vice Provost Annie…
The Oscars: Who Will Win and Who Should Win
It’s that time of year again – and no, I’m not talking about Titus. I’m talking Oscars Weekend baby! For those who do not know, the Oscars is a colloquial nickname for the Academy Awards, which honor the “best” acting and technical…