Established in 1911 at St. Lawrence University
Established in 1911 at St. Lawrence University

 Student Loan Debt Collection Begins Soon 

On May 5, the Trump Administration will continue collecting on defaulted student loans for the first time in about five years. Collections were paused in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. They were not restarted following the pandemic’s conclusion to offer further relief to those most impacted by the pandemic. Congress had mandated that student
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April Fools: Athlete of the Week: Generic Cross Country…

Sport: Cross Country Pronouns: HIMHometown: Some random town in upstate NY or just outside of Boston. Favorite 

Trump’s Joint Address to Congress 

On Tuesday night, President Donald Trump gave a speech to a joint session of Congress attended by most

Athlete of the Week: Paige Doyle ’25

Sport: Alpine SkiingPronouns: She/her/hersHometown: Jackson Hole, WY Favorite Food?A roasted turkey

A Turn to Destruction

As I’m sure many have heard, 1,000 employees of the National Park Service and 2,000 employees of the United States

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 Student Loan Debt Collection Begins Soon 

On May 5, the Trump Administration will continue collecting on defaulted student loans for the first time in about five years. Collections were paused in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. They were not restarted following the pandemic’s

Summer Abroad Options for Athletes and Busy People

Summer courses abroad attract between 65 to 80 St. Lawrence University students each year. Participants earn up to 1.5 course credits, which is not a strong source of motivation alone. Many students who attend are athletes who are always

Pre-Health Students Majors

St. Lawrence University students pursuing healthcare professions such as medicine, dentistry and veterinary medicine tend to select majors in biology, biomedical sciences or neuroscience over physical science or non-science majors. Even

AI Use In Classrooms Rises

St. Lawrence University administration and professors both celebrate and challenge the presence of artificial intelligence in the classroom. Director of the WORD Studio, Melody Denny, is teaching an AI course in the fall but

Legislation Push to Reduce Speed Limit

After no action from the Department of Transportation, Canton's state representatives have reintroduced legislation to reduce the speed limit on East Main Street for the fourth time in six years. The DOT's protocol has deflected this issue

Sports

Athlete Utilization of Karpus Athletic Center: An Inside Look at How Members of SLU Sports Teams…

Many student athletes have been using the new Karpus Athletic Center at Appleton Arena and its amenities. It opened this semester and offers new resources to student-athletes. However, many athletes may not be taking full advantage of all

Lakers Bounce Back and More NBA Updates

The NBA Playoffs are in full swing, with the first round underway between both the Eastern and Western Conferences. This article was written after the Los Angeles Lakers' win on Tuesday night to tie the series up against the Minnesota

Managing Academics During Athletics Season

The St. Lawrence University's men's golf team recently returned from a stretch of competition spanning five days and two tournaments in Bethpage and Verona, New York. These tournaments take place during a time in the spring semester when

Athlete of the Week: Matthew Taylor ’25

Sport: Track & Field/ Cross CountryPronouns: He/him/hisHometown: Rochester, New York (Greatest City in the World) Favorite Dana meal?Flank steak or grilled chicken.What is your major?Government and History What inspired you to

Getting to the Bottom of APR

“We’re looking to give everybody something that they want.” That is Lorie Mackenzie. She is the Associate Dean of Academic Administration and Registrar here at SLU. Lorie was addressing the apparent frustration voiced by students…

Owning Your Interview

By MAEVE WALSH COLUMNIST You have got the resume, you are all Linked-in, and you scored an interview; now what on earth do you wear?  Do not let all your hard work go to waste and scare away potential employers with a bad outfit. Just in…

Thornhill Brings Poetry to Life

By BILLY MORAN STAFF WRITER As a senior English Major, I have seen my fair share of guest writers in the Sykes formal lounge.  Quite often I have found that these writers are interesting, exciting and inspiring.  The most recent visit was…

We’re Not Talking Worms

By JAKOB HAND COLUMNIST Television news is rarely a pretty thing, but “Nightcrawler” puts an ugly face on some of the dark persons behind its production. One of those faces belongs to Lou Bloom (Jake Gyllenhaal), a young man looking for a…

So Whats The Deal With…Salad

By JAQUI COLT COLUMNIST Lettuce talk about salad.  I know what you are thinking: you are wrong, Jacqui.  Salad is what you eat in the summer, to cool off from your long hard day of hitting the beach.  Lettuce is tender and delicate, it…

Poignancy Found In The Dark

By COLIN G. BALDWIN COLUMNIST        Human value is found at the heart of many stories, even if it is disguised with romance, coming of age, or tragedy.  Discovering one’s potential gives meaning and purpose in life, and finding those…

I Mustache You a Question…

By ABAGAEL GILES COLUMNIST As the weather cools and the last of the leaves begin to drop, gray skies abound. This October was sultry and stormy, full of rainy days and blustery, cold weather. Now that November is here, you may naturally…

Inferiority At Its Finest

By SARA MINOGUE STAFF WRITER “No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.” – Eleanor Roosevelt Many of you might remember hearing this from The Princess Diaries. For those of you who do not remember the movie, Anne Hathaway…

This Fall at the Sustainability Semester

By MYLES TRAINER STAFF WRITER We have done so much this fall at the sustainability site, everything from timber framing to harvesting to food preparation. Shouldn’t a liberal arts institution be similar to working on a diversified farm…
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