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An open letter to SLU administration

To SLU administration: We are very disappointed to see SLU’s approval of Allen West on our campus under the guise of free speech on Tuesday, March 26, 2024. Allen West is not just a speaker who happens...

How lonely are SLU students?

Maram Lemnifi April 13, 2024

Loneliness is a feeling that many people experience and not enough talk about. A survey of Saint Louis University students was done to see how students felt in terms of loneliness. I approached eight random...

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Three romance books for oblivious boyfriends

Aidan DeSpain, Staff Writer April 4, 2024

When it comes to understanding complex emotions and communicating those emotions, men are often considered to be “clueless”. If he isn’t, many conclude that there was a woman in their life who taught...

Election 2024:

Election 2024:

Alexandra Leung, Contributer April 3, 2024

As Election Day approaches, there seems to be a familiar theme upon us. The highest polling candidates for both parties are the same individuals that we saw in the last presidential election in 2020: Joseph...

A rest-free April:

A rest-free April:

Sophie Gloriod, Opinion Editor April 3, 2024

March 2024 was great for SLU students. Only having about two weeks of classes allowed students to get as much rest as they possibly could after a brutal winter and long midterms week. They got to take...

When, not if

When, not if

Lila Singley, Contributor April 3, 2024

Trigger Warning: Mentions of Sexual Assault and Abuse “DPS was informed this morning that the Title IX office received a report from a SLU student that they were sexually assaulted…” After...

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You are not immune to propaganda

Charlie Preiss, Staff Writer April 3, 2024

We live in a world awash with misinformation and disinformation that colors how we see the world and makes discerning reality a nightmarish task. The task of discerning truth becomes especially difficult...

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Breaking stereotypes

Alexandra Leung, Contributor March 1, 2024

When people hear that I am a Republican, there are one of two things that happen. It either becomes the end of the world for humanity, or it is a simple shrug and an unimpressed look. It is usually the...

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Seeing double: the two faces of the Apple Vision Pro

Brendan Brunette, Senior Writer February 29, 2024

The heavily anticipated debut of the Apple Vision Pro, a mixed reality headset blurring the lines between our physical and digital worlds, has ignited a fierce culmination of anticipation and debate. In...

You swiped right on the Billiken as a joke, now you’re going on your third date

You swiped right on the Billiken as a joke, now you’re going on your third date

SLU Fake News February 21, 2024

You weren’t looking for anything serious as you aimlessly swiped through Tinder. To be honest, you had grown pretty tired of seeing different versions of Josh (20) holding the smallest bass you’d ever...

SLU’s parking system is one big joke:

Shah Shamsipour and Owen Herdrick February 21, 2024

Can we talk about the abysmal mess that is Saint Louis University’s parking system? A lack of spots, far-away garages, frequently stolen or broken-into cars and ample fees are all common occurrences...

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Boycotting Starbucks won’t free Palestine

Charlie Preiss, Contributor February 21, 2024

Ever since Hamas launched an attack on civilians on Oct. 7, 2023, Israel has ruthlessly retaliated. As I write, more than 26,400 people have died in the Gaza war. At least 10,000 children have been killed...

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