Cailin Hammond

Share Post-Apocalyptic Zombie Short Film With Heart Watching the people you love change before your eyes is a strange phenomenon that is hard to describe. We decided to put it into art. “Dead in My Eyes” is a film that aims to portray the lesser-known side of grief that comes before a loved one dies: mourning while still in their presence. Cailin and Mairen are more than collaborators — they are a creative duo built on years of shared passion and history.

Share NYS Senate Bill 1046 An act to amend the education law, in relation to establishing the Charles L. Reason fellowship for the purpose of increasing faculty diversity in higher education in New York. Senator Jeremy Cooney (D-56) is sponsoring bill 1046 which would amend New York Education Law by adding a new section — §6457, establishing the Charles L. Reason Fellowship program. The main purpose of this program is to increase faculty diversity in N.Y. higher education.

Share 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 is an excuse to drink. This is not an argument against drinking; I’m all for drinking — glory to beer! But what this is is an explanation, and hopefully, by the end, you’ll see cheese just a little different; I promise that’ll make sense.