Campus
News
 A
scholarship fund "to honor the mind and spirit" of St. Lawrence
University President Emeritus Frank P. Piskor (1916-2006) has been
established by Class of 1943 graduate Walter A. Hahn, of South Yarmouth,
Massachusetts. Read
more |
 St.
Lawrence University Visiting Assistant Professor of English Trimiko
C. Melancon has been named a Fulbright Scholar of American Literature
and American Studies. Read
more |
  Professors
Paul Connett and Margaret Kent Bass will share the Owen D. Young Outstanding
Faculty Award, as voted by this year's graduating class. The award
is the only one at the University chosen by students. For
more |
 The
Sesquicentennial Class of 2006 graduates on Sunday, May 21, with a
full weekend of events planned to welcome families and friends.Consult
the Commencement Schedule of Events |
 Baseball
won its first Liberty League Tournament championship and will play
in the NCAA Division III tournament for the first time since 1991.
The Saints beat Rochester, 17-0 as senior pitcher Josh White, the
tournament MVP, ran his scoreless innings streak to 37.6, second all-time
in Division III history, and beat Clarkson 8-6 on Andrew Engebretson’s
grand slam homer in the top of the ninth inning. The Saints will play
in the NCAA tournament beginning Wednesday.
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 Men’s
lacrosse lost in the second round of the NCAA tournament, 12-5 at
Geneseo on Saturday. The team made its first NCAA appearance since
1987 and opened the tournament with a win at Endicott College 13-10
on Wednesday, finishing the year with a 14-4 record. Read
More |
 Science
Construction Update.
Review updated detail photos of the Johnson Hall of Science
and check the Web
Cam focused on the construction site!
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 Sesquicentennial
News:
Then and Now: See images of Commencements
from our past, side-by-side with contemporary images from very
recent ceremonies.
We're still collecting your best wishes to SLU on its 150th
birthday and your greetings to the people who'll celebrate our 200th
birthday in 2056. Send your birthday wishes to St. Lawrence and
future Laurentians through our
Web link.
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