News
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St. Lawrence and the University of Rwanda host their first collaborative webinar
On October 15th, 2026, Drs. Robin Rhodes, St. Lawrence University WLCM, and Jean de Dieu Amini Ngabonziza, University of Rwanda, hosted a collaborative webinar featuring Casey Roberson, St. Lawrence...
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Francesca Mnenula '26 Named 2027 Rhodes Scholar-Elect for the BLMNS Region, Southern Africa
When Francesca Mnenula ’26 arrived at St. Lawrence from Malawi, she was still figuring out what direction her education might take her. Now, she’s bound for the University of Oxford in England as a Rhodes Scholar in 2027.
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Faculty Focus-October 6 2026
St. Lawrence faculty are contributing to timely conversations—from artificial intelligence and critical thinking to migration, geology, international affairs, and belonging. Recently, they published new research, presented at a national conference, joined a philosophy podcast as a permanent co-host, and shared their expertise with international news outlets.
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When Wildfire Hits Closer to Home
Karen Morrissey Bedard '96As a changing climate raises new questions about wildfire risk in the Adirondacks, St. Lawrence students, faculty, and alumni are helping communities get ready for some harsh new realities.
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A Vermont Icon's Take on a Beloved Campus Benchmark
Vermont artist Woody Jackson’s P’26 iconic cows are best known for gracing Ben & Jerry’s ice cream cartons. Now, they’ve found a new home on the cover of St. Lawrence Magazine, grazing on the lawn of Herring-Cole Hall. Discover the story behind the artwork and the family ties connecting one of Vermont’s best-known artists to St. Lawrence.
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100 Years at the Heart of Our Campus
President Morris shares her reflections offered to the community of students, alumni, faculty, staff, and local residents who attended the tribute to the building that serves as the centerpiece of our campus–Gunnison Memorial Chapel.
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A Record Worth Sharing
When distance standout Nick Lyndaker ’26 broke a 52-year-old St. Lawrence outdoor mile record this spring, one of his biggest fans was the man whose name he replaced in the record book.
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Breaking New Ice
From Appleton Arena to the professional ranks, Emma-Sofie Nordström ’26 is breaking new ground.
