Sharon Vegh Williams, adjunct assistant professor of education, wrote an article that was published in the Association of Children's Museum quarterly journal, The Run Around.
Ronald Albertson, director of Career Services, was quoted in Money's "The 25 Best Colleges in America, According to 19,000 Data Points on Cost and Quality."
Ronnie Olesker, associate professor of government, wrote an opinion article featured in The Hill on Israel's decision to deny entry to U.S. Representatives Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar.
Matthew Carotenuto, professor of history, takes part in a live Brooking Insitution's Africa Security Initiative event at 10 a.m. on Aug. 12
Jeffrey Miller, astronomer and laboratory coordinator, told New York magazine his recommedation for an amature telescope.
A $1 million gift received from a generous anonymous donor for the Appleton Arena Renovation was highlighted by North Country This Week.
Recent St. Lawrence University graduate Hannah Markey '19, together with Brookings Senior Fellow Michael O’Hanlon, co-wrote an article for The National Interest.
Stewart’s Shops and St. Lawrence University celebrated National Ice Cream Month by renaming a popular ice cream flavor in honor of the University.
Stephen Barnard, assistant professor of sociology, wrote an opinion article for The Hill on President Trump's divisive rhetoric usage on Twitter, following a federal court decision that the president cannot block users.
Jeffery Frank, associate professor of education, wrote an opinion article on a recent court case involving a sexual assault.
Research conducted by Alison Del Rossi on double majors was recently featured in U.S. News and World Report.
Howard Eissenstat, associate professor of history and Turkish affairs expert, wrote an opinion piece for The Washington Post's "Monkey Cage" on the recent mayoral election in Istanbul, Turkey.
Caroline Breashears, professor of English, wrote an article for Fee.org on the College Board's new scoring system known as the adversity score.
The Watertown Daily Times featured In-Sill Yoo, associate professor of music, who was teaching Korean culture at the North Country Children’s Museum in Potsdam.
UPDATED: Karl Schonberg, vice president of the University and dean for academic affairs, wrote an opinion article that was featured in University Business magazine.
Ron Albertson, director of Career Services, wrote an opinion article on the value of a liberal arts degree, which was featured in USA Today.
Howard Eissenstat, associate professor of history and Turkish affairs expert, has recently been widely quoted in media outlets, regarding the calling for a new mayoral election in Istanbul.
An independent research project conducted by Gwendolyn Deuel '19 for the St. Lawrence Citizen Journalism Incubator project becomes op-ed for Watertown Daily Times.
Stephen Barnard, assistant professor of sociology, wrote an opinion article on President Trump's use of Twitter for The Hill.
Associate Professor of Biology Susan Willson's study into the use of colorful collars to prevent cats from sneaking up on songbirds was featured in the Watertown Daily Times.
Howard Eissenstat, associate professor of history and Turkish affairs expert, was interviewed byVox on U.S.-Turkish relations, which have recently soured.
Associate Professor of Biology Susan Willson's study into the use of colorful cat collars received renewed attention in a several Florida news articles.
Research on the effects of chewing gum while studying that was conducted and published in 2011 by James R. Wallace Associate Professor of Psychology Serge Onyper found its way into an article in The New York Times.
Alan Draper, Michael W. Ranger '80 & Virginia R. Ranger P'17 Professor of Government, wrote an opinion article that was featured in USA Today on Feb. 20.
Addison F. Lansing left his mark across the North Country as well as St. Lawrence University's campus, the "Watertown Daily Times" reported.
