St. Lawrence University students enrolled in CSTEP and McNair programs completed an eight-week summer research internship and presented their work at the University of Buffalo Undergraduate Research Conference.
The Princeton Review commended St. Lawrence University for its excellent Career Services office, active student government, science lab facilities and overall smooth operation in its most recent publication, Best 385 Colleges: 2020 Edition.
St. Lawrence University has been awarded a National Science Foundation grant worth nearly $1 million for the continuation of its Liberal Arts Science Scholars program.
Fiske’s annual list of colleges and universities that offer the best academic experience for an affordable price has included St. Lawrence University in its 2020 publication.
Robert Selby, adjunct professor of the First-Year Program, received the George Gray Award for Artistic Excellence at the Coast Guard Art Program event on June 26 in New York City.
A new podcast from Weave News features the citizen journalism work of students in a 2019 First-Year Seminar who researched the work of independent media organizations based in the United States and the Gaza Strip.
Recent graduate Taylor Pellerin ’17 paves the way for a new partnership with the University of San Francisco.
North Country Public Radio News Director Martha Foley '74 received the Leo C. Lee Award from the Public Media Journalists Association.
Six St. Lawrence University summer research assistants enrolled in the Ronald E. McNair Scholars program participated from May 28 to June 2 in the 2019 Ronald E. McNair Summer Conference.
St. Lawrence University’s 2020 Frank P. Piskor Lectureship has been awarded to John Collins, professor of global studies.
The Sophomore Success Initiative awarded five rising juniors Saints Start Challenge Grants to support students’ personally-developed independent research, creative, volunteer, and internship projects.
St. Lawrence University Collegiate Science and Technology Entry Program (CSTEP) students participated in the 27th-annual statewide CSTEP Conference in April.
A sticker art exhibition, titled Paper Bullets, curated by Catherine Tedford, director of the Richard F. Brush Art Gallery, will be shown at the Neurotitan gallery in Berlin, Germany.
St. Lawrence University President William L. Fox announced on May 29 that Earlhagi (Hagi) Bradley has been named as the next vice president and dean of Student Life.
St. Lawrence University’s Board of Trustees has elected Jeffrey Killeen ’75, Mark Klett ’74, Stephanie Birrell Luedke ’94, Kathleen Welch ’81, and Will Wilson ’88 as new term members.
Several soon-to-be graduates are preparing to jump into various advanced graduate programs across the country.
The Laurentian alumni network, volunteers, academics, honoring retirees and Appleton Arena all help to round out the most popular news stories of the Spring 2019 semester at St. Lawrence University
Anna (Cassidy) Scott ’19 is on her way to the University of Buffalo’s School of Dental Medicine, after successful completion of the pre-dental program at St. Lawrence.
Jeffery Frank, associate professor of education, has been selected by graduating Class of 2019 seniors to receive the Owen D. Young Outstanding Faculty Award and to deliver the Last Lecture.
St. Lawrence University’s Commencement will take place at 10 a.m. on Sunday, May 19.
St. Lawrence University continued its traditional Moving-Up Day Academic Awards and the Omicron Delta Kappa “Tapping” ceremonies on Saturday, April 27.
St. Lawrence University President William L. Fox has named Mitch Teich as the next station manager for North Country Public Radio.
St. Lawrence University recognized faculty and staff retirements and celebrated employee anniversaries at a ceremony held on Wednesday, April 24, in Eben Holden.
St. Lawrence University’s Noon in the Chapel will perform a French repertoire, beginning at 12:15 p.m. on Friday, April 26, in Gunnison Memorial Chapel.
St. Lawrence University’s Richard F. Brush Art Gallery will feature a collaborative installation by students in the First-Year Seminar course, “Curating for Change.”
