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  1. Pictured, from left: April Bennett, UWNNY Community Impact Coordinator; Dr. Aileen O’Donoghue, campaign coordinator; Dawn Cole, UWNNY CEO.

    St. Lawrence Recognized for Support of Local Community

    St. Lawrence University was recently honored with the “Summa Cum Laude” award from United Way of Northern New York, which recognizes the University’s “unwavering commitment” and “honors-level leadership” in support of the local community.

  2. Krissie Bonin and Brad Rauch wearing graduation regalia.

    A Lifelong Laurentian Love Story

    For Krissie Bonin ’90, P’22, ’25 and Brad Rauch ’89, P’22, ’25, St. Lawrence University is more than the place where they earned their degrees—it’s where they met, built lifelong friendships, launched careers, and instilled a shared sense of purpose in the next generation. With two of their four children now proud St. Lawrence alumni, and years of consistent giving and volunteerism under their belts, they embody what it means to be Sustaining Saints.

  3. Emily, Alice, and Jack Droppa outside of their brewery, Weird Window Brewing.

    Brewing Connection

    The Droppas pour heart and beer into community.

  4. Michael Ranger, wearing graduation regalia, stands at a podium and address the crowd. Several countries flags are in the background.

    St. Lawrence as “Soul Place”

    Remarks from honorary doctor of humane letters recipient Mike Ranger '80, P'17 at Commencement 2025

  5. Scarlet and Brown Drive

    St. Lawrence Recognized for Worker Safety Success

    St. Lawrence’s workers compensation trust recently won a Theo Award, which honors Theodore Roosevelt’s contributions to worker safety and those who continue that work, and is one of the top industry awards for risk and insurance in the worker safety space.

  6. Robert Montgomery, wearing blue scrubs and a white lab coat, stands in a hospital operating room. Three are large florescent lights above him.

    Surgeon. Survivor. Humanitarian. Laurentian.

    Dr. Robert “Bob” Montgomery ’82, P’14 earns global recognition on TIME magazine’s TIME100: The Most Influential People of 2025