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St. Lawrence University faculty, students, and staff now have access to a special collection of six resources from Gale, a global provider of research and learning resources. The collection includes FBI files on political organizations, activism, and domestic surveillance in the 20th century.
The FLTMAG, the online magazine of the International Association for Language Learning Technology (IALLT), has published a new article by Gisele El Khoury, Director of the Language Resource Center at...
Six St. Lawrence faculty members traveled to Ames, Iowa to share their expertise and help to improve the teaching and learning of statistics across the nation.
Congratulations to Cordelia Sherwood'26 for being selected and participating in McLaren Racing’s NEXT Program.
Explore Avian Conservation at the First Fall Faculty Cafe. Join us for a thought-provoking Faculty Cafe to kick off the fall semester, featuring Dr. Susan Willson and her research on one of North America's most rapidly declining songbirds.
Even though May isn't quite over, the Department of Math, Computer Science, and Statistics has had an incredible month, and we'd like to share some of our accomplishments and festivities:
St. Lawrence University’s Alumni Executive Council has announced that John M. Greenwood '75, P'13, Katherine Kretow Eyre '78, and Jack '11 and Emily Tulip Droppa '09 will receive Alumni Citations for their dedication and service to the Laurentian Community, while Mary Jane Potter '75 will receive the Sol Feinstone Award for Humanitarian Service.
The Global Studies Department is incredibly proud of all our graduating majors and minors. Commencement is always a bittersweet moment, but we were grateful to share a few more special memories with our amazing students during the reception at Leithead Fieldhouse.
Karni Keushgerian '25 and Evangeline Norman '26 each presented research at their first scholarly conference at Hartwick College's biannual Social Research Conference. This year's theme was "Portrait of a Tipping Point: Critical Questions for Social Scientists in 2025."