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They’re aspiring scientists and economists, varsity athletes and community leaders, first-generation college students and next-generation Laurentians. They’ve arrived from 22 states, 18 countries, and more than 300 high schools around the world.
St. Lawrence once again earned multiple accolades in The Princeton Review’s Best 392 Colleges for 2027, securing a place on 15 top 25 lists that paint a distinctive picture of life on campus: academically ambitious, supportive from every angle, connected to the outdoors, and powered by a community students care for.
St. Lawrence University is expanding opportunities for student-athletes with the addition of two NCAA Emerging Sports for Women.
The Class of 2026 leaves St. Lawrence with stories of adventure, discovery, leadership, and lifelong connection. Whether conducting research, taking advantage of our new majors, leading student organizations, studying abroad, or creating new traditions, these Laurentians have shaped their own unique paths—and made our community better along the way.
On Friday, April 24, student brilliance was on display for our festival of Science, Scholarship, and Creativity. Across campus, the St. Lawrence community came together to celebrate student research presentations, musical and dance performances, and the senior art exhibition. This campus tradition has been a highlight of the spring semester since 2014.
A two-time NCAA champion in the 1,500-meter run, Jukka Tammisuo ’87 set the standard for the St. Lawrence track and field program. The Saints current national champion. Nick Lyndaker ’26, who will defend his NCAA title in the mile this indoor season, reflects on his mentor’s journey, how it’s influenced his own, and how learning to “trust the kick” has helped him become a formidable competitor in DIII track and field.
More than a campaign or a collection of programs, SLU Thrives represents a bold reimagining of what it means to support students in the 21st century. It begins with a simple but powerful premise: students cannot succeed academically, socially, or professionally unless they first know how to be well.
Overall participation in St. Lawrence’s study abroad programs is on the rise, thanks in large part to a sharp increase in the number of students taking advantage of summer off-campus study experiences overseas.
How students helped make dining greener by reducing and composting food waste.
St. Lawrence University has once again been recognized as one of the nation’s top liberal arts colleges by U.S. News & World Report.