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  1. Carey Scully Strobeck and her creative partner laugh while looking at fabric samples.

    The Home Team

    Carey Scully Strobeck ’96 is bringing apparel manufacturing back home to Vermont. With her clothing brand 4T2D and Burlington-based Fourbital Factory, the former Saints athlete is blending creativity, sustainable materials, and innovative technology to rethink how clothes are designed, made, and worn.

  2. Roxanne Stergas Scully and Russ Scully.

    The Ripple Effect

    Russ and Roxanne Scully ’91 are helping shape Vermont’s future by transforming Burlington’s waterfront into a hub for innovation and creating spaces where businesses and communities thrive. Fueled by entrepreneurship, investment, and a commitment to bringing people together, the Laurentian couple is making waves well beyond Lake Champlain.

  3. Carey Scully Strobeck and her creative partner laugh while looking at fabric samples.

    The SLU-Vermont Connection

    It’s no coincidence that nearly 1,500 Laurentians call Vermont home. Drawn by the same spirit of community, curiosity, stewardship, and innovation that defines a St. Lawrence education, they’re building businesses, strengthening institutions, and enriching communities across the Green Mountain State. Here are just a few of their stories.

  4. Campus in the fall

    Four Trustees Commit $1 Million Each to Support St. Lawrence Scholarships

    Four members of St. Lawrence University's Board of Trustees and their families have each committed $1 million to strengthen endowed scholarships, expanding access to a St. Lawrence education for future generations of students.

  5. Trustees Dachs and Spadfford

    St. Lawrence University Board of Trustees Elects Two New Members

    The St. Lawrence University Board of Trustees is pleased to welcome two new members: education and nonprofit leader Kate Dachs P'29 and healthcare entrepreneur and alumnus Jeff Spafford '88.

  6. Graduates in caps and gowns celebrate during a commencement ceremony in a crowded arena.

    St. Lawrence Class of 2026 Celebrates Its Superpowers

    As St. Lawrence University celebrated the Class of 2026 during Commencement ceremonies on Sunday, May 17, President Kate Morris encouraged graduates to harness the uniquely human “superpowers” they developed during their time on campus.

  7. Students digging skeletal remains

    Anthropology Professor and Students Investigate Unmarked Settler Burials Discovered in LeRay, NY

    Mindy Pitre

    When a local farmer in the Town of LeRay, New York began to prepare his field for the coming growing season, he discovered something unexpected: human skeletal remains. That’s when Mindy Pitre, Associate Professor and Chair of Anthropology, was called in as a bioarcheological consultant—charged with excavating and analyzing any human skeletal remains recovered.

  8. A diverse group of students and a conductor perform together in a choir, singing enthusiastically.

    Gunnison Memorial Chapel Marks 100 Years at the Heart of Campus Life

    Gunnison Memorial Chapel was filled with celebration, community, and music on April 25th as St. Lawrence celebrated the building’s 100th anniversary and honored a space that has evolved alongside the University while remaining at the center of campus life.

  9. Assistant Professor of Computer Science Kevin Angstadt ’14 works with a student in the Cybersecurity lab.

    Alden Trust Grant Powers Creation of Cybersecurity Teaching Lab at St. Lawrence

    St. Lawrence University has received a $200,000 grant commitment from the George I. Alden Trust to support a new Cybersecurity Teaching Laboratory that will enhance the University’s newest academic major: Cybersecurity.

  10. Saint Lawrence University President Kathryn Morris stands outside with her arms crossed on a bright spring day.

    Learning to Thrive in a Chaotic World

    President Morris reflects on the power and possibility of St. Lawrence's well-being initiative, SLU Thrives.