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  1. Side-by-side images of two distance runners dressed in athletic clothing.

    From One NCAA Champion to Another

    Nick Lyndaker '26

    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.

  2. Group photo of the Legends of Appleton Alumni game

    St. Lawrence Launches Men’s Hockey Endowment in Memory of Ray Shero ’84

    St. Lawrence University has launched the Ray Shero ’84 Memorial Endowed Fund for Men’s Hockey, a new initiative co-created by hockey alumni and friends to honor the transformational legacy of the late Ray Shero ’84.

  3. Saint Lawrence professor Mark Erickson teaching a class

    St. Lawrence University Announces $3.5 Million Gift to Endow Geology Professorship

    St. Lawrence University has received a transformative $3.5 million gift from anonymous donors to establish the Mark Erickson Endowed Professorship in Geology, honoring Professor Emeritus Mark Erickson’s more than four decades of teaching, mentorship, and scholarship.

  4. 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.

  5. 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

  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