News
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Walking and Talking
Olivia White '17Tanner Fellow Ryan Schlosser ’21 dispatches from the Appalachian Trail
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A Legacy of Relationships, Trust, and Teamwork
Mike Mahoney '93, P'22 '24Coach. Coach Leet. Smoach. Don. No matter how you addressed him, when you saw Don Leet in Augsbury, on the field, in the classroom, or even at the poker table, you knew your interaction with him was...
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First Person: Working in Public Health During COVID-19
Lily MacCachran '22In September 2019, long before COVID-19 dominated global media, I decided to contact my local public health office and apply for an internship. Months later, there was a new lens for an internship...
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Scholarships and Who We Are
Jonathan Brown“I think our goal should be for all students, scholarship or not, to be able to focus stress-free on academics.” That’s Susan Woodward Hunnewell ’70 explaining why she is establishing an endowed...
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First Person: What It's Like Coming From a Diverse Background
Alessandra Uriarte '21My family is very important to me and has taught me so many valuable things. My family has shaped who I am, my beliefs, my opinions, and my experiences. I do not live in a diverse town, but diversity...
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University Receives $3 Million Gift to Launch New Center for Career Excellence
Inspired by St. Lawrence University’s high priority investment to make career programming a cornerstone of the student experience, Hilary Ayn Valentine '89 has designated her recent $3 million gift to the University endowment as the means to launch the new Center for Career Excellence.
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First Person: Debunking the Myths of Greek Life
Hayli Poisson '21You’ve seen the movies. You’ve read the articles. You’ve heard your parents try talking you out of joining one. I’m guessing you think you know what Greek life is all about. I’m here to tell you you...
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First Person: Take Control and Support Your Mental Health
Kaleigh McKillip '22The last seven months have been anything but normal. Adjusting to the new pandemic lifestyle has taken a toll on all of us, no matter where we are in the world. When the COVID-19 pandemic started, I...
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To Err on the Side of Love: Announcing The Reverend Kathleen Buckley Conference Room for Diversity & Inclusion
As part of the closing ceremonies of the UNITY Project at St. Lawrence University on Wednesday, Oct. 14, it was announced that Room 336 in the Sullivan Student Center would be named in memory of The Reverend Kathleen Buckley, St. Lawrence’s University Chaplain for 19 years.
