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Registration Open for Reunion Weekend 2026
Registration for Reunion Weekend 2026 is officially open, and those who register before March 1, 2026, are eligible for a special discount.
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Summer Surge Drives Growth in Study Abroad Participation at St. Lawrence
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.
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St. Lawrence in the News-October 7, 2025
This regular roundup features a selection of recent mentions of St. Lawrence University and its students, faculty, and staff in regional, national, and international media outlets.
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A Lifelong Laurentian Love Story
For Krissie Bonin ’90, P’22, ’25 and Brad Rauch ’89, P’22, ’25, St. Lawrence University is more than the place where they earned their degrees—it’s where they met, built lifelong friendships, launched careers, and instilled a shared sense of purpose in the next generation. With two of their four children now proud St. Lawrence alumni, and years of consistent giving and volunteerism under their belts, they embody what it means to be Sustaining Saints.
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St. Lawrence as “Soul Place”
Remarks from honorary doctor of humane letters recipient Mike Ranger '80, P'17 at Commencement 2025
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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
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Celebrate Our No. 1 Alumni Network Near You!
Laurentians excel at opening doors, sharing wisdom, and investing in one another’s success.
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An Evening With Adia Victoria
St. Lawrence University and the Ken Okoth '01 Black American Music Project will welcome Adia Victoria to campus for an evening concert on Friday, September 26, at 7 p.m. in the Peterson-Kermani Performance Hall.
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How a Dual Degree and a Big Idea Built a Better Air Purifier
Austin Riesenberger ’24 knew he was onto something big when, in his senior year, he innovated a new type of energy recovery ventilator, commonly called ERV, that is smaller, cheaper, and more efficient.
