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Dr. Ed Harcourt Honored by Class of 2026 with Top Faculty Award
Jaime CarrollDr. Ed Harcourt, Charles A. Dana Professor of Computer Science, has been named the recipient of the Owen D. Young Outstanding Faculty Member Award by the graduating Class of 2026—one of the University...
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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.
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Driven by Curiosity and Community: Meet St. Lawrence's Class of 2026
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.
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Four Alumni to Receive 2026 Awards from Alumni Executive Council
St. Lawrence University’s Alumni Executive Council has announced that Barbara S. Christie '76, Robert "Bob" E. Rich III '89, and Julia Steckel Fleischner '95, P'24 will receive Alumni Citations for...
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MCSS Faculty and Student Shine at MCCNNY Conference
Faculty and students from the Department of Mathematics, Computer Science, and Statistics (MCSS) were well represented at the Mathematics Conference of the Capital Region of New York (MCCNNY), held on...
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LAND, LIBERTY and LOSS: ECHOES of the AMERICAN REVOLUTION – PART 2
Historian and professor Dr. Melissane Schrems. . . . Focuses on “Our North Country in the Revolutionary War” Sackets Harbor Battlefield State Historic Site Thursday May 7 at 6:30pm Union Hotel (401...
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Physics Seniors Present Results of SYE Research
Graduating seniors give the final talk of their undergraduate careers.
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Anthropology Professor and Students Investigate Unmarked Settler Burials Discovered in LeRay, NY
Mindy PitreWhen 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.
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Faculty Focus - May 6, 2026
Faculty members put their knowledge into action so students and others are able to benefit from it. Recently, faculty published papers in prestigious outlets and presented at renowned conferences.
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Students and Alumni Team Up on Real-World Design and Marketing Projects
The St. Lawrence University Alumni Executive Council (AEC) recently partnered with faculty to create a hands-on learning experience that connected Laurentians across generations—and continents.
