Q&A: Meet Professor Cynthia Bansak
Meet Your Economics Mentor Charles A. Dana Professor of Economics Cynthia Bansak brings a wealth of expertise in labor economics, immigration, and international finance to her teaching. Known for her...
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Students and Faculty Attend and Present at Hudson River Undergraduate Math Conference (HRUMC)
Five SLU students presented their research projects at HRUMC.
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Q&A: Meet Professor Susan Willson
Meet Your Biology Mentor Associate Professor of Biology Susan Willson combines her love of ecology and hands-on teaching to inspire students to explore the natural world. Whether in the snow-covered...
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The Peace of Paper
Peace Paper Project inspires students to use paper for activist art
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Launch of New Center for Career Excellence Gets a $3 Million Boost
Hilary Ayn Valentine '89 gifts $3 million to launch new Center for Career Excellence
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Brain Blast Event Teaches Local Students Neuroscience
What are brain lobes? How do they impact sensation and perception? What about brain cells? Matter of fact, what even is the brain?
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Our Network at Work
Laurentians have a knack for showing up for each other. Ranked among the top alumni networks in the country, our extended community spans industries, continents, and generations, united by a deep commitment to helping one another succeed.
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First Person: Don't Worry, It's Going to Be More Than Okay
Sometimes in life, we fear the things that will change our lives for the better. I received my acceptance to St. Lawrence on a chilly day in March of 2019...
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Getting to Know Our Sustaining Saints
“Sustaining Saints” is our giving society that recognizes Laurentians who make consecutive annual gifts to the University for at least three years (or, for our newest alums, each of two years after graduation). Lynda Croker Moran ’69 and Bob Moran ’69 of Franklin Lakes, New Jersey, have made annual gifts every year since graduation. Here, in Lynda’s words, are some highlights from her life as a Laurentian.
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Rocking a New Space for Geology Majors
A major gift from Doug E. O’Brien ’75 and Kathryn K. O’Brien ’76 will transform the Geology Majors Room, which serves as an important central hub for geology students’ educational and social activities, alumni networking events, and academic work. The new space will be named the Dr. J. Mark Erickson Geology Majors Room in honor of their former professor, mentor, and friend.