Empowering Economic Development as an SLC Chamber of Commerce Intern
Charles Shaw '22 feels that he has found a home in the North Country. After four years at St. Lawrence, he wanted to give back to the surrounding community.
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Beyond Burdens and Traumas: HEOP Works
March 11, 2020. Bill Short, director of the St. Lawrence’s Arthur O. Eve Higher Education Opportunity Program (HEOP), began the same 15-minute drive from his home in Madrid, New York...
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Building on the Success of Every Laurentian
Originally Published in the Campaign Impact Report, September 2021. Looking back now on the Campaign, it’s clear that it brought all of us together in remarkable ways. Every Laurentian has...
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Attention to Service: A Military Hat Trick
“It’s a St. Lawrence success story, really,” testifies classmate and friend Tom Reilly ’83 about three Laurentians who entered military service after graduating from St. Lawrence in the early ’80s...
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Education Prof. Pens Response to COVID-19 Crisis
Jeffrey Frank, associate professor and coordinator of undergraduate programs in education, had a piece published by Lever Press on the importance of a liberal arts education during the COVID-19 crisis...
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The BIG Outdoors
Edward Keable ’83 feels at home in the small town of Grand Canyon National Park
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Adding Minor Complexities to Education
The Education department continues to strive for critical engagement within classes and extensive support for its students
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Reflections of a First-Gen Graduate
Senior Orator and Joan Donovan Speech Contest winner Brian Uceta delivered rousing remarks at Commencement. Here, he shares his remarks, with additional reflections on his journey.
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Student’s Work Wins Shoe Designer Fluevog’s Contest
Canadian shoe designer John Fluevog chose four finalists for his Fluevog Creative Ad Contest and his fans selected the winning design, which belongs to a St. Lawrence University student.
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Welcome, St. Lawrence Class of 2027!
St. Lawrence’s newest Laurentians should already feel immensely proud of themselves. From their high school achievements in the classroom and community, the members of the Class of 2027 bring passion and curiosity to their next great adventure in the North Country and enter St. Lawrence with the highest-ever cumulative GPA of 93. Forty-three percent graduated at the top of their class. They celebrated their Matriculation on Sunday, August 20, and are now poised to make their mark on St. Lawrence.