Art & Art History SYE Exhibition 2018, April 27- May 20
April 27 – May 20 Art & Art History SYE Exhibition: Beauty and Resistance. Richard F. Brush Art Gallery. Opening reception: Friday, April 27 at 5:30, in the gallery No...
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Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Celebration
St. Lawrence University recognizes 2021 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day with poetry, song, and art – sponsored by the Black Laurentian Initiative, the Chaplain’s Office, the Office for Diversity &...
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Professor Mark MacWilliams to preside over panel at American Academy of Religion’s Annual Meeting
Professor Mark MacWilliams’ 2024 American Academy of Religion Panel has been accepted for their annual meeting in November. Religious Studies Reviews: On the Importance and Future of the Form will...
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Helping Your Pet's Favorite Brand Recruit the Right People
When Andrew Han '23 saw an ad for a summer internship with the online pet supply retailer Chewy.com, he applied without many expectations.
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Big Ink Extravaganza
Five students in L.M. & G.L. Flint Professor of Fine Arts Melissa Schulenberg's Advanced Printmaking class were invited to participate in printing large woodblock prints with Big Ink at SUNY...
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English Class at Cornell Cooperative Farm
Professor Mark Sturges recently took his English class on a field trip to Cornell Cooperative Extension farm.
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Scholarship from the St. Lawrence County Rock and Mineral Club
The Geology Department congratulates Aubrey Burns ’23 and Marika Stauring ’24, as they were each selected to receive a scholarship from the St. Lawrence County Rock and Mineral Club. This...
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Discovering New Ways to Hide
Margaret Dener '22 reflects on her favorite hiding spot in Canton that served as comfort during COVID-19.
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First Person: What "Community" At St. Lawrence Really Feels Like
When touring St. Lawrence, reading about St. Lawrence, or asking students about St. Lawrence, they will all talk about the community that the St. Lawrence campus has to offer. But...
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Crunching the Numbers
From artificial photosynthesis to simulating molecular behaviors of rare platinum metals, St. Lawrence is calculating the future with a new NSF-funded high-capacity computer.