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  1. In Memory: Martin Richman '50

    Dear Laurentian community, I write with the sad news that St. Lawrence Trustee Emeritus Martin “Marty” Richman ’50 passed away on May 22. He was 92. As a student and...

  2. Going For It

    by: Michael Greenwood & Nicole Panek Ryan stands at the front of the crowd, jumping back and forth as he recounts his and Marly’s experience on the Raquette River rapids...

  3. The 50-50s Don Leet Legacy Fund

    A new endowment to honor Don Leet and support future program excellence. “The 50-50s Don Leet Legacy Fund” (“50-50s Fund”) is a new endowment fund, supported by donors to the...

  4. New Faculty Bios 2023-24

    Lori Clark comes to St. Lawrence University as an instructor of Environmental Studies and Public Health. Her PhD research includes waste management, gas remediation and engineering, landfill gas modeling, and...

  5. Scarlet & Brown Stories

    Scarlet & Brown Stories: A podcast from St. Lawrence University On this podcast, you'll hear incredible stories from the Laurentian community as they chat about what St. Lawrence University and...

  6. In Memory: Lewis Barkley

    Dear Laurentian Community, I write to share the sad news that Lewis Barkley has died. He was 76. For more than 30 years, Lew worked in St. Lawrence’s Facilities Operations...

  7. Memories of Lewis Barkley

    Lew's stories and sense of humor made every day a great day! There's so much I could say about Lew but mostly that he asked for very little and gave...

  8. Memories of Joe Kling

    Joe was a great friend and mentor to me and a truly wonderful colleague. He made the Government Department and St. Lawrence better, more supportive, kinder places. He helped so...

  9. Memories of Thomas Foster

    Tom was a great person to be around, his quiet positivity was always welcome. Anonymous Where do I even start? All I can think of is how much I’ll miss...

  10. Memories of Steve Horwitz

    I first met Steve Horwitz when I interviewed him for a faculty profile for the University magazine. I learned more about economics (and enjoyed it!) in that one hour than...