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  1. Dr. Edward “Ted” F. Higgins ’71

    Dr. Edward “Ted” Higgins has dedicated his life to providing top-tier surgical care to patients around the world. A 1971 graduate of St. Lawrence, Ted earned his degree in government...

  2. Lee, Rebert, Priest and Reiff

    There are 22 CAs in Lee, Rebert, Priest and Reiff. These buildings are primarily used for housing First Year students in an FYP. These CAs help build community within their...

  3. Global Information System

    The GIS Program at St. Lawrence University is one of many services offered by the University Libraries. Located on the top floor of the Launders Science Library, we provide instructional...

  4. Alumni Executive Council Business Meeting

    January 28, 2023 10:30 A.M. EST Vice-President Chelsea Lloyd called the meeting to order at 10:30 am EST. Following roll call by Secretary Laura Patrick, a quorum was documented. Present...

  5. Returning from Off-Campus Study

    Welcome back! We hope you've had a rewarding and positive experience studying and living off campus. For many returning students, the return "home" is the most challenging part of studying...

  6. First-Gen Initiative

    The First-Gen Initiative was developed to both support and celebrate first-generation college students (students who are the first in their family to go to college). First-gen students make a valuable...

  7. Munro Family Climbing Wall

    The Climbing Wall will be closed for Winter Break starting December 19th until mid- January. Limited hours for Finals Week. Check Instagram @sluclimbing for Finals Week hours and opening day...

  8. Evan Haynes '12 ( Studio Art)

    Evan Tear Haynes is Art Director at DNA Seattle. Evan received his Bachelor’s degree in Art & Art History with a minor in Film & Representation Studies from St Lawrence...

  9. Dean Eaton, Gaines, and Whitman

    There are 21 CAs in Dean Eaton, Gaines, and Whitman. Gaines and Whitman are primarily used for housing First Year students in an FYP, Dean Eaton is used for upperclass...