Dean's List - Fall 2021
Last Class Abell, Matthew JR Abramson, Kyle SO Ahern, Aubrey JR Aldrich, Gabrielle SO Al Obaidi, Amna SR Ames, Cole SO Amico, Madison SR Amory, Curtis JR Anannya, Anuva SR...
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Dean's List - Spring 2022
Preferred Student Class Level Abell, Matthew JR Abramson, Kyle SO Adams, Billy FY Adams, Grant SO Ahern, Aubrey JR Albright, Isaiah JR Aldrich, Gabrielle SO Allan, Jaime DC Al Obaidi...
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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...
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Memories of Professor Emeritus Robert Wells
Thank you, Bob, for all that you have done for the international community of SLU. I'll remember you by your visits to SC 236 on your way to visit Elaine...
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Summer Research Involvement
There are a plethora of summer research opportunities for St. Lawrence students involving math, computer science, or statistics. Many of our students are awarded SLU Fellowships or McNair Scholarships to...
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Dean's List-Fall 2022
Adams, Grant JR Adiutori, Lucy JR Aggarwal, Navya FY Agostinelli, Emilia FY Aldrich, Gabrielle JR Aldrich, Mallory FY Alfieri, Annie JR Ames, Cole JR Anderson, Anika SR Anderson, Liz FY...
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Dean's List-Spring 2023
Preferred Student Class Level Abell, Matthew DC Adams, Grant JR Aggarwal, Navya FY Agostinelli, Emilia FY Agyekum, Michael FY Ahern, Aubrey DC Aksdal-Jansen, Angelica FY Ali, Mahmoud FY Allman, Mathias...
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Green Bank Workshop 2022
Physics majors Hailee Perkins '22, Tyler Karasinski '24 and Lesley Reyes '25 accompanied astronomers Aileen O'Donoghue and Jeffrey Miller to the 2022 Undergraduate ALFALFA Team (UAT) Workshop, from June 21...
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Student Conference Participation
HRUMC / Festival of Science / CCSCNE The majority of our students present research at conferences. We take a large contingent of students every year to the Hudson River Undergraduate...
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Total Solar Eclipse 2024
On April 8, 2024, the St. Lawrence University campus will experience a rare total solar eclipse as the path of totality makes its way across St. Lawrence County.