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Summerterm
Summerterm 2026 Courses Offered Summerterm courses will take place online and asynchronously from May 26, 2026 – June 26, 2026. We anticipate the complete schedule of available courses to be...
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CIIS Information Table and Postcard Decorating
Celebrate World Languages Week with CIIS!
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Young Alumni at Work: Entrepreneurial Spirit
Many Laurentians have used their personal experiences, research, and creativity to build their businesses, carving out new spaces and making room for new ideas.
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Comparative Politics
The government curriculum focuses on the four main subfields of the discipline: American Politics, Comparative Politics, Political Theory, and International Politics. The department also has special strengths in American judicial...
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First Person: Gettin' Green
St. Lawrence has no shortage of crazy creative, passionate, and environmentally-conscious students, and any student can get involved by joining one of these student-run environmental organizations: 1. Environmental Conservation Committee...
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St. Lawrence Fed Challenge Team Tackles Real-World Financial Challenges
St. Lawrence University’s Fed Challenge team leveraged the power of their liberal arts education, the University’s top-ranked alumni network, and financial support from a local bank to prepare for this year’s virtual National College Fed Challenge.
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French courses
101 Elementary French (with Lab) This course provides an introduction to basic structures and develops skills in speaking, reading, writing and oral comprehension. In class and in the language laboratory...
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English Professor Publishes Article
Professor of English Caroline Breashears recently published an article about the novel A Gentleman in Moscow for the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE). Breashears was inspired to write the piece...
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Donors Light Up Bloomberg Lab Ticker-Tape
Jim ’69 and Charlie Mahoney ’69 are among the alum and parent donors whose names appear on the ticker-tape outside the Bloomberg Finance Lab. While the lab was created with funds from a George I. Alden Trust grant, these individual gifts fund annual licensing renewal for the proprietary Bloomberg terminals.