SYE Policy
SYE Compensation Policy Last updated: October 2024 In 2010-2011 under consultation with Faculty Council who received a "Report from the Ad Hoc Committee on SYE: Recession Response" our SYE Compensation...
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Melanie Smeallie Mbuyi ’77
Remarks to Graduates, May 20, 2018 Thank you, President Fox, Trustees, Faculty, fellow Honorees, my friends and family, and most importantly the class of 2018. I am truly honored to...
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St. Lawrence Student Government Gives $1 Million in Support of Student Mental Health Care
The Thelomathesian Society (also known as “Thelmo”) is donating $1 million to create an endowed fund aimed at increasing the availability of student mental health care on the St. Lawrence University campus.
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Making It Work
Strength and conditioning—quarantine edition
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Academic Honor Policy
Academic Integrity Procedures All students at St. Lawrence University are bound by honor to maintain the highest level of academic integrity. By virtue of membership in the St. Lawrence community...
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Academic Honor Council Constitution
Appendix III: The Constitution of the Academic Honor Council shall be as follows in accordance with ARTICLE XI, Section 2: Clause I: The Academic Honor Code – Responsibilities of the...
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Evelyn Wande Balele
Evelyn Wande Balele from Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, is a first-year aspiring to major in computer science and business in the liberal arts. She is a member of Common Grounds...
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Foreign Language Placement
If you wish to study a foreign language at St. Lawrence, please read the instructions on the Modern Languages & Literatures department website, which will help you enroll in the...
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Resource and Reference Links
Quick Reference Links Student Resources Faculty Resources Community Partner Resources Community Partnerships Campus Connections Center for Career Excellence First-Year Program SLU Public Interest Corps Volunteer Services Additional Resources About the...
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An Evening with Acclaimed Musician and Race Relations Expert Daryl Davis
St. Lawrence University and the Ken Okoth ’01 Black American Music Project will welcome acclaimed musician and race relations expert Daryl Davis for an evening lecture and show on Thursday, March 2 at 7 p.m. in Peterson-Kermani Performance Hall. This event is free and open to the public.