First Person: 10 Things You'll Learn as an Admissions Summer Intern
Entering the adult world is scary. In my first year at St. Lawrence, I had no idea what I wanted to major in, let alone what I wanted to do...
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Let’s Make Some Dust!
By Ella Pecor & Keegan Leboffe November 18, 2024 As the infamous Monday morning rolls around and Arcadians fumble their way to the kitchen, a certain excitement buzzes in the...
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Where Can a Multi-Field Major Take You?
St. Lawrence students use their curiosities and passions to drive their academic adventures. While nearly half pursue more than one major, a handful of students create their own program of...
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Sample Application Questions
Below are key questions from the off-campus study application for Fall/Spring semester programs. We encourage you to review these questions as you consider which program(s) you wish to apply. These...
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Faculty Focus-May 20, 2025
Faculty members put their knowledge into action so students and others are able to benefit from it. Recently, faculty were appointed to high-profile advisory positions, were interviewed in impactful publications, and won prestigious awards.
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St. Lawrence Welcomes New McCurdy-Sprague Trustees
St. Lawrence University’s Board of Trustees has elected Andrew J. Alvarez and Tabitha Ferrer Flood, both Class of 2008 graduates, as McCurdy-Sprague trustees for a period of four years. Their terms begin on June 1.
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Kathryn A. Morris Named 19th President of St. Lawrence University
The St. Lawrence University Board of Trustees announced on Thursday, February 4, that Kathryn A. Morris, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs at Butler University in Indianapolis, Indiana, has been selected as the University’s 19th President.
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Diversity and Inclusion Week: Moments in History
St. Lawrence University’s Diversity and Inclusion Week Committee is excited to celebrate our sixth Diversity & Inclusion week beginning Monday, March 4 –Friday, March 8. Our theme this year is...
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Making It Work
Strength and conditioning—quarantine edition
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Academic support services
Your most important resources for help in your classes are your professors for those classes and your academic advisor. Always speak with them if you experience challenges in a class.