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Looking Ahead, Reflecting Back: Meet St. Lawrence's Class of 2023

Members of St. Lawrence’s Class of 2023 are scholar-athletes, global citizens, campus leaders, and advocates. They're future diplomats, doctors, financial analysts, curators, and so much more.  

• May 17, 2023

ENGLISH FALL 2024 COURSE OFFERINGS

English FALL 2024 Course Offerings 100 level courses 123. Intro to Fiction Do you enjoy reading, watching, or listening to stories, but lack the words to describe why they appeal...

Coaching Certification

Students completing the following courses will earn a certificate to coach in the public schools of New York State. Students pursuing teacher certification in other disciplines are strongly encouraged to...

Learning Goals for SSES

The specific learning goals of the Sports Studies component are framed with the intent that students will come to know and can demonstrate how sport and physical activity: have been...

English Spring 2024 Course Offerings

English Spring 2024 Course Offerings 100 level courses 124. Intro to Poetry NO SENIORS Does poetry tend to baffle you, although you know there's something enticing about it that you'd...

Biology Courses

101. General Biology. (with lab) (1.25 units) An introduction to ecology, evolution, conservation of biological diversity, and comparative adaptation using an investigative and problem-based approach. Structured, skill-based lab exercises allow...

Home Grown

Saints Athletics benefits from young alumni returning to assist.

• Oct 31, 2022

Departmental Learning Goals

By the time students graduate from St. Lawrence, departments and programs expect their majors/minors to know and do the following: African Studies Anthropology Art & Art History Asian Studies Biology...

English Courses

100 Level courses 123. Intro to Fiction Do you enjoy reading, watching, or listening to stories, but lack the words to describe why they appeal to you and how they...

Past Sophomore Seminars

Fall 2025: DMF/SOC-3132: Tech & Social Change Zeyno Ustun, Tue/Thur, 9:40-11:10, (1.0 Credits) This course examines the history of media infrastructures and social change via the cinematic lens offered by...