PCA Courses Offered
100. Beginning Ballet Fundamentals of classical ballet including barre, center work, and across-the-floor movements with emphasis on body alignment and elements of ballet style. Material is presented in a progression...
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Learning Spaces & Experiences
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The World According to Chocolate
How the Forrest E. Mars, Jr. Chocolate History Research Grant was a passport to understanding everything.
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Environmental Studies-Sociology Combined Major Advising Checklist
SOCIOLOGY REQUIREMENTS: _____ One course at the 100-level. Choose from: o SOC 101 Principles of Sociology o SOC 110 Global Problems o SOC 112 Inequality o SOC 161 Social Problems...
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Five Alumni to Receive 2025 Awards from Alumni Executive Council
St. Lawrence University’s Alumni Executive Council has announced that John M. Greenwood '75, P'13, Katherine Kretow Eyre '78, and Jack '11 and Emily Tulip Droppa '09 will receive Alumni Citations...
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Weekly Updates
2025 Bound for Dear Arcadia (Sept. 1) Growing Home (Sept. 8) Full Circle: Arcadian Time (Sept. 15) The Song of Arcadian Life (Sept. 22) Rooted in Arcadia (Sept. 29) The...
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Academics Opportunities
Our Center for the Environment is built on strong partnerships with programs that extend from our campus in Canton to the peaks of the Adirondack Mountains and classrooms around the...
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Courses
Courses In addition to the regularly taught courses listed below, Special Topics courses are often offered. 101. IntroSoc: Principles of Sociology. The goal of this course is to introduce students...
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Heidi Hansen ’70
Heidi Hansen ’70 has been a loyal Laurentian for over 50 years, having built a sustained legacy of service and friendship. A student leader who graduated from St. Lawrence University...
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Festival of Science, Scholarship and Creativity 2025
St. Lawrence buzzed with excitement on Friday, April 25, as it celebrated student research presentations, musical and dance performances, as well as the senior art exhibition during the annual Festival of Science, Scholarship, and Creativity—a campus-wide tradition that began in 2014.