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  1. Christopher Spitzmiller leans over a pottery wheel and works on his latest project.

    Big Idea: Spitzmiller’s Light Shines Bright

    When Christopher Spitzmiller ’94 graduated from St. Lawrence with his degree in fine arts, the ceramicist knew he was destined to follow in his grandfather’s footsteps and run his own business. As he...

  2. An aerial view of the Saint Lawrence University campus on a sunny day. The campus buildings are surrounded by lush green grass.

    $1.4 Million Legacy Gift Strengthens University’s Long-Term Financial Health

    In a significant show of generosity,  an anonymous donor has pledged a legacy gift of $1.4 million to support St. Lawrence University’s unrestricted endowment.

  3. Cody Belden '25

    Belden '25 Presents Results of Fall Semester Research

    Senior research project results.

  4. Anna Farh stands on a stage, holding a microphone, and laughs alongside two other people as she accepts an award.

    Bringing Film Festival Success to the Classroom

    “Valley of Exile,” Anna Fahr’s first full-length narrative film, is currently making waves on the festival circuit, earning critical acclaim and awards. While navigating the demands of an international film release, Fahr also balances her role as a full-time assistant professor in the new Digital Media and Film program, where she brings her extensive industry experience to the classroom.

  5. Franco Bari

    Franco Bari ’98, M’10 Nets New Leadership Role

    Franco Bari ’98, M’10 kicked off the season in a new leadership role as Director of Intercollegiate Athletics. After an extensive national search, Bari emerged as the top candidate, bringing with him a wealth of experience and a deep commitment to the Saints Athletics community.

  6. An aerial view of the Saint Lawrence University riding center. The grass and surrounding trees are vibrant green.

    Generous Gift Spurs Riding Barn Upgrades

    The St. Lawrence Riding Program is poised for an exciting transformation, thanks to a $660,000 anonymous gift aimed at revitalizing the west side of the Elsa Gunnison Appleton Riding Arena.

  7. A smiling instructor in a blue jacket shows a group of children a reflective metal sphere during a science demonstration. The children look on curiously, and their reflections are visible in the shiny surface of the sphere.

    How SLU PIC Empowers Students and Local Nonprofits to do Their Best Work

    What started with just five interns and a bold idea has grown into the powerhouse that is St. Lawrence University Public Interest Corps (SLU PIC) From sparking curiosity at the North Country Children’s Museum to transforming transportation access in the North Country, our students and alums are creating lasting impact.

  8. A group of Saint Lawrence students stand in a group and pose in front of a large city while studying abroad.

    Laurentians Receive Prestigious Awards for Off-Campus Study and Research

    For years, St. Lawrence has been recognized for its commitment to providing exceptional, immersive off-campus study opportunities which often include research and internship components. These experiences often guide students’ paths after graduation, whether they choose to enter the Peace Corps, pursue careers in foreign policy or international development, or apply for Fulbright awards.

  9. President Kathryn Morris

    Our Place, Our Purpose

    President Morris reflects on how the North Country is more than a beautiful setting for our institution, it's a part of who we are.

  10. Four students sit at a table, engaged in a discussion. They are wearing matching red Saint Lawrence University shirts, and several iced coffee drinks are on the table. The background shows a bright classroom with a colorful abstract design on the wall.

    Rewriting the STEM Equation for North Country Girls

    When St. Lawrence math professors Patti Frazer Lock P’08 and Daniel Look started planning the 2024 Math & Everything event, they knew they had their work cut out for them. Keenly aware of the misperceptions often associated with mathematics, statistics, and computer science majors and career paths for women, Lock and Look were determined to give high school women from across the North Country an opportunity to see their potential from a variety of new angles.