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  1. Active NSF Awards Top $1 Million

    Over the last year, the National Science Foundation has awarded St. Lawrence University more than $1 million for various faculty-led projects. The latest award of $282,390 will allow the University to obtain a laser-scanning confocal microscope to be used by the Department of Biology.

  2. Gunnar Ohlson and Margaret Mauch travel to study site near Savoonga, Alaska.

    St. Lawrence Receives NSF Grants for Research Projects

    The National Science Foundation has awarded two separate grants for projects led by St. Lawrence University faculty.

  3. Tanner Fellowship Supports Student Teaching in Peru

    Kaleigh White ’18 of Middleton, Massachusetts, was awarded a 2016 Tanner Fellowship and spent five weeks teaching in Trujillo, Peru.

  4. Students Awarded Davis UWC Projects for Peace

    Two St. Lawrence University students have been selected to receive funding this summer for their Davis UWC Projects for Peace 2016 proposals.

  5. Claire Silberg in Kenya with her Hadzabe guide and language instructor.

    Recent Alumna Awarded Fulbright to Teach in Kenya

    A recent St. Lawrence University graduate and Kenya Semester Program participant has been awarded a Fulbright U.S. Student Program grant, allowing her to teach in Kenya.

  6. Jim Wallace.

    Major Gift Will Endow Professorship in Psychology

    An extraordinarily generous gift from a loyal Laurentian will endow a permanent teaching position by honoring longtime psychology professor James R. Wallace for his 40-year impact on students, children and teachers.

  7. Llorente Named as Associate Dean of CIIS

    St. Lawrence University has announced that Professor of Modern Languages and Literatures Marina Llorente will become the next Associate Dean for International and Intercultural Education. 

  8. Grant Awarded For Student-Faculty Research in South Africa

    In October 2015, students rallied outside government buildings across South Africa against proposed hikes in university fees. Earlier that year, using the social media hashtags #FeesMustFall and #RhodesMustFall, students protested against the statue of industrialist Cecil Rhodes at the University of Cape Town, which had become a symbol of that nation’s colonial past and racial oppression.

  9. A student, wearing headphones and a green jacket, uses a computer at Saint Lawrence University.

    Gladys Brooks Provides Funding for Language Lab Renovation

    St. Lawrence University has received a $100,000 grant from a private foundation that will aid in the renovation of two language learning laboratories in an effort to modernize second-language learning and connect St. Lawrence to the global community.

  10. Several Saint Lawrence University students and two faculty members, who participated in the New York Fed challenge, gather on the quad.

    St. Lawrence Students Advance at Fed Challenge

    St. Lawrence University’s Fed Challenge team has advanced to the semifinal round, which will take place on Nov. 16 at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.