Blaze Your Own Trail
Our campus is your trailhead, but the adventure is totally up to you.
There are 6,360 hours in an academic year, and our students don’t like to waste a single one. Each day, their calendars are filled with creative combinations of club meetings, shows, events, athletic competitions, and adventures on campus and off.
Every St. Lawrence experience, including yours, is unique.
Meet Senior Shedrack Bogonko
After four years, the positive impact that Shedrack Bogonko '22 has made on his alma mater is visible. A government and business in the liberal arts combined major, Shedrack's legacy is one to be proud of.
Opportunities Beyond the Classroom
on-campus events to attend
Scarlet, Brown, and Green
Here, our students don’t just learn about sustainability, they live it—from their work in our Living Lab to the food they harvest and eat to their off-campus study adventures.
chances to cheer on the Saints on the field, the pitch, the water, or the ice
theme cottages
where students with shared interests live together and host events that engage the larger community.
150+ clubs and organizations to join
Including...
- student-run music groups
- on-campus media outlets
- intramural sports
- student government
- entrepreneurship and economics clubs
- environmental, racial justice, and gender advocacy organizations
Your Trailhead to Outdoor Adventure
Laurentians are poised for adventure in every season, no matter the conditions. Whether hiking through the Adirondacks during our annual Peak Weekend event or embarking on a pre-orientation trip as a first-year, our students are always exploring.
Welcome to Our World
It's not hard to fall in love with the quiet charm and natural beauty of our home in Canton, N.Y. and the surrounding North Country. After four years, it'll find a place in your heart, too. (Video by Owen Hammel '22)
Empowering North Country Connections
This summer, Alexandria Hansson '22 and Emilia Vardai-Davidson '23 helped to strengthen communities and protect our environment by promoting access to local food while interning with the Cornell Cooperative Extension. This experience was made possible by the St. Lawrence University Public Interest Corp (SLUPIC) program, which provides funding and on-campus housing for students to intern with local non-profits and organizations.