探索我们的校园

Tree houses in our library. Student creativity on display in our art gallery. Miles of trails to explore on two feet, two wheels, or a pair of skis. Themed cottages for students to live, gather and exchange ideas. Tucked away spots for studying and wide open spaces for yoga, 户外电影之夜, 或者周末烧烤. There’s so much to explore in our corner of the North Country and we know you’ll find your own corner on our campus.

历史悠久的校园

The rich history of our campus is alive in many of our favorite buildings. Our oldest, 理查森大厅, was built in 1856 and housed the dining room, chapel, classrooms, and dormitory space in the University’s early years. It is one of 11 campus spaces listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

教堂的钟声

From the athletic fields to Herring Cole, you can hear the chapel bells ringing daily at 5 p.m. In addition to our school songs, you're likely to hear pop culture favorites and the occasional 生日快乐. It's a new mix every day depending on the bell ringer!

吊床挂在外面

When it comes to preferred seating options on campus, hammocks are second only to Adirondack chairs among our students. They’re a regular sight in the fall and a sure sign of warm days ahead in the spring.

Low-Mow区

Intended to preserve natural wildlife habitats on campus, designated low-mow zones are alive with bees, 野花, 和鸟类.

 

现场音乐

Stoop shows at the Arts Annex showcase student performers and are the perfect way to unwind after a week of classes. 穿过校园, the student-run Java Barn comes alive every weekend with live music and plenty of snacks. 

1:1 Student-to-Tree Ratio

在圣. 劳伦斯, there’s a tree with your name on it (at least for four years)--there when you need a shady space to study or a place to hang your hammock.

Winter Adventures Close to Home

When temperatures drop, the boots, skis, sleds, and snowboards come out. Don’t be surprised if you find snowshoe tracks alongside footprints on your walk to class.

来吧，圣徒们!

With 35 varsity athletic programs, there’s plenty to cheer for. Saints love to support their friends on and off the playing field in every season.

 

高架学习空间

It turns out a little elevation can be good for the brain. For a different perspective and fewer distractions, climb up into one of our treehouses among the stacks in Owen D. 年轻的图书馆.