

On the Cover:
A new residence hall bordering a renovated Quad was not the only change that greeted
Laurentians at the start of the fall semester; for others, begin on page 28.
Photographed by Tara Freeman
Above:
“Unwritten Letters” by Tandazani Dhlakama ’11 of the National Gallery of Zimbabwe was part of the
show that celebrated the 40th anniversary of St. Lawrence’s Kenya Program. For more, see page 22.
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A professor’s now-famous last words as he sent off St. Lawrence’s
first students to study abroad:
“Don't Mess it Up.”
The rhythm you’ll feel when you see this collection is the art whispering
“O God of All Creation,”
Kenya’s national anthem.
Building the student experience alongside our most beloved
traditions:
“New Looks on the Old Campus”
unite then and now.
st. lawrence university | fall 2014
Departments
On Campus
On Social Media
Sports
Philanthropy in Action
Laurentian Portrait
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In Every Issue
A Word from the President
Letters
From the Archives
Class Notes
Final Thought
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Fall
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Color Coded: As the 2014-15 academic year got underway
in late August, members of the various first-year colleges
donned coordinated t-shirts and launched themselves into
First-Year Cup competition, designed to forge college identity,
help the newest Laurentians learn about St. Lawrence, and
encourage them to become engaged with University life by
earning points for attending events on campus.