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St. Lawrence at McGill Model United Nations 2025: Congratulations to Our Delegates!

From January 30 to February 2, twenty-one St. Lawrence students took part in the McGill Model United Nations (McMUN 2025) in Montreal. Working with over 1000 delegates representing universities and colleges from across Canada, the United States, and even the UK, our delegates tackled issues inclu...

Forces Avenir - Seeking Students and Projects

Are you involved at your college or in your community? Do you like to put your leadership skills to good use in unifying projects? Is your engagement a source of academic motivation? Forces AVENIR is for you! What is Forces AVENIR? Forces AVENIR aims to recognize, honour, and promote ...

PW Sims Students Win 3rd Place in Hermès Case Competition at Université Laval

On January 25th, 2025, three 3rd-year students from the P.W. Sims Business Program won 3rd place in the Hermès College Case Competition, in accounting, held at Université Laval. In the order pictured, these students are Zara Picard, Nicolas Gagné and Charlie Tremblay Groleau. They were accompa...

Student Art Exhibition: Final Painting Project

This exhibit features the last project of the students in the Painting course. Students chose to paint an original composition or to draw inspiration from paintings from the past. Original compositions were created from a variety of references, including personal photos and sketches drawn from re...

Olympian Jean-Simon Desgagnés Visits St. Lawrence

On Tuesday, November 19th, we welcomed Olympian and Université Laval medical student Jean-Simon Desgagnés to the college for our annual Student Success Day. He spoke to an audience of students and staff about his background, his journey to the Paris 2024 Olympics, and how he achieves his goals. ...

Student Art Exhibition: Abstract Colour Studies

The students of the complementary Painting course are pleased to announce their second exhibition of the season: “Abstract Colour Studies”. Take a look at their marvellous paintings in the 3rd floor hallways. Based on “automatic drawing”, a surrealist technique, each student first drew a shape so...