Campus Tour

Built According to God's Plan

St. Lawrence Seminary is located on 150 acres in the rolling hills of central Wisconsin. The center of the campus is located atop a prominent "Hill" that serves as part of our challenging cross-country course. Eleven buildings fill the "Hill", from the traditional main building, Laurentianum, where the original St. Lawrence College met, to the beautiful, modern Chapel. These buildings hold everything the students need for daily life, including, but not limited to the Chapel, classrooms, a state-of-the-art computer lab, dorms, a gym, racquetball courts, a fitness center, a bowling alley, a store, the library, the dining hall, an auditorium and many, many other facilities. Along and below the hill are a softball field, two soccer fields, five tennis courts, a toboggan run and room for all kinds of “pick-up” games. Click to the right to visit our buildings.

The Laurentianum The five-story Laurentianum, also known as the Main Building, is the primary classroom building. The first floor also houses several administrative offices, including the offices of the Rector, the Academic Dean and the Dean of Students. Visitors to St. Lawrence are asked to report first to the Information Office on the first floor of the Laurentianum.