Academics That Inspire
Dancer and choreographer Michelle N. Gibson will spend five days at Lawrence University, highlighted by a community event at Memorial Chapel that will get everyone moving. She will guest teach in multiple classes.
Lawrence professors Madera Allan, Sara Gross Ceballos, and Danielle Joyner, have spanned the disciplines in teaching about medieval Spain in class and on trips focused on the Cantigas de Santa Maria.
Forever a Lawrentian is back on campus for a second year. The celebration provides face-to-face connections between Lawrence University students and alumni. It'll take place across campus April 11-13.
Lawrentians Lead the Way
Student Profile
Maddy Tevonian '24: Study abroad fuels journey in religious studies, art history
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Majors, Minors, and Programs
No matter your passions, Lawrence has academic programs to fit your interests. From humanities to sciences to interdisciplinary fields, explore the possibilities.
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Studios, Programs, & Ensembles
In the Conservatory, you’ll experience a culture of creativity that grounds you in core musicianship while letting your musical imagination take flight.
Liberal Arts College
in Wisconsin
Lawrence is consistently recognized as one of the best schools in the state and country.
Student to Faculty Ratio
Small class sizes mean big opportunities to pursue your passions.
Placement Within
6 Months
Entering the job market, or in graduate or professional programs.
78 Watson Fellowships
Awarded for study abroad scholarly work.
What Will Be Your Next Brilliant Move?
On Any Given Day at Lawrence...
… you can go from a football game to a flute performance, from a chemistry class to a club meeting. The sheer variety of experiences you can participate in every day results in an education that is as individual and powerful as your imagination.
Traditions: 17 Days of Kindness
Kindness is a key component of community, particularly a community like Lawrence's that values acceptance and belonging. 17 Days of Kindness is an opportunity to engage in cultivating acts of kindness.
Sustainable Lawrence University Gardens
SLUG is a student-run, non-profit project at Lawrence University. The gardens consist of a honeybee apiary, perennial fruit tree orchard, and 1/4 acre annual garden with a hoop house.
Net Zero
Net-Zero Björklunden is creating a living-learning laboratory to test technology and give students and the public opportunities for learning about environmental sciences, renewable energy, and carbon sequestration.
Living our values.
Lawrentians work every day to become a more diverse, welcoming, and sustainable community.