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Reunion concert in Memorial Chapel to celebrate music, influence of Fred Sturm
Read More: Reunion concert in Memorial Chapel to celebrate music, influence of Fred SturmThe late Fred Sturm ’73 was a prolific composer and music educator who led Lawrence’s jazz studies program for 26 years.
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Debut of Forever a Lawrentian brings new connections between students, alumni
Read More: Debut of Forever a Lawrentian brings new connections between students, alumniForever a Lawrentian brought students into conversation with alumni at events held across campus. (Photos by Danny Damiani)
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Forever a Lawrentian program to build engagement between students, alumni
Read More: Forever a Lawrentian program to build engagement between students, alumniLUAA members will be connecting with students on campus April 21-22. (Photo by Danny Damiani)
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’06 alumna charts historic course as first woman to lead U.S. Army Chorus
Read More: ’06 alumna charts historic course as first woman to lead U.S. Army ChorusBonnie Alger ’06 leads the U.S. Army Chorus in a performance in October. (Photo by Sergeant First Class Sonia Dell’Omo)
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Lawrence expertise fuels historical role-playing game that’s drawing rave reviews
Read More: Lawrence expertise fuels historical role-playing game that’s drawing rave reviewsPentiment was released in November by Xbox Studios.
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Lawrence experience, connections drive acoustic trio Sprig of That
Read More: Lawrence experience, connections drive acoustic trio Sprig of ThatSprig of That includes, from left, violinist Isabel Dammann ’17, tabla player Krissy Bergmark, and guitarist Ilan Blanck ’17. Here, they play during Mile of Music 2022 at The 513 in downtown Appleton. (Photos by Danny Damiani)
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Lawrence mourns death of emeritus trustee and supporter Thomas Kayser
Read More: Lawrence mourns death of emeritus trustee and supporter Thomas KayserLawrence University is mourning the death of Thomas C. Kayser ’58, an emeritus member of the Board of Trustees and a longtime supporter of his alma mater. He passed away Nov. 15 in the Twin Cities at the age of 85. Kayser, an accomplished attorney who served for eight years in the U.S. Air Force…
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Remembering Joseph Patterson Jr. for remarkable legacy on and off the field
Read More: Remembering Joseph Patterson Jr. for remarkable legacy on and off the fieldJoseph Patterson Jr. ’69 pumps his fists during a 2017 Lawrence Athletics Hall of Fame celebration at the Banta Bowl for the 1967 football team.



