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Lawrentians Show Up in a Big Way for Giving Day
Read More: Lawrentians Show Up in a Big Way for Giving DayEach year, Giving Day showcases the generosity of the Lawrentian community, and this year’s effort was no exception. Supporters once again demonstrated their commitment to Lawrence University and its students, helping ensure that future generations can benefit from a Lawrence educations. As the physical campus has evolved and grown over the years, Lawrence’s mission has…
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Lawrence University expands direct admission partnerships across Wisconsin
Read More: Lawrence University expands direct admission partnerships across WisconsinNew partnerships build on Lawrence’s longstanding Wisconsin connections and recognize the achievements of college-ready students Lawrence University is deepening its investment in Wisconsin communities by expanding its Direct Admission Partnership program to more schools across the state. The effort builds on the university’s Direct Admission Partnership with Appleton Area School District, announced in 2025, which…
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America 250 concert to celebrate the many voices of the American experience
Read More: America 250 concert to celebrate the many voices of the American experienceLawrence University’s Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band come together for a special America 250 concert at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 17, in Memorial Chapel, celebrating the nation’s rich musical heritage through American composers, themes, and styles. The performance is free and open to the public. The evening will begin with The Prelude, a pre-concert reception…
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Community and the work of belonging shared at Matriculation Convocation
Read More: Community and the work of belonging shared at Matriculation ConvocationLawrence University President Laurie A. Carter challenged students, faculty, staff, and Fox Cities community members to embrace community as both a responsibility and a shared purpose as she welcomed the campus community to the 2026-27 academic year during Matriculation Convocation. This year, Lawrence welcomed 391 incoming students, 346 first-year, 29 transfer, and 16 international students…
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Lawrence University welcomes new students to campus
Read More: Lawrence University welcomes new students to campusCheered on by faculty, staff, alumni, and returning students, Lawrence University’s Class of 2030 passed through the Welcome Arch and across Main Hall Green on Sept. 8, marking the start of their Lawrence journeys. Families and supporters filled campus throughout Move-In Day as new Lawrentians settled into residence halls and gathered for the President’s Welcome…
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Lawrence Theatre of the Air Launches as Weekly Podcast, Bringing Golden Age Radio Drama to New Audiences
Read More: Lawrence Theatre of the Air Launches as Weekly Podcast, Bringing Golden Age Radio Drama to New Audiences18-episode inaugural season begins Thursday, September 3, 2026 Lawrence University’s Department of Theatre Arts announced today the launch of Lawrence Theatre of the Air as a weekly podcast series, making more than two decades of live Old Time Radio performances available to listeners everywhere for the first time. Beginning Thursday, September 3, 2026, one new…
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Lawrence Community Makes Music Across Appleton During Mile of Music
Read More: Lawrence Community Makes Music Across Appleton During Mile of MusicFor four days, downtown Appleton became a stage as Mile of Music returned with hundreds of free performances spanning venues across the city. Once again, the Lawrence community was woven throughout the festival, with students, alumni, faculty, and Lawrence Chamber Music Festival participants sharing their talents and celebrating the connection between the university and the…
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Menasha School District to host 5 home Football Games at Lawrence University’s Banta Bowl
Read More: Menasha School District to host 5 home Football Games at Lawrence University’s Banta BowlWhen news spread that a tornado had torn through the Fox Cities on July 27, the community was left shaken from the devastation. Miraculously, no fatalities were reported, though dozens of people were injured, and many families were displaced. The tornado moved through Appleton, Menasha, Fox Crossing, and Neenah, with Neenah and Menasha among the hardest-hit…
