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Strange in the Familiar: Exploring humanity through anthropology and science fiction
Read More: Strange in the Familiar: Exploring humanity through anthropology and science fictionSci-Fi: An Anthropology Anthology of Other Worlds with a 3D printer in the university Makerspace (Deanna Kolell)
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Student research in humanities, social sciences shines in Harrison Symposium
Read More: Student research in humanities, social sciences shines in Harrison SymposiumTee Karki, a Lawrence junior, presents her research on restorative justice during Saturday’s Harrison Symposium in Main Hall. (Photo by Liz Boutelle)
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Lawrence students, alums provide outreach on KidsGive trip to Sierra Leone
Read More: Lawrence students, alums provide outreach on KidsGive trip to Sierra LeoneLawrence students Sid Short and Tomi Oladunjoye pose for a photo with students in Mattru Jong. (Photos by KidsGive travel group)
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From podcast to escape rooms, final exams at Lawrence can get creative
Read More: From podcast to escape rooms, final exams at Lawrence can get creativeStudents work to solve an escape room set up in the Mudd Library during spring term finals. For Lavanya Murali, the teaching approach was all about experiential learning.
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Lawrence students can access funds to pursue passion projects, engaged learning
Read More: Lawrence students can access funds to pursue passion projects, engaged learningSummer research, including work done by Lawrence students last summer at Two Creeks Buried State Forest Natural Area, is funded via the Lawrence University Research Fellows (LURF) program. (Photo by Danny Damiani)
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On Main Hall Green With … Jason Brozek: Global perspective, local impact
Read More: On Main Hall Green With … Jason Brozek: Global perspective, local impactPortrait on Main Hall Green: Jason Brozek (Photo by Danny Damiani)
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Use of VR tech now reality in classrooms; FaCE grant to ramp up pace
Read More: Use of VR tech now reality in classrooms; FaCE grant to ramp up paceSenior Experience in Virtual Reality “One of the reasons I did that project was not only to explore my interest in it but also to give Lawrence the chance to pioneer in an art medium and form that not many schools are doing yet.” Christopher Gore-Gammon ’17, on creating with virtual reality — — —…
