President Laurie A. Carter was officially welcomed to Lawrence University Friday with a light-filled inauguration ceremony in Memorial Chapel.
The May 13 inauguration of President Laurie A. Carter will kick off a two-day campus celebration that also honors the 175-year anniversary of the founding of Lawrence.
Lawrence University is included in The Princeton Review’s 2022 listing of Best Value Colleges in the country and placed in the top 20 on a list of Best Schools for Making an Impact.
Actor Anthony Mackie has been named the 2022 Commencement speaker at Lawrence University. He will speak to graduates at the June 12 ceremony.
President Laurie A. Carter signed the Second Nature Climate Commitment on Earth Day. Lawrence joins colleges and universities across the country in the Climate Leadership Network .
Samir Datta has been named the new vice president for finance and administration at Lawrence University.
Lawrence University is ranked among the top 10 small colleges in the Midwest in the recently released Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education College Rankings.
The summer and fall seminars at Björklunden are returning in person for the first time in three years, beginning in mid-June and continuing through mid-October. The COVID-19 pandemic shut down the seminars in 2020 and 2021.
Lawrence University is launching a year-long celebration of its 175th anniversary this weekend, complete with a virtual trivia contest, a live-streamed music recital, and the opening of an online merchandise store.
When Laurie Carter began her tenure as Lawrence's new president on July 1, it marked a pivotal moment in Lawrence’s 174-year history, with faculty and students returning to the classroom after four terms of distance learning. Her first six months have focused on conversation and community.
More than 3,300 donors stepped up to contribute more than $1.97 million during Lawrence University's Giving Day, both all-time highs for the eighth annual event.
The Princeton Review 2022 Guide to Green Colleges recognizes Lawrence as one of the 420 most environmentally responsible schools.
Robyn Bowers, a leader in student recruitment at Kenyon College, has been named the new dean of admissions at Lawrence University.
Dr. Ashley Lewis has been named the associate vice president for enrollment at Lawrence University, a new position that aims to strengthen Lawrence’s commitment to student retention and persistence.
Katy Schwartz-Strei ’84, who has forged an impressive career as a leader in human resources, has joined the Lawrence University Board of Trustees.
Chris Cornelius' contemporary art sculpture sparks conversations and adds visibility to Indigenous communities and their histories.
The sixth annual Indigenous Peoples’ Day Celebration at Lawrence University on Oct. 11 will feature the dedication of a new contemporary art sculpture and the renaming of the plaza between the Seeley G. Mudd Library and the Wriston Art Center.
Dr. Eric Mayes, a higher education leader who has championed diversity and education reform initiatives for nearly two decades, will join Lawrence University as its new vice president for diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Lawrence University is once again ranked among the best colleges in the country by U.S. News & World report.
"Brighter Together" message welcomes students back for in-person classes at Lawrence University this fall.
Lawrence University is again listed as one of the best colleges in the nation by The Princeton Review. It’s also included in several separate lists within the ranking—Best Value Colleges, Best Green Colleges, and Best Midwestern Colleges.
Students work in newly launched environmental and social justice internships.
Lawrence University will widen, pave, and light a campus trail that runs along the Fox River, with work on the project expected to begin in 2022.
Laurie Carter steps in as the 17th president in the 174-year history of Lawrence University.