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Professor Claudena Skran has been one of LU’s leading international scholars over the past three decades.
Professor Amy Ongiri delves into the idea of embracing failure when she delivers the school’s annual Honors Convocation address, “The Importance of Failure.”
Sarah E. Navy ’22, president of BSU, has been on a mission to keep members of the student organization connected.
Marcia Bjornerud’s deep interest in the Earth—what rock formations tell us about the health of our planet and its history, for example—has led to scholarly work that has drawn accolades far and wide.
The Lawrence Academy of Music, home to music instruction for adults and children in northeast Wisconsin and beyond, is changing its name to the Lawrence Community Music School.
Alexander Gymnasium is already a grand, historic structure, but the home of the Vikings is getting a makeover.
Despite students being spread across the globe this term, the Theatre Arts department performs a radio drama presented live on Zoom.
Bailey Underwood ’20, Isaac Wippich ’21, Molly Ruffing ’22, and Enna Krnecin ’23 have a few things in common when it comes to their college paths.
LUCC President Oryan Brown ’21 must be a leader and a student while navigating the obstacles of a global pandemic.
Lawrence students create Blame the Dice, a WLFM radio show that’s become a Twitch livestream during LU's spring term.
Professor of English David McGlynn teaches creative writing in the classroom. He lives it outside the classroom.
The Central Park Five, an opera that featured Derrell Acon ’10 in a leading role when it debuted last summer in southern California, has won a Pulitzer Prize for music.
We’re wishing a happy birthday to a dog that was a familiar face on campus during fall and winter terms.