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Open to ALL Lawrentian these Explore Treks provide a range of experiences, from the Chicago Business Trek to other industry-focused journeys and are designed to help students build their network, enhance their pre-professional skills, and discover their passions. 

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Spring term came and went! This term brought back many of our favorite traditions, from our spring athletics and our Masterwork concert, to LUaroo and our favorite celebration, Commencement! Thank you Lawrentians for a fun spring term!

On the sunny day of June 9th, �������ý��Ƶ's 2024 Commencement unfolded amidst cheers and pride on Main Hall Green.

Is it pronounced L-U-a-roo or LU-aroo? It's pronounced however you want! Thank you to the amazing student bands for their amazing performances and thank you to the �������ý��Ƶ Band Booking Committee for putting on another successful LUaroo!

This year each of our 24 NCAA Athletics programs are raising funds to support their programs directly. Will you help us get in the game and support �������ý��Ƶ Athletics and our student-athletes? Make your gift today! Visit:

Incoming students were welcomed to �������ý��Ƶ with a festive Welcome Week, leading into the start of the 2023-24 academic year. Good luck, Lawrentians.

Experience the incredible achievements of �������ý��Ƶ's Class of 2023 through a captivating music collaboration! Tomi Oladunjoye ’23 (Digital Composer), Michael Murphy ’23 (Electric Guitar), and Nico Hernandez-Webster ’25 (Tenor Sax), talented conservatory students, have come together to create a soulful melody that perfectly embodies the spirit of triumph and new beginnings.

Now held the last weekend of April, this year's theme was Under the Sea: Atlantis and featured a night of dancing, live jazz music and a DJ, themed refreshments, and the opportunity to show off your best-themed formal wear. Lawrentians enjoyed a majestic evening with friends and a special appearance from �������ý��Ƶ’s President.

From longstanding �������ý��Ƶ Traditions to new LUgge activities to sledding on SLUG Hill, this video is packed with adventure!

Winter Term has drawn to a close, and while the calendar has turned to spring, the memories of our winter together will carry on. From cherished traditions such as Cultural Expressions to the LUgge-inspired building of snow sculptures, from bubble soccer in the Wellness Center to sledding down the Memorial Hall hill, Lawrentians embraced Winter Term every step of the way. As we catch our breath during the break and look forward to the arrival of Spring Term, we share in this video the sights and sounds of our winter together.

We introduced a new logo for Vikings Athletics in 2021, one that combined the Amos �������ý��Ƶ Family Coat of Arms with traditional Viking heraldry. The one unifying factor? The antelope! We are excited to take this new era one step further with a new mascot . . . the LU Antelope! For the full schedule of Mascot appearances over Blue & White Homecoming weekend follow this link.

SOL Studios are student created and operated recording studios on the �������ý��Ƶ campus. The organization is free and open to all �������ý��Ƶ students (regardless of musical interest or major), and houses a range of available instruments and recording technology. Moreover, SOL Studios is a musical community and safe space, where students learn from and support each other.

�������ý��Ƶ Conservatory Voice Students share their connection with music and performance. From the stage to recording studio, students share how they find and develop their unique voice at �������ý��Ƶ.

Play with your professors in the classroom and on tour. Students hit the road to gig in Chicago and share the stage with the faculty jazz quartet. 

Experience ����ö������ܲԻ��� in winter! Our estate on the banks of Lake Michigan in Door County is a cozy place to dig deeper into your studies or bond with your team.

Senior Ceara Larson, Natural Sciences Interdisciplinary Major (Biology-Physics) and Viking Softball Catcher, combines her work in class and on the field to research the biomechanics of a softball swing.

As a �������ý��Ƶ Research Fellow, you will have the opportunity to participate in student-faculty collaborative research, whether it’s with our professors here on campus or with one of our collaborating off-campus programs around the world.

Martyn Smith, director of First-Year Studies, unbags the 10 works being used in First-Year Studies during the 2021-2022 academic year.

The idea is simple: �������ý��Ƶ Students temporarily take over an empty store front on College Avenue, they clean and paint the space and then fill it with art made by �������ý��Ƶ students, faculty and members of the Fox Cities community.

�������ý��Ƶ students talk about their favorite memories, experiences, and why they love �������ý��Ƶ.

Awa Badiane '21 decorates her mortarboard to say "I found my light."Congrats, Class of 2021!

"Otāēciah," a permanent installation on �������ý��Ƶ's Kaeyes Mamaceqtawuk Plaza, is dedicated to the Menominee Nation and their ancestral homelands (on which �������ý��Ƶ's campus is located).

As a student in the Conservatory of Music, Martha McDonnell ’14 found a way to balance her two distinct musical interests: classical violin performance and fiddling. Her unique skill set landed her a spot in Sting’s musical The Last Ship before she had even graduated, and she’s since performed on Broadway in Steve Martin’s Bright Star.