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Recent News About Lawrence University
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Outagamie County awards no money in athletically-related financial aid to students in 2023
Outagamie County did not provide any athletically related financial aid in 2023, according to the U.S. Department of Education.
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Wisconsin: Outagamie County's women's football budget the same as in 2023
Women's football teams from Outagamie County received no funding during the 2023 season, unchanged from the previous year.
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Lawrence University named among best value colleges by Princeton Review
The Princeton Review has named Lawrence University as one of the Best Value Colleges in the country in a 2024 report. Lawrence is one of only two universities in Wisconsin to make the list.
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Lawrence University appoints new associate VP for communications
Teresa Schoffelman, an experienced communications executive, has joined Lawrence University as Associate Vice President of Communications and Marketing. As the university’s chief communications strategist, Schoffelman will lead the marketing and communications team, oversee brand development, and collaborate with leaders across the university to enhance enrollment- and advancement-related programs. She will report to Christyn Abaray, vice president and chief of staff.
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Lawrence University named among Best Value Colleges by Princeton Review
The Princeton Review has named Lawrence University as one of the Best Value Colleges in the country in a 2024 report. Lawrence is one of only two universities in Wisconsin to make the list.
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Wisconsin: Outagamie County's men's football budget increases 11.6% in 2023
Men's football teams from Outagamie County received $424,495 during the 2023 season, up 11.6% from the previous year.
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Lawrence University launches two new summer music programs
Two new summer music programs at Lawrence University are set to launch, providing immersive training for young musicians and live music opportunities in Appleton. The Lawrence Summer Music Institute (LSMI), designed for advanced high school pianists and string players, will take place on campus from July 14-21. Nearly 20 musicians will participate in private lessons, workshops, chamber music coaching, and public performances under the guidance of Lawrence Conservatory of Music faculty. Public concerts include a LSMI Faculty Concert on July 17 at Harper Hall and a LSMI Student...
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Lawrence University launches two new summer music programs
Two new summer music programs at Lawrence University are set to begin shortly, offering immersive training for young musicians and live music performances in Appleton. The Lawrence Summer Music Institute, targeting advanced high school pianists and string players, will take place on campus from July 14-21. Nearly 20 musicians will participate in private lessons, workshops, chamber music coaching, and public performances under the guidance of Lawrence Conservatory of Music faculty. Two concerts open to the public are scheduled: a faculty concert on July 17 at 7 p.m. and a...
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Lawrence University mourns passing of professor emeritus Chong-do Hah
Lawrence University is mourning the passing of Chong-do Hah, a professor emeritus of government who taught at the institution for 42 years. He passed away on June 24 at the age of 96.
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Composer Evan Williams reflects on formative influence of Lawrence University
Rising composer Evan Williams ’10 attributes much of his burgeoning music career to his time at Lawrence University. “Most, if not all, of the successes in my professional life I can point back to Lawrence as being the starting place for that,” said Williams, who graduated with a major in music theory and composition in 2011.
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Bhutanese filmmaker reflects on global journey after second Oscar shortlist
Pawo Choyning Dorji ’06 spoke via Zoom from Los Angeles shortly after learning his latest film was not nominated for the 2024 Academy Awards. Despite this, he remained positive. "The journey I’ve had so far, I think that itself is the greatest success one can aspire for," Dorji said.
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Outagamie County’s women’s basketball teams receive $179,837 in 2023
Women’s basketball teams from Outagamie County received $179,837 during the 2023 season, up 59.2% from the previous year.
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Outagamie County’s institutions spent $167,829 on men’s basketball teams in 2023
Men’s basketball teams from Outagamie County received $167,829 during the 2023 season, up 21.7% from the previous year.
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Lawrence University basketball team's bonding journey through Greece
When planning the Lawrence University men's basketball trip to Greece, head coach Casey Korn had two priorities: brotherhood and basketball.
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First-generation student excels at Lawrence University with triple major
Mattigan Haller didn’t intend on becoming a triple major, but while on her academic journey at Lawrence University, it just fell into place. Already planning on double majoring in biochemistry and Spanish and starting on the pre-medicine track, Haller found that with a few additional classes, she could seamlessly add a biology major. The combination, for her, was perfect.
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Mattigan Haller balances triple majors at Lawrence University
Mattigan Haller did not initially plan to become a triple major, but during her academic journey at Lawrence University, it happened naturally. Initially set on double majoring in biochemistry and Spanish while starting on the pre-medicine track, Haller discovered that with a few additional classes, she could also add a biology major.
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Lawrence University launches summer campaign for showcasing school spirit globally
Lawrence University has launched a summer initiative titled "Where in the World is LU?" encouraging participants to showcase their Lawrence gear during their travels. The campaign invites individuals to take photos of themselves wearing or displaying Lawrence-branded items, such as T-shirts, hats, mugs, or flags, and share these images along with their location.
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Outagamie County's only university spent $424,495 on football teams in 2023
Outagamie County's institution spent $424,495 on their football teams in 2023, an 11.6% increase over the previous year.
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Lawrence University revamps First-Year Studies with new thematic approach
First-Year Studies, a staple of the academic experience at Lawrence University since 1945, continues to evolve. Beginning in Fall 2024, the course required for all first-year students will undergo a significant realignment aimed at making the program more focused while keeping its intent of a collective introduction to the liberal arts.
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Lawrence University’s First-Year Studies introduces new thematic structure
First-Year Studies, a staple of the academic experience at Lawrence University since 1945, continues to evolve. Beginning in Fall 2024, the course required for all first-year students will undergo a significant realignment aimed at making the program more focused while maintaining its intent of providing a collective introduction to the liberal arts.