Lawrence University Campus Center Wisconsin's First Higher Education Facility Awarded LEED "Gold" Certification Lawrence University's newly opened Richard and Margot Warch Campus Center is so "green" it's gold. So says the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), which has awarded the 107,000-square-foot building LEED®-certified Gold status, the second highest designation on the green building...

2009 Nobel Prize Winner Thomas Steitz to Deliver Lawrence University's 2010 Commencement Address Nobel Prize-winner Thomas Steitz will return to his alma mater to deliver the commencement address at Lawrence University's graduation ceremonies June 13, 2010. Steitz, who earned a bachelor's degree in chemistry from Lawrence in 1962, was named one of three...

Rob Neilson's Los Angeles Public Art Commission Dedicated Nov. 14 Lawrence University sculptor Rob Neilson, who specializes in site-specific public art, will be among the guests of honor Saturday, Nov. 14 for the official dedication of his latest creation -- 54 cast iron portraits adorning the new Pico-Aliso light rail station...

Lawrence University's Annual Alternative Giving Fair Offers Gifts of Hope, Support Local shoppers have the chance to give more than just a gift this holiday season. By purchasing presents at Lawrence University's alternative giving fair, they will provide gifts of hope and support to people in need around the world. Lawrence...

Saxophonist David Davis Wins Lakeshore Wind Ensemble Young Artist Competition Lawrence University musician David Davis won the Lakeshore Wind Ensemble Young Artist Solo Scholarship Competition held Saturday, Nov. 8 in Manitowoc. A junior saxophone performance major from Sussex, Davis received a first-place prize of $1,500 and will be the featured...

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