2020 Video Rewind: Our 10 favorite videos of the year

Here are our 10 favorite videos in 2020 produced by Lawrence University’s Communications video team.

A look at the creation of Ormsby Lake from wooden barriers and grass to broomball and ice skating.

The Lawrence University Makerspace nurtures diverse interests, values, initiative, and celebrates accomplishment. All Lawrence students use the space free of charge, to creatively pursue their own interests (both in the classroom and independently). The Makerspace provides a collaborative environment where the entire Lawrence community comes together to create something entirely new.

A look in from behind the scenes to premiere night of Black Student Union’s Cultural Expressions at the end of People of Color Empowerment Week. 
Created by student video fellows Louric Rankine ’21, Tien Tran ’20, and Ethan Dorer ’20.

Messages from the Lawrence community to welcome everyone back to spring term. Shine bright, Lawrentians.

The Lawrence University campus sits between downtown Appleton and the Fox River. With a variety of parks to explore, there’s always new adventure within reach.

Take a look behind the scenes as Alexander Gymnasium’s floor is refinished with a new design. 
Thank you to our generous donors who made this exciting transformation possible!

Kelci Page ’20 paints a mural for the Class of 2020 along Drew Street.

Ensuring the health and safety of the Lawrence University community and beyond only works when we all do our part, together.

In a reimagining of the traditional President’s Handshake, the students made their way to the President’s House, where President Mark Burstein greeted each one on the lawn – masks on, from 6 feet apart – welcoming them to Lawrence and presenting them with a luminary. The students then brought the luminary to the front of Main Hall, placing it with those of their classmates.

Lawrence has a variety of student-led organizations, embedded in every facet of the campus community. These groups empower student voices, celebrate culture and identity, and provide a launchpad for exploration.

Explore public art across the Lawrence campus and downtown Appleton. 
Created by student video fellow Luke Le ’22.