Saturday, October 5 | 2-4 p.m.
Warch 324, Somerset Room
The family of Professor Hah invites the Lawrence community to join them in a celebration of his life.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks to consider making a donation in his memory to the Mojmir Povolny and Chong-do Hah Library Fund at Lawrence.
Thursday, October 3 | 4:30-6 p.m.
Wriston Auditorium
Celebrate a combined book-essay(s) launch with Marcia Bjornerud and Danielle Joyner—Semiotics and Sparkles of Stones and Earth! The event will include select readings, Q&As, and snacks.
The publications include:
Tuesday, October 1 | 5:30 p.m.
Poplar Hall
Common Ground’s Community Conversations tackle a new topic each month that is affecting our community. Practice your dialogue skills and become a changemaker in your community by participating and engaging in the session.
Panel Speakers
Key Discussions and Insights
Learn more and register at commongroundfoxcities.org.
About Common Ground
Common Ground is a bridge connecting leaders of the faith community with leaders of the lay community with a focus on improving the health and wholeness of the Fox Cities.
About the Wisconsin Alliance for Civic Trust
WisACT is a cross-partisan network of Wisconsin residents. They promote trust in their political system, support for fair, safe, and secure elections, and peaceful engagement with fellow Americans.
Tuesday, September 24 | 8:15-9:15 p.m.
Warch 226 – Mead Witter
Join the Jazz and Gender Equity for a low-pressure jam session! Bring your instrument and play along, or sit back and relax as an audience member.
Monday, September 30 | 4:30 p.m.
Virtual: Zoom link
Calling all art students! Ready to take your creativity to the next level? Join us for a virtual info session on our incredible New York Arts Program!
You’ll learn from the experts on internships, mentoring, and networking.
September 26-November 7 | 12-1 p.m.
Warch 127 – Parrish Dining Room
When it comes to deciding your major and your career plan, what matters most to you?
Join Kevin Gaw (Career Center) any Thursday between Weeks 2-8 for an informal discussion about career discernment and early career plans. Drop-in any time.
Off-Campus Programs is now accepting applications for all 2025-26 programs!
Imagine studying in the heart of London, exploring ancient Rome, or sailing the seas with SEA Semester—all while earning credits toward your degree.
Whether you’re into music, history, business, or just want to make unforgettable memories, we’ve got the perfect destination for you!
Explore all of Lawrence’s programs
Apply today! – Most applications are due Jan. 29.
Everyone’s favorite Thursday night programming is back! Every Thursday night, students are welcome to prepare and share a homecooked meal at the Spirit Space. Cooking begins at 4:30 p.m., and the meal ends around 7 p.m.
Come any time and stay as long as you like! Hang out with old friends, make new ones, and enjoy how food connects people.
If you are traveling to any one of our three exciting D-Term off-campus destinations this December, deposits are due no later than Sept. 20!
Questions? Contact OffCampusPrograms@lawrence.edu.
Students who are US citizens or have dual citizenship and are 18 years or older are able to vote Tuesday, Nov. 5.
If you are interested in voting early, you can do so at City Hall, located at 100 N Appleton St. (6th Floor) before noon on Friday, Nov. 1. The campus shuttle service is available Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. (excluding Friday, which will end at 11:30 a.m.) to get to the polls. Please call 920-419-6793 for a ride.
Additionally, Helen Boyd Kramer will be walking students to early voting TODAY, Oct. 31. For anyone who would like to join, please meet in front of the library at 1 p.m. She is also available to accompany students to vote at other times upon request (helen.boyd@lawrence.edu). First-time voters are strongly encouraged to join!
On Election Day, a special shuttle van will run loops 7 a.m.-7:30 p.m., departing from the Wriston Turnaround for District 1 and 11 Polling Places. Please see the list below to find your Polling Place.
If you live in Lawrence University housing, your voting district will depend on your residency.
You must also have a valid Student Voter ID. This ID, plus the LU Certified Housing List, can serve as your Proof of Residence.
If you do not live in Lawrence University housing, you can use a current Wisconsin Driver’s License or ID Card with your Appleton address listed. This can be used as Proof of Residence.
If you do not live in Lawrence University housing and do not have a current Wisconsin Driver’s License or ID Card with your Appleton address listed, see more info about Proof of Residence Documents below.
A valid student voter ID must have:
To obtain your Student Voter ID, visit the Center of Community Engagement & Social Change page on the LU website, where you can print your ID card.
All Proof of Residence Documents must have your full name and current address listed. This document is required when registering to vote.
Common POR documents for LU students include:
See additional POR options at myvote.wi.gov.
There are four ways to submit your voter registration.
All voters must present a valid Photo ID in order to receive a ballot. Common Photo IDs for LU students include:
