Wednesday, April 2 | 7-8:30 p.m.
Wriston Art Galleries
Celebrate Austin Segrest’s new book of poetry, Groom, with a reading by the poet and craft talks by two illustrators and a photographer who contributed to the book.
Wednesday, April 2 | 7-8:30 p.m.
Wriston Art Galleries
Celebrate Austin Segrest’s new book of poetry, Groom, with a reading by the poet and craft talks by two illustrators and a photographer who contributed to the book.
Sunday, April 6 | 2-3:30 p.m.
ACOCA Cafe & Roastery | 500 W. College Ave
The Music For All concert series features interactive chamber performances of a wide variety of music by Lawrence students and faculty. These concerts last about an hour and are open to everyone. The series is made possible by grants from Lawrence University and Riverview Gardens and by the support of the local community.
Please read more about our program on the Lawrence website.
Monday, March 31 | 5-7 p.m.
Wriston Auditorium (224)
For this year’s Trans Day of Visibility, S. Bear Bergman will come to campus to perform his solo show “The First Jew in Canada,” the story of a young transgender man named Jacques LaFargue set off from France to what is now Quebec City, determined to make for himself a new life.
In a world quick to claim that trans identities are a modern phenomenon, Jacques’s story stands as a testament to the long, rich history of trans people. This show is not just a recounting of historical facts; it’s a Midrash—an exploration of the “whys” and the silences in between. It is a celebration of lineage—or yichus—for those who’ve been told they have none.
“The First Jew in Canada” is more than just a performance; it’s an opportunity to connect with our past, understand our present, and imagine a more inclusive future. Whether you’re seeking knowledge, kinship, or simply a compelling story, this event promises to enlighten, engage, and inspire.
Current and future projects happening around Campus:
Watch for updates weekly; TBD dates will be filled in as learned. Please note, dates are subject to change due to weather or supply chain issues. Please be safe when in these areas!
From now until the end of March, we will be highlighting various funds and summer internships available to students! Through the generous support of alumni and friends, Lawrence students are eligible to apply for funding to support summer internships or projects.
Her Next Play is a non-profit focused on leadership and career development for girls and women athletes. Our mission is to develop the next generation of women leaders through sports. Her Next Play programs inspire girls to stay in sports, help girls develop as leaders through sports, and help athletes to launch and accelerate their careers. The Her Next Play Program Intern will work closely with the Her Next Play Leadership team and Executive Board to develop, implement, and promote leadership and career development programs for girl and women athletes. The internship will include both remote and in-person components in Minneapolis and the surrounding metro area.
Before applying, you must meet with a Career Center staff member for a resume review. Once your resume is approved, apply directly on Handshake.
Questions? Michelle Buchinger can help! Email her at michelle.m.buchinger@lawrence.edu.
The priority deadline for Summer Experience Funding applications has been extended to Friday, April 4!
If you’ve secured an unpaid or low-paid internship, research opportunity, or project this summer, you may be eligible for funding to help cover expenses such as housing, transportation, and living costs.
We know that taking an unpaid or low-paying opportunity isn’t always financially possible. Thanks to the generous support of alumni and friends, this funding helps ensure you can pursue valuable experiences that expand your learning and build skills for your future career.
Don’t miss out on this chance to get financial support for your summer experience! If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to Michelle Buchinger at michelle.m.buchinger@lawrence.edu.
From now until the end of March, we will be highlighting various funds and summer internships available to students! Through the generous support of alumni and friends, Lawrence students are eligible to apply for funding to support summer internships or projects.
The Northeast Wisconsin Land Trust is a private, non-profit, member-supported conservation organization. Our mission is to preserve lands that protect waters, landscapes, and natural habitats for current and future generations. Founded in 1996, the Land Trust has protected over 65,000 acres and 36 miles of shoreline, safeguarding unique Wisconsin landscapes and habitats for wildlife like the Northern Pike, Karner blue butterfly, and several wolf packs. We actively manage five nature preserves open to the public while promoting community engagement and rigorous land stewardship. Learn more at newlt.org.
The Land Stewardship, Communications & Data Development Intern will work closely with the Conservation Director and Communications Coordinator to support land stewardship, acquisition, marketing, and data development projects. This role provides hands-on experience in environmental conservation, database management, communications, and content creation, offering exposure to both technical and creative aspects of non-profit operations.
This internship is ideal for students eager to combine skills in environmental research, data management, and communications to amplify the mission and impact of the Northeast Wisconsin Land Trust.
Before applying, you must meet with a Career Center staff member for a resume review. Once your resume is approved, apply directly on Handshake.
Questions? Michelle Buchinger can help! Email her at michelle.m.buchinger@lawrence.edu.
As always, the main campus safety line 920-419-6999 is available at all times for emergency transportation to Urgent Care, doctor appointments, or emergency prescription fills.
During spring break hours, students may request rides to restaurants, the mall, or other shopping locations within a 15-minute radius from campus by calling 920-419-6793.
Priority rides are given to campus-to-campus locations.
Thank you for your support of the campus shuttle.
We hope everyone has a restful and fun break!
March 14 | Friday | Last day of Winter Term classes |
March 15-16 | Saturday-Sunday | Reading Period |
March 17-19 | Monday-Wednesday | Final Exams |
March 20 | Thursday | Residence halls close at noon |
March 21-29 | Friday-Saturday | Spring Break |
March 30 | Sunday | Residence halls open at 9 a.m. |
March 31 | Monday | First day of Spring Term classes |