Friday, March 31 | 5:30-8 p.m.
Outside Ormsby
Come and enjoy the spring air, great food, great people, and play some outdoor sports! Vegetarian and GF options available.
Senior Banquet
Wednesday, May 29 | 6-8:30 p.m.
Warch 324 – Somerset Room
Seniors! Attend the banquet as part of your last days as a student, invite your favorite professors and staff members, plus have a beverage and some yummy food that your Senior Committee selected for you.
RSVP is encouraged. Check your invite for details.
Student Research Poster Session
Tuesday, May 28 | 1-2:30 p.m.
Warch Campus Center
Lawrence University Ethnic Studies 336—”Decolonization, Activism, & Hope: Changing the Way We See Native America” will present their research posters in the Warch Campus Center.
Stop by any time between 1-2:30 p.m. to hear from students on their interdisciplinary research findings from Indigenous scholars, activists, and tribal leaders. All faculty, staff, and students are welcome to attend.
Reunion Student Reps Needed!
Apply today to be a Reunion Student Rep!
Reunion Student Representatives play a unique role in creating a welcoming, fun, and connective experience for alumni as they return to campus to celebrate the anniversary of their graduation.
In partnership with the office of University Advancement, student reps will transport guests around campus on golf carts, provide set-up and technical support for reunion events/activities, and have opportunities to network with alumni.
This is a short-term on-campus summer employment opportunity from Tuesday, June 11-Sunday, June 16. This is an excellent resume builder that compensates at the highest student wage tier, offers extensive networking opportunities, includes some meals, and LU swag.
Reps are expected to work 40 hours the week of Reunion, with morning, afternoon, and evening shifts available.
Appleton Downtown Farmer’s Market Volunteers Needed
Lawrence is looking for staff and faculty members who are interested in volunteering their time supporting our ongoing efforts to be involved in the Appleton community. This is a great way to have some fun downtown and give away free stuff.
June 1 & June 8, 2024
If you are able to volunteer, please sign up here! Primarily, we need assistance with setting up the booth, interacting with people and handing out free Lawrence T-shirts, candy and more. At the end we will need your assistance with some takedown tasks.
We are hoping to have at least two staff/faculty volunteers at the booth throughout the event.
Blu will also be making an appearance!
Shuttle to Airports
Students can take advantage of shuttles to local airports on June 5 & 6. Sign up online or use the QR code below for your free ride traveling to the Green Bay and Appleton Airports.
The shuttles will depart from Wriston Turnaround at 2:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. on both days, and we request that flight details be shared in case there is a need to adjust the schedule.
Your ride is confirmed once you sign up, and an email confirmation will be sent to you on June 4.
DEADLINE TO SIGN UP IS JUNE 3
Sundown Serenade Cruise
Friday, May 31 | 7-9 p.m.
Meet at River Tyme Tours | 181 Riverheath Way
Join KidsGive for a relaxing evening on the Fox River! Students, faculty, and staff are welcome (21+ only) to cruise the Fox River, featuring music and a bar on board.
If you need a ride, shuttles will start running from the Wriston Turnaround between 6-6:16 p.m. to the River Tyme Tours dock. The boat returns to the dock at 9 p.m., and you can return to campus via the shuttles.
The cost to attend is $20 per person; all funds raised will be given to KidsGive! Payment will be made when you arrive via cash, Venmo, or Zelle.
Space is limited, so register online today!
Questions? Contact Kenneth Penaherrera at kenneth.l.penaherrera@lawrence.edu or Marzuka Amal Binthe Akber at marzuka.amalbintheakber@lawrence.edu.
About KidsGive
KidsGive is a scholarship program associated with Lawrence University. Our mission is to educate students in the U.S. about Sierra Leonean life and culture as well as to promote informed giving while providing children in Sierra Leone with the opportunity to learn and become the next great leaders of their generation.
LUaroo
Saturday, May 25 | 1-10 p.m.
Sunday, May 26 | 1-10 p.m.
Main Hall Green
LUaroo 2024 will fill Main Hall Green with music for two glorious days over the Memorial Day weekend. More than 20 bands will take the stage during the annual student-organized music festival.
Learn more at lawrence.edu.
Lineup
- BLK ODYSSY
- Stolen Gin
- Otm Frenchyy
- Hello Mary
- Ocean Child
- AIKAY
- Eli Orion and The Everything
- NOIR
- Lyle’s Tree
- LUMÉ
- Fugu
- The New Romantics
- Larry’s Triangle
- Tri Lopte
- Crashbox
- Deane Rising
- Alot
- Zen Jill
- The Woebegones
- Güch
- Socks!
- Judith
RABL Speaker: Love, lies, and lures
Monday, May 20 | 3:10-4:30 p.m.
Warch 204 – Cinema
Dr. Robert Mitchell from UW-Oshkosh will give a talk titled: Love, lies, and lures: Understanding the ecology and evolution of pheromones in beetles.
The Mitchell lab explores the chemical ecology of beetles and the evolution of smell and taste. Recent projects have focused on pheromone discovery, the ecological networks mediated by pheromones, and identifying pheromone receptors, especially within the large family of longhorned beetles.
Honors Convocation
Friday, May 24 | 12:30-1:30 p.m.
Memorial Chapel
Mark Phelan, professor of philosophy, will give the Honors Convocation Address, titled “Knowing Others and Ourselves.” Phelan is the recipient of the 2024 Faculty Convocation Award.
Bag lunches for students, faculty, and staff will be available to-go in the Music-Drama Center lobby following Convocation.
See the full program at lawrence.edu.