LTU adds to Business and IT Hall of Fame, dedicates computer lab, conference center

Lawrence Technological University inducted three highly successful individuals into its College of Business and Information Technology (CoBIT) Hall of Fame Monday, as well as dedicating two new facilities at the college—an advanced IT security computer lab, and a new conference room with advanced technological features. Inducted into the Hall of Fame were a beloved economics professor who died in 2020, Thomas Marx; an LTU alumnus who became a successful entrepreneur, Mohammad Mokhberi; and LTU President Virinder Moudgil, who has announced his retirement.

LTU bringing back its Grand Prix Nov. 6 for student-designed race cars

Lawrence Technological University’s Blue Devil Motorsports teams are bringing back their annual autumn Grand Prix of time trials for student-designed Formula-style race cars. Last held in October 2019, the event went on hiatus for 2020 due to the pandemic. Established in 2009, LTU’s 12th Grand Prix will be held Saturday, Nov. 6 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the LTU parking lots along Northwestern Highway in Southfield

LTU adding master's degree in cardiovascular perfusion with industry partner CCS

A critical shortage of perfusionists—medical professionals who operate equipment such as heart-lung machines—has prompted Lawrence Technological University to launch a two-year, Master of Science in Cardiovascular Perfusion (MSCVP) degree program in the fall semester of 2022.

LTU welcomes alumni for in-person Homecoming Week Oct. 17-23

Lawrence Technological University is gearing up for a return to in-person events at its Homecoming Week festivities, Sunday, Oct. 17 to Saturday, Oct. 23.

LTU, industry partners launching Construction Safety Research Center

Lawrence Technological University and a group of industry partners are launching a Construction Safety Research Center to make construction workplaces safer across Michigan and the nation.

LTU Distinguished Architecture Alumni Award winner tells the stories of buildings

Saundra Little says she’s learning that every building tells a story. And she told some of those stories Thursday night in accepting the Distinguished Architecture Alumni Award from Lawrence Technological University.