LTU, Black Girls Code Detroit partner to encourage girls to pursue careers in STEM

More than 60 girls ages 7-17 attended “Black Girls Code Detroit Chapter Presents: Teach, Play, and Learn with Artificial Intelligence” at Lawrence Technological University on Saturday, Feb. 29.

Lawrence Tech suspends university-sponsored travel to nations at highest risk for coronavirus

Lawrence Technological University’s commitment to the health and safety of its community has led the University to cancel all university-sponsored travel to countries the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention identifies as Level 2 or 3 risks for coronavirus.

LTU panel: Women face challenges in business leadership, but are making gains

Women are making gains in corporate leadership, but still face obstacles, and meeting those challenges means building networks, continuing education, confidence, and not being afraid to challenge the status quo. That was the message Thursday in “A Crash Course: Women in Leadership,” part of the Leaders & Innovators business breakfast series presented by WWJ Newsradio 950 at Lawrence Technological University. Approximately 80 people attended, despite icy roads that closed school districts in Southeast Michigan.

Teacher, engineer wins second Petty Community Champion Award from LTU

From left to right are LTU President Virinder Moudgil, John G. Petty Community Award honoree Monique Lake, and LTU Provost Maria Vaz. LTU photo / Matt Roush A veteran high school teacher and leader in the engineering commu... [Read more ]

LTU sets Industrial Engineering Day Feb. 25

Prospective students and working professionals interested in the opportunities in the growing field of industrial engineering are invited to Industrial Engineering Day, from 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 25 at Lawrence Technological University.

Lawrence Tech brings 3D printing technology to local Detroit middle school

Lawrence Technological University’s Marburger STEM Center introduced a new 3D printer to the Sampson-Webber community.