LTU gets federal grant to teach computer science for self-driving cars

Eight college students from around the country will spend eight weeks this summer at Lawrence Technological University in Southfield to develop computer programs for self-driving cars, under a new federal grant. C.J. Chung, professor of mathematics and computer science at LTU, won the $281,712 grant from the National Science Foundation. The grant will fund three summers of the program with a new cohort of eight students participating each summer. 

Architect, entrepreneur named to Lawrence Tech Board of Trustees

Beverly Hannah Jones, RA, a Michigan architect, entrepreneur, and community leader, has been named to the Board of Trustees at her alma mater, Lawrence Technological University.

Vaccines offer nearly 90% protection from COVID-19, LTU study finds

SOUTHFIELD—People fully vaccinated against the virus that causes COVID-19 are nearly 90 percent less likely to get sick, be hospitalized, and die of the disease, according to a new study from Lawrence Technological Universit... [Read more ]

LTU adds new master's degree in engineering quality

Building on a long history of educational expertise in quality management, Lawrence Technological University’s College of Engineering has introduced a new degree program, a Master of Science in Engineering Quality.

LTU's Cisler Lecture to cover privacy in an era when everything's online

Privacy is dead! Or is it? In today’s social-media-driven society you can argue both sides of that question. And an expert in the field will tackle it March 22 in Lawrence Technological University’s annual Walker L. Cisler Lecture.

LTU and TRAILS team up to promote STEM education in Royal Oak

Lawrence Technological University's Marburger STEM Center is working with the Royal Oak Schools to bring science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education to a group of uniquely abled young adults.