Lawrence Tech named 'Champions of Character Five-Star Institution' by NAIA

The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics has named Lawrence Technological University as one of the winners of its Champions of Character Five-Star Institution Award. Each year, the NAIA uses its Champions of Character scorecard to measure the pursuit of character-driven athletics in its 252 member institutions.

At LTU, students from around the nation show off self-driving car programming skill

The small electric cars motoring around a Lawrence Technological University parking lot Wednesday had no drivers. Instead they were using software developed by eight students from all over the United States who are studying at LTU under a National Science Foundation grant

Lawrence Tech president, alumna honored by Engineering Society of Detroit

Lawrence Technological University’s president and one of its recent alumni received honors June 23 at the annual awards dinner of the Engineering Society of Detroit.

Lawrence Tech Distinguished Architecture Alumni winners fund new scholarship

Twenty-three of Lawrence Technological University’s most prominent architecture alumni have established a new scholarship to help LTU architecture students with the cost of college.

Ten 'Micro Makers' pitch to become the Next Big Thing

Jacob Lindberg, co-founder of People's Choice Award winner VersaWare, makes his pitch to the judges at the Wednesday, June 22 MicroMakers Pitch Event at the Centrepolis Accelerator at LTU. Centrepolis Accelerator photo SOU... [Read more ]

LTU is the college champion of self-driving cars--for the fifth straight year

The collegiate champion trophy for self-driving automotive technology resides at Lawrence Technological University. Lawrence Tech’s Team ACTor—an acronym for Autonomous Campus Transport—won an amazing fifth straight championship at the Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition, staged each year since 1993 at Oakland University in Rochester.