Race, Technology, and the City: A Humanity+Technology Symposium

Uniting community organizers, activists, and academics, this special Humanity+Technology event will investigate the intersections of identity, infrastructure, and the urban imagination.

LTU Science & Technology Showcase panel lauds business, healthcare response to COVID

Lawrence Technological University students showed off their life sciences expertise, and a panel discussion praised the Michigan healthcare system, business and government for resilience during the pandemic, in LTU’s fourth Science and Technology Showcase, produced online Wednesday with Oakland County.

LTU adding Bachelor of Science in Data Science degree

The new LTU Bachelor of Science in Data Science degree combines mathematics, physics, statistics, computer science, and data analysis, allowing students to use the recent surge in the speed and power of computers to fill a wide variety of career paths.

CoAS students and instructors excel on Research Day 2021

The judging has been completed for the Research Day Undergraduate Poster Awards, and the Research Day Entrepreneurial Potential Awards.

Physics prof studying the early universe, strong nuclear force keynotes LTU Research Day

A Lawrence Technological University physics professor who won a $180,000 federal grant to model subatomic particles provided the keynote address at LTU’s eighth annual Research Day Friday.

Idea Factory: "Understanding the Disproportionate Lack of Diversity and Inclusion in Professional Nursing"

The COVID-19 pandemic has magnified the long-known disparities in care for the marginalized in our society, including the poor and vulnerable and racial and ethnic minorities.