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.

LTU Students Travel to San Francisco for Game Developers Conference

In March 2022, students from the College of Arts and Sciences (CoAS), and the College of Architecture and Design (CoAD) were sent to San Francisco to participate the Game Developer’s Conference (GDC), the largest professional game development conference and expo in the US.

Open[ed] Towards an Accessible, Diverse, and Open Data Science Education Lecture, April 12

Open[ed] Towards an Accessible, Diverse, and Open Data Science Education LectureApril 12th,11:30am - 3:00pmRoom C406

Altair partnership leads to product innovation for industrial designers

A partnership with a Troy engineering software company is allowing LTU students to use the latest and greatest design software to create innovative product prototypes. Bilge Nur Saltik, assistant professor of art and design and director of LTU’s Industrial Design program, forged the partnership, now in its second year, through a social relationship with an executive at Altair Engineering Inc.

The Son of Good Fortune

Lysley Tenorio:Story to Novel: Changing Forms in FictionDesign x Techology Lunch & Learn LectureTuesday 2/8/22

Idea Factory: Student Athletes Matter: Social activism for change

Student Athletes Matter: Social activism for changeAbstract: ­­Historically athletes like Jack Johnson, Jackie Robinson, Tommie Smith & John Carlos, Babe Ruth, Venus Williams, Muhammad Ali, Billie Jean King, Magic Johnson, Pat Tillman & Colin Kaepernick have all use their highly visible Sport platform for protest, marching against injustice, and to conduct other forms of social activism for change.