LTU's Marburger STEM Center gives high school students hands-on experience with drone technology

On Saturday, Feb. 8, a group of 10 high school students visited Lawrence Technological University’s Marburger STEM Center to learn about drones during one of LTU’s Xtreme Science Saturdays programs.

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 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.

Women's tech group now sponsoring 10 all-girl teams in LTU's Robofest

The Michigan Council of Women in Technology Foundation has increased the number of all-girl teams it is sponsoring in Robofest, a competition for student-programmed autonomous robots invented by Lawrence Technological University computer science professor C.J. Chung.

Engineering academy for girls moves to Lawrence Tech in 2020

Lawrence Technological University will join The Engineering Society of Detroit (ESD) in hosting ESD’s Girls in Engineering Academy (GEA) for the coming year. The 2020 GEA program has been made possible by generous support from The Holley Foundation and the PNC Foundation.

New Lawrence Tech paper compares Shelley's Frankenstein and Marvel's 'Black Panther'

Using “Frankenstein,” the famous book frequently called the world’s first science fiction novel, as a method for teaching both social studies and chemistry, is the topic of a new research paper from faculty members at Lawrence Technological University.