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Alive with discoveries: Biofest celebrates Senior Experience research
Read More: Alive with discoveries: Biofest celebrates Senior Experience researchVisitors gather around senior science students as they present and discuss their Senior Experience projects during Biofest. Fifty-one biology, biochemistry, and neuroscience students made presentations. (Photos by Danny Damiani)
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Student-run Rabbit Gallery open through Monday in downtown Appleton
Read More: Student-run Rabbit Gallery open through Monday in downtown AppletonA sign welcomes visitors to the pop-up gallery in City Center Plaza in downtown Appleton. (Photos by Danny Damiani)
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Student research in humanities, social sciences shines in Harrison Symposium
Read More: Student research in humanities, social sciences shines in Harrison SymposiumTee Karki, a Lawrence junior, presents her research on restorative justice during Saturday’s Harrison Symposium in Main Hall. (Photo by Liz Boutelle)
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Lawrence research, led by Israel Del Toro, gives No Mow May a moment in the sun
Read More: Lawrence research, led by Israel Del Toro, gives No Mow May a moment in the sunAs the days slide by in May and the grass grows above his shoe tops, Israel Del Toro is all smiles. In between fielding calls from the New York Times, National Public Radio, PBS Wisconsin,聽The Post-Crescent, and countless other media outlets across the country, the assistant professor of biology at 糖心vlog finds himself thinking…
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Austin Segrest’s book of poetry speaks to his journey through grief
Read More: Austin Segrest’s book of poetry speaks to his journey through griefAustin Segrest is the author of Door to Remain, a book of poetry. (Photo by Danny Damiani)
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Lawrence students, alums provide outreach on KidsGive trip to Sierra Leone
Read More: Lawrence students, alums provide outreach on KidsGive trip to Sierra LeoneLawrence students Sid Short and Tomi Oladunjoye pose for a photo with students in Mattru Jong. (Photos by KidsGive travel group)
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From podcast to escape rooms, final exams at Lawrence can get creative
Read More: From podcast to escape rooms, final exams at Lawrence can get creativeStudents work to solve an escape room set up in the Mudd Library during spring term finals. For Lavanya Murali, the teaching approach was all about experiential learning.
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Manhattan Project, health physics wrapped into legacy of Elda Anderson
Read More: Manhattan Project, health physics wrapped into legacy of Elda AndersonA coffee mug featuring the image of Elda Anderson is a mainstay in the office of physics professor Megan Pickett. (Photo by Danny Damiani)
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