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Lakeland University’s climb in the U.S. News & World Report rankings is more than a headline—it reflects concrete changes that have tangible benefits for students who come from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. What a Higher Ranking Means for Your College Journey Being placed at #54 in the U.S. News list of Top Performers on Social Mobility […]
On Thursday and Friday, November 6‑7, Lakeland University will host the Great Lakes Writers Festival, a free, two‑day event that brings authors, readers, and students together for readings, master classes, and open‑mic sessions. The festival features notable writers Maggie Su and Albert Abonado, whose work spans fiction, poetry, and literary innovation. For anyone looking to immerse themselves in […]
For students preparing to enter the accounting profession, real‑world experience is as valuable as academic coursework. Lakeland University’s Cooperative Education (Co‑Op) program blends classroom learning with paid, professional work assignments, allowing accounting majors to gain hands‑on exposure while earning university credits. This article explains how the program benefits students, showcases Dean Allie Smith’s journey, and […]
Understanding the New Lecture Series and Its Significance Lakeland University has announced the launch of a faculty‑led lecture series designed to bring expert knowledge directly to students and the surrounding community. The inaugural talk, delivered by Assistant Professor of Communication Aimee Burns‑Boisvert, focused on “Creating Safer Communities: Conversations on Intimate Partner Violence.” The series is […]
Discover the Creative Journey Behind This Exhibition When the campus lights dim and the last visitor steps out of the Bradley Gallery, it’s easy to assume the hallway has settled back into routine. But for two senior students from Lakeland University, the gallery becomes a stage for a personal narrative of resilience, creativity, and the […]
Why This Play Stands Out in the World of Shakespeare When most people think of Shakespeare, they picture long, dignified monologues and intricate histories. Lakeland University offers a fresh perspective that reimagines the Bard’s full oeuvre in a single, fast‑paced performance. The production, titled The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) [Revised] [Again], condenses every tragedy, […]
Transforming a Downtown Landmark into an Interactive Learning Hub York College’s Gunter‑Smith Center illustrates how a historic building can evolve into a dynamic space for education, collaboration, and community outreach. By blending architectural preservation with modern augmented‑reality (AR) technology, the campus has created a living classroom that invites students, faculty, alumni, and residents to explore […]
Chloe Ament’s journey from short‑form video content to a full‑scale touring vocalist illustrates how a focused strategy can convert casual online engagement into a sustainable music career. For student musicians, marketers, and industry newcomers, her route offers practical steps to build an audience, develop original material, and translate digital reach into real‑world opportunities. Leveraging College […]
What the Tim Kerner ’87 Student Emergency Fund Means for Your Education York College of Pennsylvania’s new fund provides students facing sudden financial hardships with up to $250 of assistance per academic year. Established through a generous donation from alumnus and Distinguished Alumni Service Award winner Timothy P. Kerner ’87, the fund is designed to […]
Cross‑Disciplinary Innovation at York College In September 2025, York College’s Film and Media Arts program and Environmental Horticulture program joined forces to launch the Uninvited Guests initiative. The project, supported by a Graham Center for Collaborative Innovation grant, pairs student filmmakers with horticulture experts to document invasive plant species that threaten local ecosystems. The collaboration […]
