Ghosts Stories of Lakeland

October 31, 2019

From the ghost of the murdered cow in Old Main, to the ghost of an underground collapsed tunnel between Brotz Hall and Kruger Hall, Lakeland has more than a couple of ghosts who have roamed these parts over the years.   Over the past week, Lakeland University professors, employees, and students ...

Saying Thank You

October 31, 2019

Lakeland students had the chance to thank their scholarship donors at the Scholarship Donor Recognition event.  The Scholarship Donor Recognition and luncheon was held on October 22, 2019 in the campus center event space. The event serves as an, “opportunity to have donors come meet th...

Lakeland University Welcomes New Librarian

October 15, 2019

New librarian, Melanie Jones, is eager to begin working with the Lakeland community.  In her first semester working here, she has already generated many ideas to help students.  Growing up in Dodgeville, WIS, Melanie Jones received her degree in Madison, obtaining a master’s in librar...

Lakeland Golf Team Plays on Championship Course

Austin Tanck, Staff Reporter

October 15, 2019

The Lakeland University Golf team had the opportunity to have their home course at Whistling Straits. Whistling Straits is home to the 2020 Ryder Cup.  Peterson commented on how amazing the drive in is for Whistling Straits. Bluestem grass is a signature on the course, as well as sand traps. Pete Dye designed the course wit...

Facts and Future of Guns

Emi Tsuji, Staff Reporter

October 15, 2019

This past week, Mission House Lecture, “Beating Guns; Hope for People Who Are Weary of Violence, ” was conducted by Shane Claiborne in the Bradley Theater. According to his website, Claiborne is a “prominent speaker, activist, and best-selling author. Shane worked with Mother Teresa in Calcutta, and foun...