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Lillard Opening Brings Old Faces to a New Campus

Posted on November 18, 2018April 26, 2019 by Stentor Staff Writer

By Pouriya Soltani ‘22 and Sangjun Hornewer ’20 Staff Writer and Editor-in-Chief The Grand Opening of the Lillard Science Center represents more possibilities for the Lake Forest College community. Over 700 people gathered at the new center on Middle Campus to celebrate the Grand Opening on October 12. The presentation began with opening remarks from President Schutt and messages of thanks to all those who contributed to the over $43 million project; principal donors John…

Pulitzer Prize Winning Historian Gives Talk

Posted on November 18, 2018 by Stentor Staff Writer

By Emma Overton ‘22 News Editor To honor the late Ruth Winter, who was a dynamic director of student activities at Lake Forest College for many years, the College invited Pulitzer Prize winning professor and historian Heather Ann Thompson to speak on Wednesday evening, October 10 in the Lily Reid Holt Memorial Chapel. Thompson, who won the coveted 2017 Pulitzer in history for her book “Blood in the Water: The Attica Prison Uprising of 1971…

Lake Forest College leads in Liquor-Law Arrests in 2017 across ACM schools; Lawrence University leads in sexual assaults

Posted on April 30, 2018 by Matthew Demirs

Lake Forest College proved to be a relatively safe small liberal arts college during the 2016 academic year in comparison to similar-sized schools across the Midwest. According to clerycenter.org, under rules outlined in the Jeanne Clery Act, a consumer protection law that aims to provide transparency around campus crime statistics, institutions must distribute their security report annually by October 1. The Stentor’s comparison of similar-sized schools that are fellow members of the Associated Colleges of…

Power failures see the light

Posted on April 27, 2018 by Stentor Staff Writer

By MATT DEMIRS EDITOR IN CHIEF Power has been restored across campus after nearly three weeks of electrical issues caused by multiple failures in the underground power lines during March. On March 13th, during Spring Break, Phillip Hood, the Vice President of Development and Alumni Relations, alerted the student body via email of a major power outage that was originally said to take hours to repair. Hood’s email was the first in a series of…

A Year of Hard Work Culminated in first TEDx Lake Forest College Event

Posted on December 4, 2017 by Stentor Staff Writer

By KALINA SAWYER’18 MANAGING EDITOR Lake Forest College held its very first TEDx event on October 27 at Lily Reid Holt Memorial Chapel. Eleven speakers came from Chicago, New York, and the Lake Forest College community to share in the mission of the international organization, TED: “Ideas worth spreading”. This TEDx event was the culmination of a year’s worth of hard work from the new TEDx student organization on campus. Hakob Parsamyan ’20 came up…

Interview with the creator of Facebook group “The United White Association”

Posted on September 26, 2017September 26, 2017 by Matthew Demirs

Kalina Sawyer, Managing Editor, had an exclusive interview with Battle Kenney ’18, creator of the Facebook group, “United White Association,” which was later changed to “In Search of Truth.” You can read more about the Facebook group and the campus tension in result here. The article was conducted via email. Q. What was your initial intention for starting United White Association? A. My initial intention for starting The United White Association was to create an…

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