The Class of 2025 find success after Commencement
Graduating is a remarkable milestone for those who enroll in college. The Class of 2025 produced 442 graduates, many of whom have already taken first steps in their future careers.
From student to CEO: Leslie J. Sawyer ’75 on courage, confidence, and breaking barriers
As CEO of Environmental Design International (EDI), one of the few African American, female-owned engineering firms in Illinois, Leslie J. Sawyer ’75 carries forward a legacy of excellence, representation, and purpose-driven leadership.
U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin named Commencement speaker for 2026
U.S. Senate Democratic Whip Dick Durbin (D-IL) will deliver the Commencement Address at the Lake Forest College 2026 ceremony on Saturday, May 9, the College announced today.
Learning by doing in Schultz’s lab drives student discovery and opportunity
Shortly after graduating—or even before—six Lake Forest College students have already done what many scientists spend years working toward: publishing peer-reviewed research and turning that experience into career momentum.
Human connections in a machine age: Why networking in college matters more than ever
AI can write resumes, optimize LinkedIn profiles, and even simulate interviews, but there is one thing it cannot replace: human relationships.