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.
Celebrating research and creativity at the Glassman Symposium
The 2025 Robert B. Glassman Memorial Brain, Mind, and Behavior Symposium brought together the Forester community for two days of exploration into the science of the brain and the art of human expression.
Where it all began: Brett Palmero ’20 returns to the College as biology professor
Five years after graduating from Lake Forest College, Brett Palmero ’20 returns to the Lillard Science Center to teach in the same classrooms he once occupied as a student.
Ben Zeller opens Princeton workshop on faith and food
This past month, Ben Zeller, the Irvin L. and Fern D. Young Presidential Professor of Religion, delivered the opening keynote address at the Faith and Food Workshop, held at Princeton Theological Seminary. The workshop explored how belief, culture, and culinary traditions shape human flourishing.
Schneiderman leads 2025 Lake Forest Reads conversation with author
Executive Director of the Krebs Center for the Humanities and Professor of English Davis Schneiderman guided a lively, wide-ranging conversation with bestselling novelist William Kent Krueger at this year’s Lake Forest Reads community event, which drew strong attendance to the Gorton Center for the program’s first-ever daytime weekend gathering.