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.
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.
Schneiderman expands HUMAN initiative’s national reach as leadership transitions to new co–principal investigators
As Lake Forest College’s Mellon-funded HUMAN initiative enters its next phase, its work at the intersection of humanistic inquiry and artificial intelligence continues to resonate far beyond campus, while new leadership prepares to guide the project forward.
Student researchers assist with Carla Arnell’s new book
Professor of English and Associate Dean of the Faculty Carla Arnell’s new book, Divine Representations: The Rise of the Mystical Novel in Twentieth Century England, is a decade-long endeavor that studies writers from the first decade of the 1900s who shaped a special sub-genre within England’s realist novel.
Mock trial team wins prestigious Spirit of AMTA award at Notre Dame
Persevering through hours of preparation and a roadside bus breakdown on the way to Indiana, Lake Forest College's mock trial stood out in the regional American Mock Trial Association (AMTA) competition for their polish and professionalism.