Rev. Dr. Julie Mavity Maddalena has many titles at Lakeland University and she wouldn’t want it any other way. Being the ...

Here’s what you need to know about Lakeland’s new poster policy and how it affects campus communication.    The start of ...

Author Maggie Su sinks readers into a desolate reality in her debut novel, “Blob: A Love Story,” published by HarperCollins ...

Piper, the assistant professor of composition, proudly serves as Lakeland University’s writing coach coordinator, composition ...

With the next round of class registration looming, Lakeland will offer Tropical Ecology again this spring. This biology ...

Boisvert, Lakeland University’s assistant professor of communication, has seen the photo of her cat, Booty, in his Gryffindor outfit. They’ve witnessed her adoration of Booty whenever she mentions him ...

Being a student-athlete at Lakeland requires more than successfully navigating classes and being a good teammate. It involves something greater, according to senior running back Monroe Hobbs. It ...

On Thursday, Nov. 6 and Friday, Nov. 7, the Great Lakes Writers Festival will bring two published authors, Maggie Su and Albert Abonado, to Lakeland University. The festival invites students and the ...

Amy Moua, a senior at Lakeland University, is the editor-in-chief of The Mirror for fall 2024 and will graduate in December with a double major in psychology and writing. Captivated by the power of ...

Albert Abonado is an Asian-American teacher and poet based in Rochester, N.Y. His work has appeared in the Boston Review, the Colorado Review, Poetry Northwest, The Margins, Hobart, Waxwing and ...

Every senior has a couple things they wish they would have known or done differently. It’s a part of college and certainly a part of life. However, that doesn’t mean they can’t impart some wisdom from ...

A captivating assortment of up to 12 different tree species are native to the area around Lakeland’s campus. Among these are maple and oak trees, with silver maples located behind Ley Chapel as well ...