At last year’s 50th reunion, LSA students answered the most provocative and pressing questions from the classes of 1955 and 1956. Even after fifty years, alumni pride in Michigan and LSA is still strong.
Robert Frost slept here. And taught here in the 1920s. The tradition of great American and international writers teaching in LSA continues to this day.
After a teaching stint in Tanzania, LSA student Dory Gannes returned to UM not just to study but to raise money for the people she met. She is going back to fund sustainable resources for African orphanages.
You live; you learn -- and in LSA, you do both together. This new facility, complete in 2010, will bring dorm rooms together with classrooms, faculty offices, a café, TV studios, and multimedia classrooms.
Across generations, lives have been forever transformed here. From being ranked a top school for fostering success to offering 3,000 courses to hosting alumni reunions, LSA is committed to each member of its community.
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