Names of Kaukauna, Neenah and Menasha stem from Indigenous peoples
The Fox River didn't get its name from the cute, bushy-tailed, four-legged mammal. It's a reference to Native Americans.
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The Fox River didn't get its name from the cute, bushy-tailed, four-legged mammal. It's a reference to Native Americans.
1 day ago From the founding of Lawrence University to President Mark Burstein, the university has largely consisted of a white administration. Lawrence University was founded by Amos A. Lawrence, a wealthy merchant from Groton, Massachusetts, about 35 miles northwest of Boston. Amos was a descendant of John Lawrence, who was the first of the family to arrive in America from England in 1635 and later helped establish the town of Groton in 1660. More than a century later, Samuel Lawrence, a descendant of John Lawrence, established an academy in Groton, which is now called the Lawrence Academy a...