The National Science Foundation has awarded $7.9 million to study the toxic chemical PFAS.
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The National Science Foundation has awarded $7.9 million to study the toxic chemical PFAS.
Landmark College welcomed the fall 2026 incoming class with a Convocation ceremony on Saturday, August 29th.
Landmark College now offers nine bachelor's degree programs after launching baccalaureate studies in 2016.
Professionals participating in the LCIRT certificate program now have the option to pursue three master's degrees from Antioch University.
Three groups of Landmark College students are fanning out across the world for summer study abroad.
The article was recently published in the Journal of Science Education for Students with Disabilities.
Professor of Education Cole Denisen published in peer-reviewed New Ideas in Psychology.
Assistant Professor of Life Science Eric Rhomberg will present "Journey to the Moon: The remarkable early history of human space exploration and its enduring significance."
Gobbo, who recently published a book on neurodiversity, received the award at the College Autism Summit in Pittsburgh.
Computer Science Student Jaden Clark relocated to Frisco, Texas for the internship—his second with the tech giant.
Exploring the chemical properties of cinnamon
Professor Ryan Ware is a founding editor of Literate Activity, and is joined in the effort by student Talia Katz, who is working and editorial and research assistant.
LCIRT Research Scholar Gabrielle Ewall Ph.D has been awarded a research grant from the STRIVE program.
Landmark College faculty Lee Crocker and Stefanie Argus will be giving presentations this October
Classroom furniture pilot project will improve neuroinclusivity in classroom design
The College was joined by special guest Senator Peter Welch, alongside hundreds of students, families, faculty, staff, and friends.
The student volunteers partnered with the Windham County Natural Resources Conservation District and the Connecticut River Conservancy.
The first half of 2025 saw the publication of two new books from Landmark College faculty and experts.
Annual event celebrates chemistry, sustainability, and our planet
Service project part of leadership component for program
"Blueprint for Learning" and "Skills to Conquer College" prepare students for college transition
Richard Little ’24 now attending George Mason University
Accolade for communications professor includes $1,000 award to expand student reporting
Students share what they appreciate about this unique course