Lenoir Rhyne celebrates the success of Giving Tuesday, an annual global giving movement for the causes and organizations we care about most.
Newly appointed assistant provost Michael McGee has done a little of everything at LR. His newest role may be the most exciting one yet.
Inspired by tribal leaders, the Native American Student Association shares experiences, history and traditions to promote cultural understanding and appreciation.
Over the years many students have played the role of Joe Bear. Where are they now?
After the Taliban pushed them from their university and homes in August 2021, Afghan refugees have found homes at new institutions all over the world – including LR, where almost a dozen students have found safety and support.
The Visiting Writers Series celebrates 35 years of inspiration, creativity and artistry.
Utilizing a found interview of 1920s alumni — explore how campus has changed in the last 100 years.
Anna Magann ’04 is investing in the next generation of LR Bears through the Anna Scott Magann Scholarship.
Thanks to the generosity of two alumni, the Center for Vocation and Purpose is getting a new name. The mission to help students find meaning in their lives and work remains the same.
With a long family history of LR Bears, Alyssa Stewart returned to her alma mater in 2011. Now, she been named the new director of teaching education.
On Thursday, Nov. 9, the Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary of Lenoir-Rhyne University, celebrated the installation of the Rev. Dr. Chad Rimmer as the rector and dean.
Our beloved Joe Bear is up for a 2023 Golden Reggy Award from the Mascot Hall of Fame. Our 2022 holiday greeting “Joe Alone” is nominated in the Best Video Short Category. Vote each day for Joe Bear. Voting closes on November 21.
