Lenoir-Rhyne has been named a Top 15 Best Value university among all universities in the Southern region in U.S. News and World Report’s 2026 Best Colleges rankings released today.
Encouragement from professors and a passion for community shaped Gray Lee’s debut, "Becoming," which Redhawk Publications will release in fall 2025.
Prospective students can now step inside a new model room to see how LR’s first-year residence halls blend modern comfort, efficient design and school spirit.
Meet Zach Lindler, M.Div. ’26: LTSS student body president, Clemson graduate, and dedicated leader guiding his peers through a time of transition and growth.
Nursing major Tanli Carlton ’26 reflects on her journey to LR, her love of community and her new role as Student Government Association president.
As LR welcomes its largest incoming class since 2020, see the numbers, majors, and fun facts that will make this year’s campus buzz!
LTSS alumni and church leaders can participate in this fall’s Explore courses, exploring holistic Christianity, monastic life and other topics that foster lifelong learning.
Shared meals, worship, classes, and conversation: First Week at LTSS plants the seeds of faith and fellowship that sustain students throughout the semester.
Lenoir-Rhyne kicks off the semester with Welcome Weekend, followed by Welcome Week, giving students ample space to explore, connect and celebrate campus life.
Second graders from four local school districts will participate in the annual literacy celebration, featuring McAnulty's "Our Solar System: A Stellar Neighborhood."
A $265,000 grant from the Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation will provide scholarships for undergraduate nursing students at Lenoir-Rhyne in 2025–26, supporting women pursuing careers that serve the healthcare needs of their communities.
