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Students stand outside in a large group at Oakwood Cemetery.

Inspired by this year's campus read, a First-Year Experience class observes the past and ponders the present with a trip to Oakwood Cemetery.

Moises Vazquez interacts with a professor inside a classroom.

First-generation student finding his place at Lenoir-Rhyne

For first-generation student Moises Vazquez, his college education means being a leader, the product of his parents’ sacrifice and an example for the next generation.

Screenshot of new LR website homepage on computers and mobile devices

Ready. Set. Launch! LR unveils redesigned website

The redesigned site features an engaging, mobile-friendly design, new content, improved accessibility, enhanced functionality and integration with university applications.

A masked professor hands out papers to masked students on the first day of classes.

Mask requirement extended

As local positive COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations rise, the mask mandate on campus has been extended until further notice.

The Charge bear statue, located on campus, is seen in the early morning light.

University recognized in national rankings

With the release of the latest U.S. News & World Report and Niche rankings, Lenoir-Rhyne University has placed in top categories amongst peers.

A maintenance worker installs a new street sign on campus.

From College Drive to Spuller Way

University renames street on campus in honor of beloved professor

Lineup released for 2021-22 Visiting Writers Series

The university has welcomed celebrated authors, poets, editors and more to campus in order to present their distinguished work to students, faculty and staff.

Playmakers return, announces auditions

Lenoir-Rhyne announces audition calls for its 2021 Playmakers production of "Next to Normal." The auditions are Aug. 31 and Sept. 1 at 7 p.m. in Belk Centrum.

'Flick' is Employee of the Year

Flicker joined LR in 2002 and was promoted to head athletic trainer in 2011. In 2019, he was promoted to senior associate athletic director having covered nearly every team in his tenure.

Construction underway on the football practice field

Renovations welcome students to campus

Structures were upgraded, cleaned and offices were moved around to better utilize space on Lenoir-Rhyne's campus.

Terry Phillips is new multicultural affairs director

Phillips comes to LR from Davidson-Davie County Community College where he served as coordinator of engagement, persistence, retention and completion after spending four years at Winston-Salem State where he was assistant director for freshmen admission.

LR announces major renovations to Moretz Stadium

Moretz Stadium has served LR since 1924. Renovations will bring new grandstands, bleachers, a press box and President's Box, suites, concession areas, a new video board, entrances and more. Parking is also being added to the practice field for Bears Club members.