Lenoir-Rhyne inducted the first members of the Kappa Eta chapter of Alpha Alpha Alpha, the national honor society for first-generation students.
Appearing in “The Art of Profession” exhibition, the four students shared work inspired by nature, street art and Indigenous cultures.
An update from the Presidential Search Committee on the status of the group's search for a new LR president.
In The College of Business and Economics, accreditation is about the continuous quest for excellence and giving students a strong foundation for professional life.
February 17-21, Mental Health Awareness Week will present a diverse slate of strategies and provide resources in support of the whole university community.
Merging nature and visual art, Claire Pope reframes our relationship with the world around us and encourages her students to forge their own paths and purpose.
Director of undergraduate admission Morgan Logan '15, M.A. '25, focuses on student success after the acceptance letter arrives.
The members of LR's first improv comedy group invite the world to join their zany antics and laugh along with them.
The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Equity Award will recognize campus and community leaders for their work building a more inclusive and connected world.
In the first chapel service of 2025, Lenoir-Rhyne celebrated the long-awaited arrival of Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary to the Hickory Campus.
Director of Public Safety Randy Isenhour joined LR in fall 2024 after decades with the Hickory Police Department. He reflects on his career and shares his hopes and advice for a safer campus.
Campus and community will once again join to celebrate the legacy of the Civil Rights icon and continue his work through spiritual and public service.
