Funds totaling almost $40,000 will support inquiries into recreational math, Chinese culture, Indigenous philosophies and local economies.
As the new director of BEAR Central, Teena Brooks, M.A. '17, brings experience and a passionate commitment to student success to the role.
Starting January 22, students have a fast, easy way to schedule tutoring and academic coaching appointments online.
In the final semester of her Ph.D., Kabre Heck '19 has accumulated honors and accolades – including an NIH fellowship. Now she looks to a future and a new research niche.
The Lenoir-Rhyne theatre program won a high honor in the 2023 North Carolina Theatre Conference Awards in recognition of the program's artistic and educational excellence.
For more than 50 years, Lutheran and Catholic scholars have met to tackle serious questions of faith and doctrine. This year, Justin Nickel, Ph.D., joined the conversation.
Now the public safety chaplain for the City of North Myrtle Beach, S.C., Jay Ortiz pursued his path to chaplaincy with continuing education at LTSS.
Kjell Bakken, M.Div. '26, followed his curiosity all the way to the 13th Lutheran World Federation Assembly in Poland to connect with the worldwide church.
Matt Hansen, M.Div. '24, left marketing to answer the call to ministry. At the 13th Lutheran World Federation Assembly, he found the intersection of his past and future career paths.
The Lenoir-Rhyne will sponsor and host the university’s second annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day Prayer Breakfast on Monday, Jan. 15.
The contribution to the Internship Support Fund will help student interns fund professional wear, commuting costs, temporary housing and more.
In September, two LTSS students joined the gathering of global Lutherans in Poland, where helped promote a message of unity, inclusivity and sustainability.
