In its 2023-24 rankings, U.S. News and World Report recognized LR among the best universities in the South for value and social mobility.
The Rev. Dr. Chad Rimmer will be officially installed as rector and dean of Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary (LTSS) during a special service in Columbia on November 9, 2023.
The newly named director for the Center for Teaching and Learning, Shweta Kailani, MBA, to bring an expertise and drive for educational excellence and student success to the unversity.
Eight Lenoir-Rhyne students will head to Duke University, where they'll learn from acclaimed composer Rosephayne Powell and collaborate with fellow choral performers in the NCACDA State Honors Choir.
With experience ranging from Disney to the Charlotte Symphony Orchestra, Harvey turns her skills and passion to helping LR grow.
Celebrate all things LR with a weekend packed with reunions, tailgates, parades, get-togethers and more.
LR's 2022 "Bears Give Back" video has been recognized among the best media in educational advancement in the CASE 2023 Circle of Excellence.
In her summer internship, chemistry major Reagan Womack '24 worked closely with the cutting-edge methodologies changing the way research is done.
As part of the prestigious State of North Carolina Internship Program, Alexis Douglas spent the summer improving her community one job at a time.
The newest member of the student life team brings open communication and creative thinking to bring open the doors of campus and community involvement.
Experience is everything in the health sciences, which led Brianna Abernathy '24 into two very different summer internships in occupational therapy.
The Lenoir-Rhyne University Visiting Writers Series returns in September for its 35th season and will host an impressive and engaging variety of authors, poets, artists and more on campus this academic year.
