
This year, Joe Bear came out of his hibernation with a fresh look. Follow the timeline to learn his history and how he has impacted LR.
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Explore the rich tradition and history of Lenoir-Rhyne by browsing news, accomplishments, and athletic highlights through the years.
This year, Joe Bear came out of his hibernation with a fresh look. Follow the timeline to learn his history and how he has impacted LR.
They no longer sport red and black on game day, but these Lenoir-Rhyne alumni are Bears through and through. These LR graduates are molding the lives of student-athletes around the country, across all levels of play, as coaches.
Three torn ACLs. Two-sport athlete. But there’s only one Jackie Denny, senior marketing major.
Jean Beaver and Charles Cooke are dedicated members of the LR community. Their service totals a combined 100 years.
A beloved Bear, Snipes spent nearly 30 years on the University’s board of trustees.
Gabriel originated the LR Marching Band “The Snappy Sixty.”
Lenoir-Rhyne's Board of Trustees selects the first woman as Chair in 127-year history.
Lenoir-Rhyne recognizes faculty and staff members for their contributions to the campus community and beyond.
Students represent Lenoir-Rhyne at Future Business Leaders of America conference.
The Kappa Omicron chapter of Theta Xi fraternity at Lenoir- Rhyne received six national awards this summer.
LR faculty member selected by the Council of Independent Colleges to participate in the 2019- 2020 Senior Leadership Academy.
Nine Lenoir-Rhyne students attended the 116th Annual Meeting of the North Carolina Academy of Science
In May, Lenoir-Rhyne recognized academic achievements and celebrated commencement activities at its three campuses.
LR students embarked on a weeklong performance tour of Ireland.
Lenoir-Rhyne’s Arktos chapter of Mortar Board received a Gold Torch Award and Project of Excellence Award at this year’s Mortar Board National Conference.
On Sept. 10, the Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary of LR celebrated the installation of The Rev. Dr. Mary Hinkle Shore as the rector and dean.
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Virginia Hinzman ’19 landed a full-time position at Unlocking Potential after she graduated in May.
Sydney Slusser ’17 was awarded the Gold Presidential Service Award from the American Red Cross.
Langston Williams ’15 received the Graduate Student of the Year Award from Auburn University.
Tyeesha Wesley ’12 recently received two awards from Clemson University.
Dr. Silas Webb ’06 received a doctorate in history from Syracuse University.
Andrew Taylor-Troutman ’03 had a book published this year called “Gently Between the Words.”
Kathi Glander Stogner '95 recently published a nonfiction narrative.
Michael Todd Felts ’92 received the 2019 Distinguished Outreach Faculty award during the University of Nevada, Reno’s Honor the Best Award ceremony.
Carol Hinson ’84 retired from teaching after 34 years.
Sisters of Kappa Delta enjoyed their third annual trip to Bald Head Island.
Student success is at the heart of everything we do at Lenoir-Rhyne.
RACHEL NICHOLS, Vice President for Enrollment Management