• Winter Weather Updates

    We continue to monitor the winter storm that is impacting university operations this weekend and into early this week. 

    • STATUS: All three campus locations are closed through Monday, Jan. 26, with remote work and remote instruction on Monday. Essential operations will continue during the closure. Students should watch their LR email and monitor Canvas for information from instructors. We will continue to monitor conditions closely and will provide an update regarding operations on Tuesday, Jan. 27, by noon on Monday.
    • FACILITIES (Hickory): The library and fitness center will be closed Saturday through Monday. The Cromer Center dining hall is expected to operate on a normal schedule unless otherwise communicated.
    • RECEIVE UPDATES: Check LR email and the LR website for official university updates.
    • STAY CONNECTED: If you haven't already, download and enable notifications for the SafeZone app for timely safety alerts and campus information.

    We appreciate your flexibility and patience as we continue to monitor the situation and prioritize the safety and well-being of our campus community.

    Storm Updates

Anti-Hazing Policy & Reporting

To foster a safe, supportive and healthy living and learning environment, Lenoir-Rhyne enforces a clear student conduct policy against hazing. All forms of hazing, whether intentional or unintentional, are expressly forbidden. 

Hazing is defined as any action taken or situation created, whether on or off campus, for initiation, admission, affiliation or continued membership in a formal or informal organization, that meets one or more of the criteria outlined below. Hazing can occur with or without consent. These actions are inconsistent with the university’s core values and violate the Code of Student Conduct.

Campus Hazing Transparency Report

Each institution must compile and publish on a prominent location of their public website a hazing transparency report that summarizes findings concerning any student organization found to be in violation of the institution’s standards of conduct related to hazing. 

The Office of the Dean of Students will update the report twice a year based on the regulations outlined in the Stop Campus Hazing Act to comply with the necessary requirements for the Campus Hazing Transparency Report. 

Anyone that suspects any occurrence of hazing, should report through the Confidential Hazing Report Form.