As Lenoir-Rhyne prepares for a major renovation of Cromer Center, alumni, families and friends have a new opportunity to leave a lasting mark on the building through a personalized donor recognition wall.
Through LRs AeroBears rocketry team and a NASA-funded research program, biochemistry major Kaleigh Sloop 27 is discovering her skills can take her further than she ever imagined.
Hickory Young Professionals recognized three members of the Lenoir-Rhyne community for their professional accomplishments, community leadership and commitment to making a difference in the region.
She arrived at Lenoir-Rhyne without any marching band experience. Now drum major Lindsey Gustafson 27 takes the podium with the Spirit of LR as the ensemble brings music and energy to campus and community.
Meet the student leader working to make LR's Student Government Association more accessible and learn his strong opinions on Oreos, Darius Rucker and teleportation.
Lenoir-Rhyne welcomes alumni and friends back to campus Oct. 1617 for Homecoming 2026, featuring milestone reunions, favorite traditions, the Eastside Commons groundbreaking and Bears football.
New director of food service Gray Stone 21 returns to LR focused on providing a dining experience that responds to student needs and makes campus feel like home.
After a successful 2026 launch season, LRs rocket team is building toward a new competition and aiming even higher in 2027.
Bears Engage brings music, theater, scholarship and conversation together as Lenoir-Rhyne marks Americas 250th anniversary and considers where we'll go in the years ahead.
A new scholarship honoring regional sportscaster Mike Hogewood 76 extends his legacy of opportunity, helping future Bears pursue the possibilities that shaped his own life.
Loury Ollison Floyd, Ph.D., associate provost for faculty affairs, assessment and accreditation, received the 2026 NCACTE Outstanding Contributions to Teacher Education Award on September 23.
After a decade building a professional writing career, Megan DeMatteo returns to Lenoir-Rhyne with her first published book and a new goal: fiction.
