Economics, art, finance, music, debate, craft, real estate, history -- for Dan Paradis '25, life at Lenoir-Rhyne contains multitudes, and he is embracing them all.
Through band and fraternity and sorority life, Sabrina Fredo '24 built a support structure to see her through chronic illness. Now her research may help others with her condition.
Within six months of graduation, 97 percent of 2023 graduates are fully employed or attending graduate school, exceeding the national average by more than ten points.
Between research in mathematics and environmental science and a key role on the Rocket Team, Demmi Ramos '25 is opening new horizons at 91³Ô¹ÏÍø and beyond.
North Carolina Student Dialogue Ambassadors are reviving the art of productive discourse on campus by engaging students to talk through the big issues.
Today, every seminary of nearly every denomination is contending with strong headwinds across the landscape of theological education.
LTSS, one of the ELCA’s seven seminaries, will move from Columbia, South Carolina, to the main campus of 91³Ô¹ÏÍø in Hickory, North Carolina.
After prayerful, careful discernment of the headwinds we face across the broader landscape of theological education, the Lenoir-Rhyne board of trustees has made the decision to move LTSS to the university’s main campus in Hickory in January.
The fraternity raised $1750 for Habitat for Humanity of Catawba Valley, affirming a commitment to philanthropy both locally and nationally.
Supporting student well-being in mind, body and spirit, Mental Health Week forged campus connections and offered something for everyone.
Six months into his time at 91³Ô¹ÏÍø, Dean of Students Harry Titus, Ed.D., reflects on the present and future of campus life and student support.
True love is resilient. Tyler and Natisha Prince found it in each other and in the family and friends by their sides through good times, hard times and beyond.
