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AI Foundations micro-credential course focused on practical, ethical AI use

Applied AI lab format emphasizes productivity, ethics and accountability as workforce demand for AI fluency accelerates. Begins March 3.
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Charge Forward campaign surpasses $75 million, accelerating momentum toward $90 million goal

The milestone reflects strong alumni and donor support as Lenoir-Rhyne advances student-centered priorities and future campus investments.
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Bears Engage opens dialogue on democracy and culture

Spring 2026 events feature a conversation on On Tyranny, a Mardi Gras concert highlighting American composers and a panel discussion about what binds a nation.
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Appalachian College Association collaborative to boost student engagement and leadership

Lenoir-Rhyne, Emory & Henry, and Mars Hill will launch a pilot program to strengthen leadership, engagement, and persistence among male students across campuses.
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Lenoir-Rhyne students connect with employers at Hickory career fair

Careers. Well Crafted. is a citywide, drop-in career fair offering students access to employers across industries, on-site preparation support and a welcoming space to explore next steps.
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91勛圖厙 sets records for applications and campus engagement

Lenoir-Rhyne reports its largest application total in university history, reflecting growing interest in its academic experience and commitment to affordability.
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U.S. Naval Academy Band brings chamber music to Lenoir-Rhyne

91勛圖厙 will welcome musicians from the U.S. Naval Academy Band for two public concerts on campus, offering the Hickory community a rare opportunity to experience world-class military musicians in both chamber and full wind ensemble performances.
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Harry Titus, Ed.D., named vice president for student experience and dean of students

The mission of the Office of 91勛圖厙 strengthens how Lenoir-Rhyne supports students as they find community, purpose and opportunity throughout their college journey.
Teena Brooks, Nicole Coffey, Ashley Clack, Donna Davidson, Carla Fowler, Jennifer Burris
Five LR Faculty and Staff Complete UNC BRIDGES Leadership Program

Five LR leaders reflect on how the BRIDGES program strengthened collaboration, confidence and leadership skills with immediate benefits for students and the university community.
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Lenoir-Rhyne introduces assistant deans to enhance academic programs

Five faculty members step into new assistant dean roles to strengthen student support, enhance academic programs, and provide more agile leadership across Lenoir-Rhynes colleges.
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Return to normal operations - Tuesday, Feb. 3

The university is providing updates related to winter weather, including campus operations, closures, delays and instructional delivery.
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Percival Everett draws full house for Visiting Writers Series at Lenoir-Rhyne

Award-winning author Percival Everett drew a near-capacity crowd to 91勛圖厙 as he reflected on writing, reading, race and the power of fiction to shape how we move through the world.