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“I feel like the size is perfect because it makes it so nobody goes unnoticed — there is always someone looking out for you.”
— Carrington Detrick ’27
"The school was so intimate that even professors outside my field knew me and helped alleviate a lot of stress related to my future career"
— Ayesha Iqbal ’21
"Lynchburg’s beautiful campus and close-knit community stood out to me — I loved the environment when I first visited."
— Claire Flynn ’19
"SMIF gave me the rare chance to manage real capital, gain insights, and build a great story for my post-college career."
— Cole Barrett ‘17
"I love how interactive the professors are — they seek feedback often and genuinely care if we feel supported and involved."
— Ashley Parham ’21

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December 9, 2025

University of Lynchburg tech pioneers featured in UK publication

Burton Dining Hall
December 8, 2025

Dining services joins American Culinary Federation

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December 4, 2025

University of Lynchburg announces new leadership for healthcare leadership doctoral programs

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December 3, 2025

College Lake Dam project completed

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Due to hazardous weather, the University of Lynchburg will close on Tuesday, Dec. 9, to ensure safety for all. Faculty and staff who can work remotely will transition to an online format.

Staff should consult their supervisors for work-from-home expectations, while faculty should inform students about exam plans and notify the Registrar’s Office if rescheduling. Essential personnel should report as directed. Students should check their email for updates on exams and assignments.

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