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From laundry to leadership

Hunter Fairchild '10 has parlayed a campus laundry business into a slot at the Sorensen Institute for Political Leadership at the University of Virginia for its 2008 College Leaders Programs.    Read More

Dancing with gypsies

Chelsea Parker '09 was one of five students asked to tell her story about a study abroad experience to the National Geographic Society last month in Washington, D.C. On March 26, 2008, the National Geographic Society and Glimpse invited a select group of study abroad alumni to their board meeting to have the opportunity to network and encourage National Geographic to support study abroad.    Read More

Schewel Hall struts its stuff

LC's newest classroom building is a high tech treaure that's drawing students in big numbers.    Read More

Soccer player kicks it up a notch

Lauren Askey '08 led the Lynchburg College women's soccer team to the Elite Eight last fall while maintaining a near-perfect GPA.    Read More

Undergraduate research opens doors

LC grad Jim Pask is traveling a special road these days, thanks to support from a Lynchburg College trustee.    Read More

St. Lucian student brings daughter to LC

When Jackie decided to leave St. Lucia to further her studies, she knew she had to bring her daughter with her.    Read More

LC's Top Scholar

What does it take to be the top scholar at Lynchburg College? Post-It Notes.    Read More

Colleges That Change Lives

Lynchburg College is one of only two colleges in Virginia and 40 nationwide featured in a brand new edition of Colleges That Change Lives by Loren Pope, former education editor of The New York Times.    Read More

Year of the Environment

Lynchburg College has dubbed 2007-08 the Year of the Environment with a theme of "A Greener Tomorrow Today." The College is undertaking a yearlong campaign to make the campus and its inhabitants more aware of their impact on the Earth, and to make changes that will lessen that impact.    Read More