Celebration of Darwin Week
Dr. Neal Sumerlin, professor of chemistry and director of the Belk Observatory, will present a lecture during Lynchburg's first annual "Celebration of Darwin Week," February 5 - 9.... [More]
Saving Electricity and Water
Lynchburg College students are competing against other colleges in a national "green" contest, the Conservation Challenge Nationals, to save water and electricity.... [More]
Spring Economic Outlook Conference
Roy Webb, senior economist and research advisor with the Richmond Federal Reserve Bank, spoke at the conference.... [More]
From Slavery to Emancipation
A panel discussion, "From Slavery to Emancipation: African Americans and Working the Land, 1770 to 1877," will be presented February 16 at 7 p.m.... [More]
Seniors Named Marshall Scholars
Seniors Emily Pfeiffer and Natalie Atmel are representing Lynchburg College as George C. Marshall Undergraduate Scholars.... [More]
Anderson Leadership Conference
Randi Pupkin ‘84, executive director of Art with a Heart, will be the keynote speaker for the Anderson Leadership Conference on February 11.... [More]
Great Decisions Lecture Series
The 2012 Great Decisions Lecture Series begins February 2 and continues every Thursday afternoon in February.... [More]
Flute and marimba
The duo of Zara Lawler and Paul J. Fadoul will perform Feb. 3 at 7:30 p.m. in Sydnor Performance Hall.... [More]
Screening athletes for heart risk
The College has screened 470 athletes this year for heart risk thanks to two donated electrocardiogram (ECG) machines.... [More]
Tackling tough issues
"Why Planned Parenthood?" was the subject of the first Senior Symposium lecture of the semester on Monday.... [More]
Music of the Holocaust
"Voices in Peril: Music of the Holocaust" is a performance and lecture featuring Dr. Oeida M. Hatcher on Friday, January 20.... [More]
Olin Lecture Recital
"How European Is It? Piano Repertoire with a Nationalistic Flair" will be the topic of this Jan. 26 recital.... [More]
Students to attend Allies Institute
For the third year in a row, LC students are participating in a program aimed at fostering inclusion.... [More]
Civil Rights icon to speak
Dr. Virgil A. Wood will be the guest speaker Jan. 16 at LC's annual Martin Luther King Jr. celebration and a Jan. 18 panel.... [More]
Korean artist to attend opening
Kwang-Young Chun will attend the opening of his exhibition, "Aggregations, New Work," Jan. 17 at the Daura Gallery.... [More]
Triple Crown
The Hornets won three Old Dominion Athletic Conference championships in the fall putting LC first among ODAC schools in the Learfield's Cup.... [More]
Eighth in the nation
"Inside Lacrosse" ranks the LC men's lacrosse team with a preseason eighth-place and doles out multiple personal accolades.... [More]
State Rookie of the Year
Aricquel Payne has been named the 2011 Virginia State Sports Information Directors College Division III Rookie of the Year.... [More]
Happy Holidays
Lynchburg College administrative offices are closed December 23, 2011 through January 2, 2012 for the holidays.... [More]
Vietnam, The Bahamas, and Rome
More than 60 LC students will be studying abroad during winter break in a variety of cultures and climes.... [More]
Athletic trainers to be honored
Dr. Patricia Aronson will be inducted into the Virginia Athletic Trainers' Association Hall of Fame in January.... [More]
First-Team All-American
Senior midfielder Brittany Klippstein recently capped her outstanding career with First-Team All-American accolades.... [More]
LC partners with Historic Sandusky
A partnership between Lynchburg College and Historic Sandusky, an important Civil War site near the campus, has been formed.... [More]
Creating a video game
Meet our computer game design class and see what they created this semester.... [More]
Bus ridership soars
LC ridership on the Greater Lynchburg Transit Co. buses has climbed 56 percent from last fall.... [More]
Player of the Year
Midfielder Shelly Milks has added All-State Field Hockey Division Player of the Year to her resume.... [More]
