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A world with fewer weapons
Stephanie Fedrigo ’13 has spent her last three summers working for the Defense Threat Reduction Agency.
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One Million Bones
Students in Mona Williams’ sculpture class started the semester making human bones from clay.
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Military Friendly
Lynchburg College is on the 2013 list of Military Friendly Schools compiled by G.I. Jobs.
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America's Best Colleges
U.S. News & World Report again ranks LC in the top tier of the "Best Regional Universities."
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Schubert and Schumann
Guest faculty tenor Robert Bracey and pianist Karen Beres will perform Saturday.
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Trying to save salmon
Pat Ferrer ’13 worked in Alaska this summer to study the collapsing salmon population.
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Interning with the Washington Capitals
A hockey fan since childhood, Cassie Phillips ’13, spent the summer in D.C.
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Fall exhibitions at Daura Gallery
Illustrations from "Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland" are at the Daura Gallery.
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"Sticking" with Patrick Dougherty
Jennifer Watlington ’13 spent three weeks working with an internationally known artist.
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Tires and tiles
All 530 first-year students participated in a day of service to start the year.
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An internship down under
Sarah Koehn ’13 spent her summer as an athletic training intern for Australian football.
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Class of 2016 arrives
About 530 first-year students and a record 102 transfers begin classes on Aug. 23.
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LC one of Best 377 Colleges
Lynchburg College is one of the nation’s best institutions for undergraduate education.
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Get on the bus
Students, faculty, and staff can ride GLTC buses throughout the city at no charge.
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Alum at the Olympics
Ashley Stern '09, pictured with Michael Phelps, was an athletic trainer for the Cayman Islands swim team at the London Olympics.
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Paddling into college
Fourteen first-year students will spend Aug. 16-20 paddling along the Chesapeake Bay and Virginia coasts.
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Predicting Olympic performances
How do physicists predict the winning times of Olympians or the Tour de France? One LC student learned this summer with Dr. Eric Goff.
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Roller coasters and solar ovens
Thirteen middle-school girls designed roller coasters and baked pizza in a solar oven of their own making at LC's first STEM camp.
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International pentathlete
When Caitlin Flathers graduated from LC in 2009, she was gunning for the 2012 Olympics.
“I didn’t quite make it as far as I had hoped … but I’m pretty impressed with myself for making it to the trials,” she said.
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New Stargazer
Dr. Michael Solontoi, the new director of the Belk Observatory, sees lots of stars in his future.
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Virginia Private College Week
Rising high school juniors and seniors and their families are invited to LC and 24 other institutions July 30-August 4.
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Free summer concert
A concert will be held on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in Sydnor Performance Hall to highlight graduate choral conducting students.
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LC is in recovery mode
With power out throughout the campus, LC maintenance and grounds crews are working feverishly to get things back to normal.
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