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The Claremont Trio to perform
The Claremont Trio will perform at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 15 in Sydnor Performance Hall.
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Novelist in the making
Sarah Lampkin '12 has already written two novels - including "Dead Dreamer: Freshman Year" - and is working on a third.
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Econ professor in The New York Times
Dr. Gerald Prante is quoted in The New York Times on a study he did with an LC student.
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LC student serves on Governor's Task Force
Jillian McGarrity '14 is the only college student on the Governor's Task Force of School and Campus Safety.
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Dr. Polloway named national fellow
Dr. Ed Polloway is to be named Fellow of the American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities.
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Visiting Korean professor supports Student Center
Cheon Seog Rim, a visiting physics professor from Hannam University, LC’s sister school in Korea, contributed $500 to support the Student Center.
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Alumna to head leadership conference
Lori Evans Ermi ’85 will keynote the Anderson Leadership Conference Feb. 9.
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International Literary Award
Dr. Casey Clabough, associate professor of English, received the first Bangladesh International Literary Award.
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First African-American graduate speaks at MLK service
Helen Mundy Witt ’67, ’78 MEd, LC's first African-American graduate, spoke at the MLK service Jan. 21.
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Black History Month at LC
A Pulitzer Prize-winning author and the son of a Negro Baseball League umpire are Black History Month speakers.
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First Bower Veterans Scholarship recipient
Army veteran Mike Mattox says he couldn't attend LC without the Bower Veterans Scholarship.
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Autism certificate program honored
LC's Autism Spectrum Disorders Certificate Program has been recognized for exemplary teaching and training.
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Men's soccer showcase set this weekend
The LC men's soccer team is set for its seventh annual and largest ever soccer showcase this weekend.
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Rome for the holidays
Eighteen LC students are in Rome to study “The Eternal City: Rome as Art.”
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LC closed for holidays
LC administrative offices will be closed December 24 through January 1, 2013.
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Top athletic program in Virginia
The field hockey, women's soccer, and men's cross country teams placed LC top in the state.
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Studying fish in the Virgin Islands
Ben Tumolo ’13 spent last summer in the U.S. Virgin Islands, where he conducted research on fish populations.
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Fundraising for St. Jude
LC students have raised a record $18,500 for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
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Outside for 15 chilly nights
April Song '15 slept outside for 15 nights to better understand homelessness.
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Professor selected to teach in Vietnam
Dr. Randy Ribler is one of nine U.S. scholars selected to teach in Vietnam.
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Representing Bulgaria
Twelve students participated in the 20th annual Mid-Atlantic European Union Simulation in Washington, D.C. Read More
Holocaust Remembered
Lynchburg College is hosting two events sponsored by the Holocaust Education Foundation of Central Virginia.
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Winter Concert
The LC Orchestra/Wind Symphony Winter Concert will be performed on Dec. 6 and 7.
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Public relations in his future
A communications major with an emphasis in public relations, Mike Wims '13 said a summer internship convinced him he made a good choice of majors.
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