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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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A ton of food for older adults
The College collected 2,019 pounds of food for the Central Virginia Area Agency on Aging during a recent food drive.
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Hopwood Auditorium anew
Students are enjoying a complete renovation of Hopwood Hall Auditorium.
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Performance by Cuban baritone
Carlos Alemán, a former opera singer in Havana, Cuba, performed three arias and gave a presentation on Cuba in Spanish Nov. 28.
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$1.25 million for veterans
LC has met a second $250,000 challenge issued by Dr. John D. Bower '57.
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Music at Lynchburg College
Lynchburg College’s instrumental and choral music programs are growing at an impressive rate.
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Choral Union to perform "Messiah"
LC's tenth annual performance of Handel's "Messiah" will be on Friday, November 30.
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Stink bugs!
Dr. John Styrsky was on NPR-affiliate WVTF this fall to talk about the stink bug.
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Music man
Internationally renowned music philosopher David J. Elliott will speak Thursday.
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Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week
Students will be sleeping outside during Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week.
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Professors speak of truth
Dr. Lesley Friedman and Dr. Paula Youra talk about the nature of truth on the local NPR affiliate.
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LC hosts Sustainability Week
LC has dubbed the week of Nov. 5 Sustainability Week with a number of events.
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LC baseball signs 5-year-old
LC's baseball team signed 5-year-old Nathan Norman on Wednesday.
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Up 'til Dawn
A collegiate fundraiser for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital will be held Nov. 1.
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Sojourners vp was Snidow Lecturer
"What I learned talking with Bono, Bill Gates, Drew Faust, Tony Blair & Obama” was the subject of the Snidow Lecture.
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Trick or Treat at LC Postponed to November 1
The Monster Bash and Trick or Treat is postponed until Thursday, Nov. 1.
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Presidential throwdown
Students created a “Presidential Throwdown” to draw attention to the election.
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