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Bring your interests and goals. We’ll help you build your future.

Bring your interests and goals.

We’ll help you build your future.

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Undergraduate

51 majors, 62 minors, and faculty who put you first.

Graduate

Make an impact in the next level of your career.

Alumni

Celebrate memories, make more, love Lynchburg.

Leadership

Meet the next University of Lynchburg president.

Alison Morrison-Shetlar

We’re a family.
A team. A community.

We stick together. We help each other get to where we want to go.

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Who we are

At University of Lynchburg, dreamers become thinkers, doers, solvers, travelers, influencers. We help you become more of who you are, and more of who you want to be.

Our commitment to liberal arts prepares students with tools for personal growth and development.

- Dr. Sabita Manian, Professor
Lynchburg shaped me into the person I am today. I've learned to be more independent and embrace who I am.

- Dru Blakeney, Class of 2018
A lot of time and effort goes into creating high-impact learning experiences for Lynchburg students.

- Dr. Jimmy Roux, Associate Professor
Lynchburg shaped me into the person I am today. I've learned to be more independent and embrace who I am.

- Dru Blakeney, Class of 2018
Our approach to learning empowers you to deal with complexity, diversity, and change — necessary parts of 21st-century life.

- Dr. Allison Jablonski, Provost

Explore

Art, music, theatre, Daura Gallery

Top-notch, experiential labs

Health science labs

Real trading, real time

Financial technology

Research, trails, and observatory

Claytor Nature Center

Opportunities around the world

Learn through adventure

Outdoor leadership

News

Lynchburg workshop will help local organizations strengthen family relationships

Lynchburg’s Beard Center on Aging to co-sponsor 2020 Faithful Aging Conference

Political activist and scholar Larycia Hawkins to speak at Lynchburg

Lynchburg student tops leaderboard in global Business Strategy Game

Lynchburg professor Laura Marello to read from her work March 1

Lecture will connect King’s ‘Beloved Community’ to the classroom