Heidi James will educate attendees about the importance of Lynchburg’s native bee species for the environment and the food supply, and how becoming a Bee Campus can help with this goal.
A reception and lecture for "Pierre Daura: Self-Portraits."
Pre- and early modern trans studies offer an archival expansion and corrective by allowing scholars to use a more robust and nuanced set of methods and language to approach sex and gender in historical periods.
Early recollections are memories created in the first six years of our lives.
The Zaidee Creel Williams Memorial Lecture will be given by Dr. Laura Anderson and titled "When Religion Hurts You: Healing from Religious Trauma and the Impact of High Control Religion."
The lecture will explore and celebrate the trailblazing life of University of Lynchburg art professor Georgia Morgan, from her early art studies in Paris in 1909 to her lengthy 30-year career as a teacher at Lynchburg College from 1915-45.
The mezzo-soprano Cecilia McKinley will perform a recital at the University of Lynchburg with pianist Jacob Dishman.
The University of Lynchburg Choral Union is hosting a choral music concert with a witty twist. The concert will be inspired by two collections composed by Eric Whitacre called "Animal […]
The University of Lynchburg Choral Union is hosting a choral music concert with a witty twist. The concert will be inspired by two collections composed by Eric Whitacre called "Animal […]
The University of Lynchburg Chamber Orchestra is presenting a concert featuring the works of Wagner, Grieg, and Sibelius.
The Jazz Ensemble will be performing musical pieces composed by Chuck Mangione, Wayne Shorter, Duke Ellington, Miles Davis, and Charles Mingus.
This first installment of the documentary captures the spirit of one of Lynchburg’s most iconic Black neighborhoods.
Persons needing accommodations for disabilities at a University of Lynchburg event should contact the Center for Accessibility and Disability Resources at least one week before the event.
