Lynchburg News
Leadership in the cloud with Francessca Vasquez ’00
Francessca Vaszquez ’00 leads an international team at Amazon Web Services to help companies use cloud computing technology to take...
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MPH graduate ‘perfectly content and happy’
Emily Guthrie ’18 MPH admits that her job title at the Lynchburg Health Department — environmental health technical specialist —...
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Remembering Dr. Thomas Nicely, legendary teacher who discovered Pentium bug
Dr. Thomas Nicely, a retired Lynchburg professor who famously discovered a Pentium computer chip error and invented a popular football...
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Teacher of the Year finalist: Teaching is ‘where I’m supposed to be’
Amy Mallow ’02 didn’t suspect anything when her principal texted her one night to say she had called a “data...
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Gustavo Romero to present Beethoven sonatas
Gustavo Romero, an internationally acclaimed pianist, will present the piano sonatas of Ludwig van Beethoven at the University of Lynchburg...
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Course on race and education offered to teachers
The University of Lynchburg will host a series of classes on race and education on five evenings in October and...
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University of Lynchburg claims two top-10 spots in U.S. News college rankings
The newest U.S. News & World Report college rankings call the University of Lynchburg one of the top values for...
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Lynchburg students set to present research in Kazakhstan
Three University of Lynchburg students will speak at an international forum in Kazakhstan next week, taking on topics such as...
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Bonners get out of ‘bubble,’ spend summer in service
Two students from the University of Lynchburg’s Bonner Leader Program spent the summer serving others through the Shepherd Higher Education...
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A conversation with Kathrine Switzer, women’s running pioneer
Season two, episode one of "A Smarter U" features world-renowned women's running icon Kathrine Switzer, who got her start with...
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Lynchburg graduate earns top surgical resident award
The nation’s top osteopathic surgery resident for 2019 is a Lynchburg chemistry graduate and former Lynchburg EMS volunteer. Dr. Tim...
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Dinosaurs, family, and a feast: Convocation 2019
University of Lynchburg’s new students heard a fresh take on the definition of college Wednesday morning. “College is four years...
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Leadership in the cloud with Francessca Vasquez ’00
Francessca Vaszquez ’00 leads an international team at Amazon Web Services to help companies use cloud computing technology to take...
Read more
MPH graduate ‘perfectly content and happy’
Emily Guthrie ’18 MPH admits that her job title at the Lynchburg Health Department — environmental health technical specialist —...
Read more
Remembering Dr. Thomas Nicely, legendary teacher who discovered Pentium bug
Dr. Thomas Nicely, a retired Lynchburg professor who famously discovered a Pentium computer chip error and invented a popular football...
Read more
Teacher of the Year finalist: Teaching is ‘where I’m supposed to be’
Amy Mallow ’02 didn’t suspect anything when her principal texted her one night to say she had called a “data...
Read more
Gustavo Romero to present Beethoven sonatas
Gustavo Romero, an internationally acclaimed pianist, will present the piano sonatas of Ludwig van Beethoven at the University of Lynchburg...
Read more
Course on race and education offered to teachers
The University of Lynchburg will host a series of classes on race and education on five evenings in October and...
Read more
University of Lynchburg claims two top-10 spots in U.S. News college rankings
The newest U.S. News & World Report college rankings call the University of Lynchburg one of the top values for...
Read more
Lynchburg students set to present research in Kazakhstan
Three University of Lynchburg students will speak at an international forum in Kazakhstan next week, taking on topics such as...
Read more
Bonners get out of ‘bubble,’ spend summer in service
Two students from the University of Lynchburg’s Bonner Leader Program spent the summer serving others through the Shepherd Higher Education...
Read more
A conversation with Kathrine Switzer, women’s running pioneer
Season two, episode one of "A Smarter U" features world-renowned women's running icon Kathrine Switzer, who got her start with...
Read more
Lynchburg graduate earns top surgical resident award
The nation’s top osteopathic surgery resident for 2019 is a Lynchburg chemistry graduate and former Lynchburg EMS volunteer. Dr. Tim...
Read more
Dinosaurs, family, and a feast: Convocation 2019
University of Lynchburg’s new students heard a fresh take on the definition of college Wednesday morning. “College is four years...
Read more
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Leadership in the cloud with Francessca Vasquez ’00
Francessca Vaszquez ’00 leads an international team at Amazon Web Services to help companies use cloud computing technology to take...
Read more
MPH graduate ‘perfectly content and happy’
Emily Guthrie ’18 MPH admits that her job title at the Lynchburg Health Department — environmental health technical specialist —...
Read more
Remembering Dr. Thomas Nicely, legendary teacher who discovered Pentium bug
Dr. Thomas Nicely, a retired Lynchburg professor who famously discovered a Pentium computer chip error and invented a popular football...
Read more
Teacher of the Year finalist: Teaching is ‘where I’m supposed to be’
Amy Mallow ’02 didn’t suspect anything when her principal texted her one night to say she had called a “data...
Read more
Gustavo Romero to present Beethoven sonatas
Gustavo Romero, an internationally acclaimed pianist, will present the piano sonatas of Ludwig van Beethoven at the University of Lynchburg...
Read more
Course on race and education offered to teachers
The University of Lynchburg will host a series of classes on race and education on five evenings in October and...
Read more
University of Lynchburg claims two top-10 spots in U.S. News college rankings
The newest U.S. News & World Report college rankings call the University of Lynchburg one of the top values for...
Read more
Lynchburg students set to present research in Kazakhstan
Three University of Lynchburg students will speak at an international forum in Kazakhstan next week, taking on topics such as...
Read more
Bonners get out of ‘bubble,’ spend summer in service
Two students from the University of Lynchburg’s Bonner Leader Program spent the summer serving others through the Shepherd Higher Education...
Read more
A conversation with Kathrine Switzer, women’s running pioneer
Season two, episode one of "A Smarter U" features world-renowned women's running icon Kathrine Switzer, who got her start with...
Read more
Lynchburg graduate earns top surgical resident award
The nation’s top osteopathic surgery resident for 2019 is a Lynchburg chemistry graduate and former Lynchburg EMS volunteer. Dr. Tim...
Read more
Dinosaurs, family, and a feast: Convocation 2019
University of Lynchburg’s new students heard a fresh take on the definition of college Wednesday morning. “College is four years...
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