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Starting in May, University of Lynchburg students can purchase discounted textbooks and other course materials online, thanks to Lynchburg’s new...

This semester, many freshmen are taking their first-year seminar DELL courses. Some courses deal with hate speech and symbols, others...

Last week, Dr. Kenneth Garren, president of the University of Lynchburg, approved a 50% credit for room and board. Those...

A big part of working on a political campaign is the person-to-person contact — knocking on doors, shaking hands, town...

The University of Lynchburg has one of the Best Physical Therapy Programs in the country, according to a recent ranking...

Last week, the University of Lynchburg Food Pantry received $4,000 in Kroger gift cards from the national grocery chain.

The University of Lynchburg announced today that classes will be taught online throughout the spring semester. Commencement exercises, scheduled for...

The University of Lynchburg has announced a new, interdisciplinary program. Starting in Fall 2020, students can major in Africana studies.

A few weeks ago, Dr. Brian Crim, a history professor at the University of Lynchburg, got a call from the...

Lynchburg announced today that it will extend spring break for another week due to concerns about the global coronavirus outbreak....

Alexa Watkin ’23 carefully opens one of the burial books in the office of Presbyterian Cemetery, a historic graveyard that’s...

Curtain Call, the University of Lynchburg’s musical theatre ensemble, will perform its annual Curtain Call Cabaret at 7:30 p.m. Friday...