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For their last show of the 2022-2023 season, the Playmakers perform, in partnership with The Little Read, a play about friendship and belonging, two familiar ideas for the troupe.

From April 18 to 22, the campus and community will participate in a weeklong celebration of Naomi Shihab Nye's sequel to the 2019 Little Read selection “The Turtle of Oman.”

Partnership with the Broadcasting Education Association offers Lenoir-Rhyne students access to resources to expand marketable communication skills.

A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity allowed students to explore the City of Light while meeting and competing with peers from around the globe.

The Lenoir-Rhyne board of trustees approved tenure and promotions at its March meetings along with approval of posthumous emeritus status for David Dreyer, Ph.D., who passed in December 2022.

On the sixth-annual giving day event at Lenoir-Rhyne, generous donors contributed $809,744 toward LR's future, a new record for the 24-hour event.

The e National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) announced the winners of the Cushman & Wakefield Athletic Directory of the Year Award (ADOY) on March 27 and LR Vice President of Athletics Kim Pate was honored.

Mary Lou Cooke Hall '43 has spent a lifetime serving others, having adventures and learning about new topics. This year she celebrates her 100th year of a life well-lived.

Before her own study-abroad year, Melanie Mora '25 is making the most of her international education at LR by mentoring and befriending students who come from around the world to study here.

Nolan Metcalf '24 is breathing new life into the Lenoir-Rhyne Film Club, bringing film enthusiasts from all over campus to learn, grow and enjoy movies together.

Neve Duston '24 may be best known on campus as a power player on the soccer field, but she is finding equal recognition and satisfaction in the art studio.

In the ongoing search for alternatives to antibiotics, chemistry major Gezell Alberto-Tenjhay '24 is investigating an herbal remedy with a long history for a new kind of treatment.