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Lenoir-Rhyne, Emory & Henry, and Mars Hill will launch a pilot program to strengthen leadership, engagement, and persistence among male students across campuses.

“Careers. Well Crafted.” is a citywide, drop-in career fair offering students access to employers across industries, on-site preparation support and a welcoming space to explore next steps.

Lenoir-Rhyne reports its largest application total in university history, reflecting growing interest in its academic experience and commitment to affordability.

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The mission of the Office of Student Experience strengthens how Lenoir-Rhyne supports students as they find community, purpose and opportunity throughout their college journey.

Five LR leaders reflect on how the BRIDGES program strengthened collaboration, confidence and leadership skills with immediate benefits for students and the university community.

Five faculty members step into new assistant dean roles to strengthen student support, enhance academic programs, and provide more agile leadership across Lenoir-Rhyne’s colleges.

The university is providing updates related to winter weather, including campus operations, closures, delays and instructional delivery.

Award-winning author Percival Everett drew a near-capacity crowd to ���ϳԹ��� as he reflected on writing, reading, race and the power of fiction to shape how we move through the world.

Lenoir-Rhyne’s Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies program launched this semester with a cohort of 36 students, beginning a rigorous course of study focused on clinical preparation.

When plans shifted during the Walk for Peace, a stop at Lenoir-Rhyne’s Columbia location became a powerful moment of connection, rest and shared spiritual practice.

Community members are invited to a free morning of music, reflection and a Freedom Rides-inspired choral production, followed by a Unity March through Hickory.