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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.

Lenoir-Rhyne has launched its new strategic plan, "Shine Ever Brighter," an aspirational roadmap designed to strengthen the university’s mission, enhance the student experience and position LR for long-term success in a rapidly evolving higher education landscape.

Join Percival Everett as he discusses “James,” his Pulitzer Prize-winning novel that offers a powerful reimagining of "Huckleberry Finn."

The series brings acclaimed guest authors into dialogue with students and the community to explore craft, process and the writing life.

The Class of 2025 achieved Lenoir-Rhyne’s highest post-graduation success rate on record, with 99% employed or continuing their education. The results underscore LR’s focus on preparation, purpose and outcomes.

Named Charlotte Mecklenburg and North Carolina School Counselor of the Year, Mena uses her background in mental health and education to strengthen student success and family engagement.

Owens teaches creative writing at Lenoir-Rhyne and has mentored hundreds of student writers. Now he brings that same commitment to his new role as Hickory’s first poet laureate.

Carly Anne York’s celebration of “silly science” has garnered national media attention, most recently earning a spot on Science News’ 2025 book list.