Lindenwood’s Greek community is set to expand its fraternity options in the spring of 2018 to allow students to find “the right fit for them,” according to Student Involvement administrators. […]
Lindenwood’s Student Government Association is planning to branch out by working with the local non-profit organization Youth in Need, according to an announcement made during the LSGA Black and Gold Gala on April 12.
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April is Earthquake Preparedness Month, and although a major quake hasn’t hit the area since the 1800s, students and faculty should have a plan in case of a quake. […]
Health center seeing five patients a day; recent student travel may be cause […]
Cusumano believes the main reason for the rise in students seeking help is access. […]
Lindenwood is currently gearing up to change its general education requirements for the fall of 2017. […]
Flu season is coming, and even healthy college students are at risk, according to the St. Charles County public health department. […]
While studying at her Catholic high school, a nun guidance counselor told Shane Williamson that it was in God’s plan for her to pursue marketing. […]
The Evans Commons Dining Hall is officially open after a dedication held during lunch on Aug. 18. […]
Lindenwood needs to get up to speed with technology and dump its carbon paper system. Carbon papers, also known as multi-copy forms, are used at Lindenwood for enrollment, adding or dropping a class or policy exemptions and are completely obsolete and inefficient. The time taken to use these papers is unfathomably high, and is a nuisance for college students and faculty alike.
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