News
Travel ban on immigrants puts spring break on hold
In the days following President Trump’s executive order, Lindenwood officials are advising
some students to remain in the US for now […]
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Sports
Goalie fills void left by former star
When women’s ice hockey netminder Jolene deBruyn entered the crease this season, she had big skates to fill. She not only was replacing a graduating senior, but a highly decorated goalkeeper in Nicole Hensley. Hensley […]
Culture
Lindenlink’s Cutest Couple Contest
Cast your vote for the couple you think is Lindenwood’s cutest couple! […]
Culture
Dance concert goes contemporary
Dance students will get to showcase their choreography in Lindenwood’s annual Winter Dance Concert. […]
Culture
Music education student records jazz album to overcome grief
When Griffin was involved with production, he found himself overwhelmed with emotion while reflecting on his mother. […]
News
Man involved in crash that killed LU student indicted on more felony charges
He was indicted Thursday by a grand jury for involuntary manslaughter in the first degree and three counts of second degree assault. […]
Culture
Oscar-winning speaker brings civic message to LU
Award-winning radio host, producer and journalist Callie Crossley is coming to Lindenwood on Feb. 7 to speak to students about the role of news in society. Her speech, “Beyond the headlines: Turning the media’s messages […]
Sports
Men’s basketball uses dominant second half to pull away from Missouri Western
The Lindenwood men’s basketball team overcame a double-digit first half deficit to defeat the Missouri Western Griffons 71-63 due in large part to strong performances by both Jackson Price and Dominique Dobbs. […]
Culture
Women’s journey through Vietnam War portrayed through student production
The fourth wall will be shattered in the Emerson Black Box Theater’s latest production, the docu-drama “A Piece of My Heart.”
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News
Decreased enrollment leads to estimated $10-14 million budget shortfall
“We had projected or assumed certain enrollments, and those haven’t played out for us.” […]