Former Lindenwood student Michael Johnson, 28, was released from prison last week, four years after he was originally given a 30-year sentence for hiding his HIV-positive status from his sexual partners. […]
When an audience member asked him about plans for the university, he said, “It would be a little too soon for me to say ‘Here’s the strategy and here’s what I’m thinking we can go do,’ but I will tell you, from my personal perspective, I like to be aggressive, I like to go after areas that we all decide are worth us going after.” […]
Porter has worked at IBM for 33 years and holds a master’s in business administration from Washington University in St. Louis. […]
However, the fate of new hires remains up in the air. […]
On Aug. 30, 2006, just before fall semester started, Dennis Spellmann died from cancer at age 70. […]
Once Spellmann came, students became upset that they lost the freedom they used to have. And among professors, some remember the Spellmann era as hard work. […]
Some have hailed Spellmann as a business genius, but not everyone was happy with the way he ran things, whether it be the residents whose homes he bought up for student housing, or faculty who disagreed with his business-like approach to Lindenwood. […]
Limited enrollment and significant debt almost pushed the institution to shut its doors. That is, until Dennis Spellman got behind the wheel. […]
Lindenwood students can learn how to climb trees with professional equipment in a one-credit elective that mixes recreation with education. […]
Registration for Lindenwood Siblings Day 2019 will end Wednesday. […]
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