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.” […]
The Lindenwood athletics website announced Tuesday that Lance Randall, the men’s basketball head coach, had resigned. […]
Porter has worked at IBM for 33 years and holds a master’s in business administration from Washington University in St. Louis. […]
KAYLA DRAKE | Editor-in-Chief Lindenwood officials are in the final stages of finding a new president to lead the University. The list has been narrowed to three finalists, and a new president is likely to […]
However, the fate of new hires remains up in the air. […]
Registration for Lindenwood Siblings Day 2019 will end Wednesday. […]
Bell, who recently passed 100 days in office, said that prosecutors traditionally push a “lock them up, be tough” message to be elected. […]
MATT HAMPTON | Sports Editor Lindenwood will be closed April 19 – 21 for Good Friday and Easter weekend. These are the adjusted schedules for when student facilities will be open during the three-day break. […]
Five professionals talked to attendees in Harmon Hall Thursday afternoon about getting jobs in professional communication. […]
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