Presented by Loretta Wittman and Dana Ballard. Meet with Curtain Call, the University of Lynchburg’s musical theatre ensemble. Enjoy their music and see how students are gaining a variety of performance experiences while reaching out and representing the University in the community. The University of Lynchburg’s LIFE@Lynchburg program offers not-for-credit learning opportunities for community members […]
Installation by artist Stephanie Mercedes where students melt bullets to create school bells.
Reception for the "When Do You Feel Safe? Bullets to Bells Demonstration" demonstration — an installation by artist Stephanie Mercedes where students melt bullets to create school bells.
University of Lynchburg Wind Symphony, Orchestra, and Community Big Band will be performing "Trail of Tears," "Hymn to the Fallen," and "The Great Locomotive Chase."
Come and join the University of Lynchburg Concert Choir and Lynchburg Singers for their concert titled "You Will Be Found." This concert is about celebrating finding a place in the present by reflecting on the past.
Join us to celebrate a reunion of our alumni! Alumni, parents, faculty, staff, and friends are welcome to purchase a tailgate spot to cheer on our home team Hornets on Shellenberger Field, reminisce with friends, and enjoy our beautiful campus.
Schillace's journal, books, and other works focus on health justice, accessibility, and true equity — none of which are possible without the humanities. Her upcoming book, "Intermediaries," explores the first transgender and LGBTQ+ rights movement that took place in Germany between the world wars.
Presented by Rev. Dennis S. Roberts. The term “witch hunt” has been used repeatedly in recent years as an attempt to dismiss the ever-growing list of accusations, outrages, scandals, and criminal offenses in our current political environment. However, what about the real thing? This presentation will provide an overview of the witch craze and deadly […]
Dr. Brian Crim reflects on the close relationship between popular culture and national security policy by using the series 'Homeland' (2011-20) as a case study. The series came at the end of the so-called "War on Terror" and addressed national anxieties about a permanent and intrusive intelligence community.
Attend a recital featuring music students from the University of Lynchburg.
Presented by Siobhan Byrns. Every day we are exposed to hundreds, or even thousands of images. Some of these artifacts are genuine, some are AI-generated, and some are composites of multiple images. How do we discern which images will affect our choices and lives and which can be dismissed? In this session, we’ll explore art […]
Presented by David W. Frantz. The tradition of modern surgery arose not from the academics and elite of Europe, but from the barbers. The most common European medical practitioner of the Middle Ages was the “barber-surgeon.” From simple procedures often performed by monks, the expertise gradually advanced, often with the experience of caring for the […]
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