The University of Lynchburg is the first institution in Virginia to launch a professional certificate in cannabis education. The Cannabis Healthcare and Medicine certificate is offered in partnership with Green Flower, the industry leader in cannabis education.
Lynchburg’s DMR makes history as national champions
Weeks before Chasen Hunt and the University of Lynchburg men’s distance medley relay team took the track for the NCAA 2024 Division III indoor track & field championships, Hunt’s teammates begged the question: Do you want to lead or chase on the final leg?
Lynchburg men’s distance medley relay team wins NCAA title
University of Lynchburg men’s indoor track and field student-athletes Frank Csorba, Jacob Hodnett, Sam Llaneza, and Chasen Hunt won the national championship in the distance medley relay on Friday evening.
Deposit refund, aid estimator, and more: How Lynchburg is solving the FAFSA crisis
When the new FAFSA, or Free Application for Federal Student Aid, finally rolled out at the end of December, parents and students scrambled — and so did colleges all over the country.
College Lake’s ‘past, present, and future’ topic of LIFE@Lynchburg lecture on March 20
Dr. Laura Henry-Stone, associate professor and chair of environmental sciences and sustainability, will talk about College Lake and its 90-year history during a lecture at 10 a.m. Wednesday, March 20, in Schewel Hall’s Sydnor Performance Hall.
Three years in a row: Men’s and women’s indoor track and field teams sweep ODAC championships
The University of Lynchburg men’s and women’s indoor track and field teams swept the Old Dominion Athletic Conference indoor championships for the third year in the row.
CICV report shows big economic boost by VTAG and private universities like Lynchburg
The Council of Independent Colleges in Virginia, also known as Virginia Private Colleges, announced today the findings of a monthslong economic analysis in a report titled, “The Economic Contributions that CICV’s Private Colleges and Universities Made to Virginia in Academic Year 2022-2023.”
Lynchburg student’s work in South Sudan on Voice of America-Africa
In January, Westover Honors Fellow and Bonner Leader Kyle Thaller ’25 chatted with Voice of America-Africa about his humanitarian and policy work in South Sudan, and what inspired him to get involved.
Swimming produces 16 All-ODAC winners after successful championships
The University of Lynchburg men’s and women’s swimming teams boasted a total of 16 student-athletes on the Old Dominion Athletic Conference’s 2024 all-conference teams announced Sunday.
Shumate Lecture on Feb. 26 features transgender Christian poet and speaker
Renowned transgender Christian poet and theologian Jay Hulme will speak at the University of Lynchburg’s Snidow Chapel at 7 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 26. The event is part of the annual Jennie Cutler Shumate Lecture and is free and open to the public.
