Great Lakes Valley Conference Admits Lindenwood University as 16th Member
Lindenwood in the News
Linden Teach Program Helps District with Substitute Shortage
Community
Two-Hundred High School Students Attend Foreign Language Day at Lindenwood
Academics
Gateway Robotics Challenge Held at Lindenwood’s Hyland Arena
Community
Money Magazine and Realtor.com Rank St. Charles among ‘Best Places to Live in America’
Admissions
Lindenwood Admissions Process Now Test-Optional
Student Life
Freshman Enrollment Increases 13 Percent for 2018
Events
School of Education to Celebrate Centennial Nov. 7-8
The Lindenwood University School of Education will be celebrating its centennial on Nov. 7-8 with a series of events and the theme “Honoring Our Legacy, Building Our Future.”
Lindenwood University’s Giving Week campaign, which was held Oct. 8-12, concluded Friday having raised nearly $27,000. This was the first year for the campaign, and more than 220 donors contributed.
Great Lakes Valley Conference Admits Lindenwood University as 16th Member
The Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) announced on Thursday that Lindenwood University has been admitted to the Conference as its 16th member institution, following a vote of approval by the GLVC Council of Presidents on Oct. 2. Lindenwood will formally join the GLVC on July 1, 2019.
Linden Teach Program Helps District with Substitute Shortage
KMOV TV aired a story Oct. 2 about a new program called Linden Teach, in which Lindenwood education students serve as substitute teachers in the Orchard Farm School District to address a reported shortage of substitute teachers.
Gateway Robotics Challenge Held at Lindenwood’s Hyland Arena
FIRST Robotics held its Gateway Robotics Challenge at Lindenwood University’s Hyland Arena on Sept. 29 as part of the organization’s partnership with the university. The “off-season” event was a competition among high school-level teams that competed in the FIRST Robotics competition in March, using the same course and challenge.
Money Magazine and Realtor.com Rank St. Charles among ‘Best Places to Live in America’
Money Magazine and Realtor.com have ranked St. Charles, Mo., the home of Lindenwood University, number-32 in its “Best Places to Live in America.” The list was recently reported in TIME.com as well. Located in the heart of the city, Lindenwood has been a vital and constant part of the St. Charles community since its founding in 1827.
Lindenwood University in St. Charles is now a test-optional institution, which means prospective undergraduate students may choose whether to have their ACT and SAT scores considered in the admissions process to the university.
Lindenwood University welcomed the class of 2022 this week. Freshman enrollments increased 13 percent over 2017 with transfer enrollments also increasing this year. The class includes students from 39 states and 38 foreign countries with nearly 1,200 new students expected to enroll.
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