News

When more than 2,000 proud Lindenwood University students graduate next spring, many of them will never have seen a tuition increase.

A $5 million renovation of Harlen C. Hunter Athletic Stadium will get underway soon on the Lindenwood campus. Construction will take place later this spring, with completion in the fall. The project is expected to employ dozens of construction workers throughout the summer.

American Humanics received a national community service award at the American Humanics Management Institute Jan. 2-5, in Kansas City, Mo.

Lindenwood University’s dancers finished in fourth in the nation this year at the Universal Dance Association Collegiate Dance competition in Orlando, FL.

Joseph Alsobrook, who has guided marching bands to performances at the Fiesta Bowl National Pageant of Bands, the Citrus Bowl Music Festival and the Tournament of Roses Parade, has been hired as the Director of Instrumental Music Development at Lindenwood University.

Patrick Ross, who guided Ottawa (Kan.) University to the NAIA national playoffs in 2003, is the new head football coach at Lindenwood University.

The U.S. Department of the Interior has approved a $200,000 Save America’s Treasures matching grant to repair the roof and foundation masonry at the Daniel Boone Home in Defiance, Mo.

The Lindenwood University Theatre program will hold its annual production of A Christmas Carol, Dec. 4-7, in Jelkyl Theatre.

After three seasons as head football coach, Rick Gorzynski is being promoted by Lindenwood University.

Chesterfield Area Civic Progress will recognize the contributions of two educational institutions, a senator and the world’s largest pharmaceutical company at its 12th annual Excellence in Community Development Awards luncheon.