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Alumna Miriah Ludtke, who graduated from Lindenwood University in May 2015 with a degree in journalism, was recently crowed Miss Missouri USA at the pageant in Booneville. She will compete for the title of Miss USA in Las Vegas in May.

Lindenwood University-Belleville’s Eckert Co-Authors Second Edition of Teen Court Manual
Belleville Archive

Lindenwood University-Belleville’s adjunct instructor of criminology and criminal justice and executive director of St. Clair County Teen Court, Judge (Ret.) Annette Eckert, has co-authored Implementing Teen Courts: A Restorative Justice Peer Jury Guide and Manual, 2nd Edition, 2018 alongside Zabelle Norsigian Vartanian, administrator for St. Clair County Teen Court.

Lindenwood to Celebrate Homecoming Oct. 17-20
General, Alumni & Donors, Student Life

The 2018 Lindenwood University Homecoming and Reunion celebration is Oct. 17-20, and we honor the classes of 1968, 1993, and 2008. This year’s theme is “One Roar.”

Lindenwood Giving Week Oct. 8-12
General, Alumni & Donors

Lindenwood will celebrate our first Week of Giving on October 8-12, 2018. This week gives us an opportunity for Lindenwood to recognize the wonderful support we receive from faculty, staff, alumni, families, friends, and students.

Great Lakes Valley Conference Admits Lindenwood University as 16th Member
General, Athletics

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.

Online Master of Public Administration Degree Ranked by OnlineMasters.com
General, College of Arts and Humanities

OnlineMasters.com has ranked the online Master of Public Administration degree at Lindenwood University number-20 in its list of Best MPA Degree Programs. The organization also named the Lindenwood program the “Most Diverse M.P.A. Program.”

College of Education and Human Services, General

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.