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Lindenwood University will hold its annual Christmas walk on its St. Charles campus from 4 to 7 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 27. Featuring a variety of holiday sights, sounds, and activities, the event is free and open to the public.
Lindenwood Belleville’s Fashion Club will host its second-annual Fall and Winter Freedom of Expression Fashion show Nov. 9 in the Lindenwood Auditorium.
Lindenwood University and SSM Health will expand an exclusive agreement that not only provides medical care to the largest Division II athletics program in the country, but also allows students access to educational programs within the Catholic, non-profit health system.
The redesigned Lindenwood University website, which launched Sept. 13, 2016, earned silver in the Website Features – Home Page category in the 11th annual W3 Awards.
As a young person, Assistant Professor Mary Anderson didn’t realize the profound influence that the wheat fields of her native North Dakota and the sandy north shore of Oahu would have on her professional life many years later.
Lindenwood University’s beloved mascot Leo the Lion won a mascot competition at Mid Rivers Mall on Oct. 29. The community event, called The Mascot Dance-Off, featured a competitive field of local mascots that included the St. Louis Cardinals mascot, Fredbird…
Dr. Angela Wingo-Rust, dean of students at Lindenwood University-Belleville, passed away Friday morning after a courageous battle with cancer. She was 47.
Every two years, Lindenwood’s Archaeology Department holds a summer field school so that its students can experience work in a real archaeology dig. The school two years ago was notable in that it succeeded in locating the site of a cabin that had been built and used by Louis Blanchette, the founder of St. Charles, Mo. This year, the group, headed by Anthropology Department Chair Steve Dasovich, sought to locate the site of St. Charles’ first church, which dates back to 1791.
Lindenwood University’s sixth annual Dark Carnival on Wednesday, Oct. 26, was the largest in the event’s history with more than 8,400 people in attendance.
Three of Lindenwood University’s senior anthropology majors have been selected for internships at local history attractions.
