Dr. Chad Kerksick, associate professor of exercise science and director of the Exercise and Performance Nutrition Laboratory, will be the keynote speaker at the Sports & Active Nutrition Summit USA on Feb. 4.

Lindenwood University begins the spring semester on Tuesday, January 19. For the first two weeks of the semester, all on-ground lecture courses will be conducted in a virtual format using OWL technology.

Lindenwood University’s School of Education will begin offering a Leadership Ed.D. in Fall 2021. Applications are currently being accepted for the first cohort of students.

Lindenwood University’s School of Arts, Media, and Communications provides students with the opportunity to gain real experience in a multitude of areas including art and design, digital marketing, cinema arts, and performing arts.

Lindenwood University’s MBA program has been ranked third by the St. Louis Business Journal on their list of St. Louis’ Largest MBA Programs. This ranking demonstrates Lindenwood’s commitment to offering a high-quality program that is flexible to students’ needs.

The Office of University Admissions alongside the Center for Diversity and Inclusion are proud to introduce the Inclusive Leadership Scholarship. Eligible first-time students planning on pursuing an undergraduate degree at Lindenwood University are welcome to apply for this $2,000 renewable award.

Lindenwood University’s December Virtual Commencement Ceremonies will be available for viewing beginning Friday, December 18 at 1 p.m. CT.  Graduates, family, friends, and the Lindenwood community are invited to join this virtual celebration recognizing the Class of 2020.

In January 2017, Patrick Harty (then a student in Lindenwood’s Health Sciences graduate program) began planning a study that would examine the effects of caffeine on muscle performance in the lower body. An article on the study, which was conducted in Lindenwood’s Exercise and Performance Nutrition Laboratory (EPNL), has recently been published in Frontiers in Nutrition and is one of many articles produced by Harty during his time with the EPNL.

Lindenwood University’s School of Health Sciences incorporates community wellbeing into teaching and learning, developing health professionals who will graduate with an awareness of their ability to impact positive change.

Lindenwood senior Angelina Chartrand will be published in an upcoming issue of the Oakland Arts Review, an international literary journal dedicated to publishing the work of undergraduate students.