News Release Archives     

March, 10 2006 to Feb. 5, 2007

Feb. 5, 2007

• American Folk Opera coming to Lenoir-Rhyne

• LR students visit television station

January 29, 2007

• "The Future of Furniture Manufacturing" will be topic of forum

January 22, 2007

• Lenoir-Rhyne Alumni Invited to Reception Before Musical Program

• L-R Distinguished Alumnus Dr. Hubert Park Leaves The College $140,000

• Author of ‘Tar Heel Politics’ to Speak at Lenoir-Rhyne

• Dr. Karen Dill, Associate Professor of Psychology,on "Charlotte Talks" WFAE FM. Discussion on violence, sex role and racial stereotypes in video games, PODCAST

January 16, 2007

• Lenoir-Rhyne Nursing Student Completes Research on Hmong Health-Care Beliefs

• ARAMARK is trimming the fat at Lenoir-Rhyne College

• Lenoir-Rhyne student receives award

• College presents "Down in the Valley" folk opera

• Lenoir-Rhyne and Century Furniture to present forum on ethical business leadership

January 8, 2007

• Author Tony Abbott to speak at Lenoir-Rhyne as part of Visiting Writers Series

January 2, 2007

• John Dallas Brinkley III establishes scholarship fund at Lenoir-Rhyne

• Lenoir-Rhyne College will honor the life and legacy of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with several events

December 18, 2006

• College closes for Christmas break

• Psychology professor Dr. Karen Dill discusses video-game choices for parents in light of her research on violence effects and portrayals of sex and race in video games PODCAST

• LRC Concert Series presents The Tallis Scholars, Mar. 30, 2007

December 4, 2006

• L-R Alumni invited to Christmas Open House

• Lenoir-Rhyne Names Adrian Blewitt Director Of Soccer

• L-R instrumental ensembles to present fall concert

• Senior Bears Program: Interview with Peter Kendall, VP for Administration & Finance PODCAST

November 27, 2006

• L-R Center For Theology Sponsors Discussion About Islam

• Two Lenoir-Rhyne Students Present Biology Research at State Symposium

• Lenoir-Rhyne College Announces New Head Football Coach

• College to hold Transfer Open House -- Saturday, Dec. 9

• Puddingstone to perform at Lenoir-Rhyne

• Oxford elementary teacher starts Signing Bear Cubs Group

November 20, 2006

• Lenoir-Rhyne College to close for Thanksgiving Break

• Lenoir-Rhyne College to present annual Christmas Concert

• Lenoir-Rhyne to hold forum on Healthcare cost

November 13, 2006

• Dr. Katherine "Winky" Pasour, 2006 NCAAHPERD Honor Award Winner

• Lenoir-Rhyne College license plates now available

November 6, 2006

• College to participate in Teaching Fellows Program

• Senior Bear Program kick-off photos

• L-R sophomore presents paper at Rocky Mountain Modern Languages Association

• Craig Knauff art to be exhibited at Lenoir-Rhyne

• Playmakers to present "The Tempest"

October 30, 2006

• Dr. Karen Dill participates in video game violence summit

• Lenoir-Rhyne Men's Soccer to host 2006 NCAA Division II Appalachian Regional Tournament

October 23, 2006

• Author John Updike to speak at Lenoir-Rhyne College 

• LRC Concert Band plans Fall Concert

• Lenoir-Rhyne to present concert by violinist Davis Brooks

October 17, 2006

• Dr. Wayne Powell receives Distinguished Alumnus Award from Texas Lutheran University

• Dale Bailey & Robert Canipe Premiere Collaborative Fiction October 26

• Playmakers announce cast for "The Tempest"

October 9, 2006

• Sacred Music Program to host German organist

• Center for Theology to hold Aquinas Luther Conference

• College to close for Fall Break

October 2, 2006

• L-R announces new faculty

• Chick-fil-A founder to speak

September 25, 2006

• L-R Alumna to speak about life after fatal Marshall football plane crash

• LRC Playmakers to present "The Songs of Robert"

• LRC offers Senior Bear™ Program to area residents

September 18, 2006

• Professor's book relates strange but true tales from the history of radio

• Organ guild, Lenoir-Rhyne College Sacred Music Program to host family-friendly organ concerts

• Lenoir-Rhyne to present concert by Estonian choir

September 15, 2006

• Former furniture executive to Lead L-R business school

• James Bradley is first L-R Visiting Writer, second writer cancels appearance

September 11, 2006

• "Women Make Movies 3" presents a Latina Film Fest

• A Day with Mel Levine, MD

September 4, 2006

• Lenoir-Rhyne College Hymn Festival Tour in Carolinas

• LR senior hopes to make a difference

• The art of going fast: L-R student's work on display at Hickory Art Museum

• Lenoir-Rhyne Fall Forum to focus on US-China relations

August 28, 2006

• Area artists to participate in "Books & Brushes" at Lenoir-Rhyne

• Visiting Writers begins 18th year with John Updike, others

• Visiting Writers to form book club

• Entomology professor to present Steelman Lecture

• College announces summer graduates

August 21, 2006

• U.S. News & World Report ranks Lenoir-Rhyne College first in state in its category

• Lenoir-Rhyne Youth Chorus auditioning for 10th Anniversary Year

• Hands on Hickory community service project

• Lenoir-Rhyne to hold Great Books Discussion Group for community

• Center For Theology to offer free course On Bonhoeffer

• Center for Theology offers monthly colloquium

July 31, 2006

• College to sponsor "The Little Read" for elementary students
   

July 21, 2006

• Alumnus receives prestigious Jack Kent Cooke graduate scholarship

• Multi-ethnic group studies math and science at Lenoir-Rhyne

• Business Council names new members

• Trout Unlimited establishes endowment in support of Lenoir-Rhyne's Reese Institute

July 14, 2006

• Rachel Nichols promoted to Vice President of Enrollment Management

• Project RIPPELL workshop addresses teaching of English language learners

• North Carolina Teacher of the Year visits with NCTEACH program

July 6, 2006

• Biology professor to be Summer Commencement Speaker

• Phi Beta Lambda earns honors in National Competition

June 29, 2006

• New members appointed to L-R Board of Trustees

• College to close for July 4 holiday

June 20, 2006

• No Adagio Time for Lenoir-Rhyne Music Professor, Only Allegro Pace

June 16

• College co-sponsors local music festival

June 9, 2006

• Nursing students travel to Mexico

June 2, 2006

• Open House scheduled for graduate programs

• Students honored for volunteer service

May 26, 2006

• President's, Dean's Lists from Hickory Metro Area

• President's, Dean's Lists from North Carolina

• President's, Dean's Lists from out-of-state

• Scott Shrode named vice president for institutional advancement

• L-R names academic coordinator for Reese Institute

• Alumni Board elects new members

• Student news from Charles M. Snipes School of Business

May 19, 2006

• L-R graduates approximately 270 students

• North Carolina graduates listed

• Out-of-State graduates listed

• New Healthcare Administration certificate to be offered

• Steelman Endowment Fund established

May 12, 2006

• Students receive honors, awards at convocation

• College honors faculty, staff

• Visiting Writer Kelly Link awarded two Nebulas

• Rotary Clubs thanked for The Big Read contributions

• Students collect school supplies

May 5

• Harris Brothers to appear in concert

• Plexico Scholarship Fund established

• Nature preserve for environmental studies now available for students

April 28

• Ludwig to be baccalaureate speaker

• Latest technology now available for deaf/hard-of-hearing

• Class wins award for projects

• Communications Club tours New York media outlets

• Business honor society inducts 17

April 21, 2006

• Feltman to speak at Commencement May 13

• Two to be honored at Commencement

• Adrian Smith awarded first place in voice competition

• Language festival winners announced

• Business students win state awards
  

April 14, 2006

• College offices close for Easter holiday

• Library book sale to benefit Gulf Coast libraries

• Deaf awareness open house scheduled

• David and Kathy Ludwig honored by Wheat Ridge Ministries

• Students host blood drive

• "Twelfth Night" opens  April 20

• Jazz Ensemble presents spring concert

• Students win photography awards

April 7

• "To See with Words" exhibit coming to Lenoir-Rhyne

• Biology students receive awards at N.C. Collegiate Academy of Science

• Concert Band will perform spring concert

• Student delegates travel to New York for National Model United Nations

• Hickory Humanities Forum scheduled for May

• "Messiah" performance to be rebroadcast on Easter

March 31

• Patriotic ceremony to welcome Wall That Heals to Hickory

• Three named to L-R Board of Visitors

• Reese Conservation Symposium next week

• L-R hires new library director

• Kelly Link nominated for Hugo Award

• Theology Colloquium to discuss political theology

March 24, 2006

• The Big Read author Tim O'Brien to speak on campus

• Youth Chorus to perform spring concert

• Students spend spring break helping others

• Friends of Rudisill Library photo gallery

• Leadership North Carolina holds session in Hickory

March 17, 2006

• L-R Playmakers announces cast for "Twelfth Night"

• The Wall That Heals coming to campus

• Hickory Community Theatre to hold Big Read event

• Reese Institute hosts inaugural conservation symposium

March 10, 2006

• Concert series features Lark String Quartet

• Open house for graduate programs set

• Lecture series to feature mathematician

• Faculty nominated for Nebula Awards

• Dalton-Specht scholarship fund established

• Transfer students invited to open house