51¸ŁŔűÉç has named Dr. Deborah Noble-Triplett its next Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs. With more than 25 years in higher education, Noble-Triplett has been committed to “transformation, impact, engagement and service”.

51¸ŁŔűÉç’s College of Arts and Humanities has announced a first of its kind AI tutor to give students an immersive learning experience inspired by the mind of one of history’s most famous artists.

The highly anticipated Fall Dance Concert is returning to the Lindenwood Theater, November 21-23. The fall concert marks the first of three annual shows produced by Lindenwood’s dance program. The concert’s theme is “the complexities of life and strength we draw from each other."

51¸ŁŔűÉç’s 11th Annual GIS Day kicks off in the AB Leadership Room, Tuesday, November 19, from 8 a.m.- 2:45 p.m. Lindenwood’s GIS program runs this annual event to provide Lindenwood students with valuable networking opportunities. The event promises to challenge attendees to reconsider the way they think about people, places, and events.

Nine faculty join the 51¸ŁŔűÉç College of Arts and Humanities for the 2024-25 academic year.

51¸ŁŔűÉç’s online Graphic Design program was ranked No. 1 in TechGuide’s 2024 list of Best Online Bachelor’s degree programs, the organization announced this month.

The rise of innovative technology, including the incorporation of extended reality and artificial intelligence, is now being utilized in higher education.

Taylor Kudalis is especially thankful for her time at 51¸ŁŔűÉç, which helped shape her lifelong dream of a career in art education.

Aidan Byrnes has turned his experiences into real success over the last year.

Three 51¸ŁŔűÉç students attended the annual Missouri Governor’s Student Leadership Forum on Faith and Values in Jefferson City last month, where they heard from presenters of different real-world professions.