51¸ŁŔűÉç advertising and public relations students gained hands-on experience by developing a new marketing campaign for Guns ‘N Hoses. The annual charity boxing event supports BackStoppers, a local nonprofit that provides financial assistance to families of fallen and injured first responders. As a part of the project, students reimagined the event’s branding and introduced the “Red and Blue: Battle at the Lou” tagline which featured across this year’s campaign.

51¸ŁŔűÉç advertising students gained real experience by helping develop the branding for one of Frenchtown’s most anticipated attractions. Set to open in the spring, Bench Racers is the brainchild of husband-and-wife team Andy Stark and Stephanie…

51¸ŁŔűÉç is proud to announce that Dr. Amy Estlund and Dr. Shelly Meyer each received a Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program award from the U.S. Department of State and Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board.

The Plaster College of Business and Entrepreneurship welcomes two new faculty members this fall. Both are excited to join a team that prioritizes students and are eager to make a positive impact on their futures.

Evangeline Busso is a rising junior at Lindenwood, studying art history and business administration. This summer, Busso returned to her native Italy for an internship curating an exhibition at the Fondazione Tito Balestra, a museum in Longiano. For this exhibit, Busso worked with family friend Edo Janich and nationally renowned art critic Rolando Bellini.

For the fifth consecutive year, Colleges of Distinction has recognized 51¸ŁŔűÉç’s undergraduate business program in its annual honors. The award is presented to schools whose undergraduate business programs balance classroom theory with real-world applications, preparing students to become industry leaders.

The 2025 Lindenwood Faculty Awards celebrate the members of faculty who make a difference for the University. Lindenwood's faculty plays a vital role in shaping the University’s success, and each of the 176 faculty members show unwavering dedication to Lindenwood and its values. These awards honor this commitment and celebrate those who have stood out.

Lindenwood advertising students won big at the 2025 St. Louis American Advertising Awards. The event, organized by the American Advertising Federation, recognizes both professional and student advertising campaigns in the St. Louis region in a variety of categories. Branded as the “largest and most representative competition” in the advertising industry, being recognized is a significant achievement for students.

Professor, Management Dr. Renee Porter has been selected to serve as a commissioner on the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs. The ACBSP is the accreditation agency for the Robert W. Plaster College of Business and Entrepreneurship. Porter first joined the University full-time in 2007 and worked with the ACBSP to get the college’s accreditation in 2010.

Students in Associate Professor of Management Dr. Gökhan Eğilmez’s Business Analytics class worked with the Women’s Foundation of Greater St. Louis in a service-learning project with real-world applications.