Lindenwood University continued a historic fundraising streak in the 2024 fiscal year by nearly raising $7 million dollars to support the people, places, and programs at the University. For the second time in three fiscal years, the University surpassed…

Lindenwood University's College of Education and Human Services introduces one new faculty member for the 2024-25 academic year.

Colleges of Distinction has honored Lindenwood University for its strong undergraduate degree in business. Thanks to a well-rounded curriculum with hands-on experiences and a liberal arts foundation, its business students are prepared to enter the workforce…

Lindenwood University has earned the esteemed Equity & Inclusion award from Colleges of Distinction, an advocate for schools who excel in the areas of student engagement, great teaching, vibrant communities, and successful outcomes.

For a fourth consecutive year, Lindenwood University has been recognized on the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society's Transfer Honor Roll, announced by the organization June 10. The University joins 228 institutions to be named in 2024. The Transfer Honor…

Lindenwood University’s College of Education and Human Services has earned special attention for its undergraduate program in education. Recognizing its stellar curriculum and outcomes for education majors, Colleges of Distinction granted this award as a stamp of approval for the impactful ways that students are prepared to lead their own classrooms after graduation. Lindenwood’s title as an Education College of Distinction is a testament to the quality of its hands-on approach to learning, leading, and succeeding.

Dierbergs and Lindenwood University have established a longstanding partnership that offers two distinct scholarship opportunities for Lindenwood students, along with the GOLD program tuition discount initiative that is designed to support current Dierbergs employees who wish to pursue higher education.

Lindenwood University’s Honors Academy is an innovative and flexible program, with more than 250 members, that offers gifted undergraduate students opportunities to explore academic excellence in any major. It is designed to support, strengthen, and highlight the achievements of its members because it puts the needs of students first. As information technology student Lliam Gammon declares, “Honors Academy is a leadership-making machine!”

For a third consecutive summer, Lindenwood University will host the American Legion Auxiliary Missouri Girls State and American Legion Boys State of Missouri. These youth leadership programs recognize talented high school students from across the state and provide hands-on learning opportunities.

Fortune Education has ranked Lindenwood University’s online MBA program as the top program in Missouri for the fourth consecutive year, the organization announced recently.