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Judge Ginsburg Visits Lindenwood’s Hammond Institute
General, Academics, Hammond Institute for Free Enterprise, Alumni & Donors

In mid-September, U.S. Court of Appeals Judge Douglas H. Ginsburg held a discussion at the Hammond Institute for Free Enterprise as part of the H.F. Langenberg Memorial Speaker Series.

Duree Center for Entrepreneurship Receives Regional Node Planning Grant
General, Academics

Lindenwood University’s Duree Center for Entrepreneurship has been awarded a regional Node Planning Grant from the Missouri Technology Corporation to support entrepreneurship, innovation, and workforce development in St. Charles, Montgomery, Warren, and Lincoln counties.

Rebalancing Lindenwood’s Resources
General, Athletics, Student Life

After a comprehensive evaluation, we have made the difficult decision to discontinue 10 athletic teams at the conclusion of their respective seasons this academic year. This decision is a result of a thorough assessment of our athletic department's sustainability, aligning with our commitment to upholding the high-quality academic and athletic experiences that define our university.

Dr. Michelle Whitacre Receives 2023 DEWEY Award
General, Academics, College of Education and Human Services

Lindenwood University Associate Professor of Curriculum and Instruction Dr. Michelle Whitacre received a $70,000 Developing an Educator Workforce that Expands Yearly (DEWEY) award in October from the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.

Rodgers Townsend Visit Offers Insight for Lindenwood Advertising Students
General, Academics, Plaster College of Business and Entrepreneurship

Lindenwood University advertising and public relations students gained invaluable knowledge and insights following a visit from Rodgers Townsend Executive Vice President/Chief Creative Officer Mike McCormick on October 12.

2024-25 Tuition and Fees Announced
General, Academics, Admissions, Student Life

As you plan for the upcoming academic year, I’m reaching out to you to share the 2024-25 tuition and fees. We've worked hard to keep your educational costs well below other private universities in our region. This positive news comes as inflation has reached record highs and operating costs continue to increase.