Associate Professor of Exercise Science Dr. Petey Mumford played a significant role in helping graduate student Connor Gaige’s thesis be published in the American College of Sports Medicine Journal, “Exercise, Sport, and Movement.”

Lindenwood University’s College of Education and Human Services is partnering with QASPIR, a global organization helping schools and institutions unlock student potential through Transformative Learning.

A team of Lindenwood University students enrolled in Creative Advertising Concepts placed first at the Mid America Chevy Marketing Competition on December 7 at the St. Louis Auto Dealers Association building. The competition offered students a platform to showcase their skills in a professional environment.

Lindenwood University Art History Professor Dr. James Hutson was recognized as one of the Top 5 Remarkable Men in Education for 2023 by the Knowledge Review magazine in December.

Two Lindenwood University alumnae received 2023-24 Missouri Milken Educator Awards in November. Leah Lawrence and Meghan Menchella were honored with the awards, which included a $25,000 cash prize to be used for any purpose.

This fall, Lindenwood University placed fifth at the Digital Marketing Competition in West Lafayette, Indiana. The Digital Marketing Competition is an international competition for college students tasked with developing and pitching a digital marketing strategy.

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.

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.

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.

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.