Lindenwood University has received a distinguished award for its exemplary Military Support initiatives. The honor comes from Colleges of Distinction, a national college guide that prioritizes individual fit over competitive rankings.

Lindenwood University alumna Danielle Darling '17 has been named a 2024 recipient of Delta Zeta Sorority's esteemed 35 Under 35 award. This prestigious award recognizes Delta Zeta alumnae who have demonstrated exceptional professional achievements and made significant impacts in their respective industries before the age of 35.

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…

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.

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.

Dr. Jose Jones received the 2023 Alumni Service Award in April for his charitable and professional work. Jones continues Lindenwood University’s longstanding tradition of outstanding service – from faculty and staff assisting students to alumni like Jones, who is a pioneer in boxing therapy.

Chasity Strickland received the Alumni Merit Award from Lindenwood University in April.

Giving Week 2024 was a success for Lindenwood University.

For the 15th consecutive year, Lindenwood University hosted the 2024 Science Olympiad Competitions for middle and high school student teams in February, offering students hands-on opportunities to immerse themselves in the world of science.

Lindenwood University student Bailey Shumaker received the prestigious Richard S. and Nelle Dabney Merit Award for Missouri, which recognizes those working in special education.