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.

Taylor Kudalis is especially thankful for her time at Lindenwood University, which helped shape her lifelong dream of a career in art education.

Three Lindenwood University students attended the annual Missouri Governor’s Student Leadership Forum on Faith and Values in Jefferson City last month, where they heard from presenters of different real-world professions.

Lindenwood University and the National Taiwan University of Arts have formed an academic exchange agreement to promote and strengthen fine and performing arts and study abroad opportunities for students at both institutions.

As businesses and corporations continue to implement the newest advancements in technology, Lindenwood University and Washington University in St. Louis approved a proposal to offer a dual degree program in pre-engineering.

Lindenwood University student Jack Gietl was recently awarded the prestigious Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship for his study abroad experience in Uruguay.

Lindenwood University’s community outreach endeavor, LindenGiving, received the Volunteer of the Year Award from the Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Charles County for its part in a back-to-school event. The award was presented during the 59th Boys & Girls Club of St. Charles County’s Gala at the Ameristar Casino Resort and Spa on Saturday, February 10.