Junior Rachel Gallagher after home run at the ODACs. Spring sports teams finish strong
Lynchburg College sports teams have seen a great deal of success this spring season as multiple teams have captured ODAC titles, and some are still alive in various playoff tournaments.
The LC softball team captured its third straight ODAC championship this past weekend as they capped off their ODAC tournament run with a 4-1 victory over Eastern Mennonite University.…
A new school year, a new theme
Next year, Lynchburg College's theme will be The Year of Alliances and Diversity in hopes to promote understanding and make connections with different people. Student Government Association President Ally Datz said the theme will be focused on celebrating diversity rather than "focusing on discrimination.…
Interim chaplain Dr. Pete Warren Dr. Pete Warren: a LC living legacy
For those who have ever had a class in the Thompson Education Building or walked past the Warren Counseling Center, the name Dr. D.L. Warren may sound familiar. He retired after 25 years of service in 1994, but returned to LC in 1998 to serve as director of church relations until Grant Azdell was hired.…
Spectator heckling can cause consequences for sports teams
Lynchburg College's spring athletic season has been filled with excitement and victories as the softball team brought home their third consecutive Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) Championship, lacrosse earned a first round bye in the conference tournament with a number two seeding and the men's track and field team captured their 23rd ODAC Title.…
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FeaturedThanksgiving break extended to one weekRegarded as pleasant news to many, Thanksgiving break has been extended to a full week for the upcoming 2009-2010 school year. The vote was decided by clear majority at the faculty meeting on April 3. Associate Professor of Athletic Training and Chair of the Educational Policies Committee (EPC) Dr.LC plans for summer renovations
LC takes precations against swine fluIn the United States, 64 cases of the swine influenza have been laboratory-confirmed, including 45 cases in New York, according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Monday, the World Health Organization (WHO) raised the pandemic alert level to phase four, which indicates that the virus has evolved to spread through confirmed human-to-human contact and is at risk to cause "community-level outbreaks.Nerd Factor wraps up the year
Alumni reminise at Westover weekend
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Health & Lifestyles
- Thanksgiving break extended to one week
- A new school year, a new theme
- LC takes precations against swine flu