Lynchburg Announces Dr. Sally Coleman Selden as New President
By: Aisha Marilyn Abdulbary-Knotts | Staff Writer and Ellie Simmers... Read more.
Swimming in Death: Brian Recker and The Freedom in Deconstruction
By: Ellie Simmers | Editor-in-Chief On Monday, March 16, 2026,... Read more.
Who Is This War For?
By: Ellie Simmers | Editor-in-Chief Smoke rises from an Israeli... Read more.
Small, But Mighty: Lynchburg Students Walkout in Protest of ICE
By: Ellie Simmers | Editor-in-Chief Organizers Abby Garrett (left) and... Read more.
Lynchburg Expands Digital Classroom; Introduces New Online Courses and Tech Initiatives
The University of Lynchburg campus. Photo by Lisa Rowan. By:... Read more.
Back To His Roots: Django Degree Returns to the Hive
By: Ellie Simmers | Editor-in-Chief On Friday, Feb. 6, 2026,... Read more.
Is Your AI Use Really Worth It?
By: Ellie Simmers | Editor-in-Chief MIT News If you are... Read more.
It’s Not Too Late to Change Your Mind
By: Ellie Simmers | Editor-in-Chief A memorial sign for 37-year-old... Read more.
Letter From the Editor: The Importance of Words
By: Ellie Simmers | Editor-in-Chief As I stepped back onto... Read more.
There’s No Place Like Home
By: Ellie Simmers | Assistant Editor Protesters across the country... Read more.
From the Lab to the Workshop; Now, She’s a Sommerville Nominee
For Elizabeth Johnson, choosing the University of Lynchburg was about... Read more.
From the Field to the Classroom; Now, She’s a Sommerville Nominee
For senior student-athlete Danielle Coon, excellence at the University of... Read more.
